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I have these on my 01 GMC Yukon that I use for hunting/camping ( budget build). They've exceeded expectations in mud/rain/snow.
I bought Kenda vezda’s becuase they were the cheapest 200 tread wear tire out there. They have been awesome, especially for the money.
I think for the average Joe/Jane these tires are more than enough for getting shit done. If you are playing on some serious off roading where tire puncture or tears are a concern, then upgrade. Mine (43k miles) have been great for mild-moderate off-roading in the Midwest and has handled daily driving wonderfully. Going to put another set on when these are ready for a change.
I got 77k miles out of my Goodyears. No flat tires and no issues other than being a little loud. Mostly highway miles and almost no real off roading, so I wasn’t too hard on them.
Switched to Nitto. Less expensive, quieter and a better ride.
They were great for me. 45k miles and lots of crawling in co and Utah. I have Falken wildpeak at4's now and kinda thinking I preferred the Goodyears.
I’ve driven my 2D OBX with SAS since Jan 2022…26,000 miles and many off-road trips…the tires have been great. I’ve owned quieter tires and I think these could use more sidewall protection. I haven’t had a flat and wear is barely noticeable.
I'm rocking them on my R33 GT-R and I am stoked at how hard they grip the road with the price.
I put Goodyear assurance tires on mine recently and haven't noticed a range drop except on long distance highway drives ...like 65+mph but I rarely do that
I blew two Goodyear Territory RTs on a trail and wouldn’t recommend them. The stock tires are passenger car rated.
In my experience the wet traction on the Goodyear tires was terrible. Switched to some Falken Wildpeak H/T and see a lot better wet and dry traction.
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