2022 AT4 Yukon XL New Tire Suggestions *32k miles*

[Fast_AT4]

These Goodyear Trailrunner at 275/60r20 that came stock only lasted 32k miles and now need to be replaced. Even though they have been rotated every oil change and/or time at the dealership. But apparently after reading many reviews, this is common (short life span) for this model. While they dont break the bank to replace every 2 years...looking for something with a bit more life. Open to suggestions...much thanks from a non knowledgeable tire guy.

Live in Florida, so snow is not a condition...but rainy season is. We do travel to GA very often for vacations. Thought i'd add that point.

(edit: list will grow)
Considering:

BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2​

TOYO OPEN COUNTRY A/T III
NITTO RIDGE GRAPPLER

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After looking at other GoodYear models, many review about poor tire life...so will be taking Goodyear off my search conditions.

 

[Trey Hardy]

These Goodyear Trailrunner at 275/60r20 that came stock only lasted 32k miles and now need to be replaced. Even though they have been rotated every oil change and/or time at the dealership. But apparently after reading many reviews, this is common (short life span) for this model. While they dont break the bank to replace every 2 years...looking for something with a bit more life. Open to suggestions...much thanks from a non knowledgeable tire guy.

I’ve had really really good luck out of the nitto terra grapes and the ridge graps. I’ve had toyo open country at1 and at2 and both were about as good as the nittos. I took a chance on the new venom power at tires after reading bad reviews and I ended up loving them! I got them venoms because they made a 15.50” wide at tire that resembled the old BFGs
I’ve seen nittos last 2-3 years and 50,000+ miles
My venoms I got now have a 50,000 mile warranty also I do believe

 

[Fast_AT4]

Leaning towards the BFG KO2; can get local today:

 

[Fast_AT4]

Ordered/booked for tomorrow 8am install.

 

[Trey Hardy]

Ordered/booked for tomorrow 8am install.

Can’t beat some bfgs

 

[StormTrooprSubZ71]

Did you go with the same tire size?

 

[Fast_AT4]

Did you go with the same tire size?

Yes, next round i'll go for rims/tires.

 

[Fast_AT4]

Now it looks like an AT4.

Smooth ride and no noise.

 

[BlaineBug]

Michelin seems to be the tire brand that will last you the longest.

 

[Fast_AT4]

Michelin seems to be the tire brand that will last you the longest.

Lies...I ran Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S on my BMW F10 M5 and they only lasted about 10k miles on the rear. The fronts for some reason were still good.

 

[BlaineBug]

Lies...I ran Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S on my BMW F10 M5 and they only lasted about 10k miles on the rear. The fronts for some reason were still good.

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Sounds like a personal problem!

 

[ProfeZZor X]

I think I got you beat on the Yukon mileage... I'm already a little past 37k on mine. Almost all of those miles were on the aftermarket wheels and tires. My stock wheels have a little less than 5 months on them and have been garaged for almost 2 years now.

At this point I'm not sure if they'll even fit anymore, since I've done that massive upgrade to my brakes.

 

[Fast_AT4]

I think I got you beat on the Yukon mileage... I'm already a little past 37k on mine. Almost all of those miles were on the aftermarket wheels and tires. My stock wheels have a little less than 5 months on them and have been garaged for almost 2 years now.

At this point I'm not sure if they'll even fit anymore, since I've done that massive upgrade to my brakes.

Most of my miles is from FL -> GA and back. Yeah, doubt they would fit.

 

[89Suburban]

Now it looks like an AT4.
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Smooth ride and no noise.

Looking good buddy. What load range did you get?

 

[Fast_AT4]

Looking good buddy. What load range did you get?

What is this witchcraft load range you speak of? lol

 

[89Suburban]

What is this witchcraft load range you speak of? lol

Load Class rating of the tire.

 

[Fast_AT4]

Load Class rating of the tire.

Looks to be a Load D.

 

[89Suburban]

Looks to be a Load D.

I had those in an E rating. Always wondered bow much better it would ride with the D. The E's were heavy as hell and hard to get balanced.

 

[B520044]

My 21 Yukon AT4 has over 42k miles and I'm still rolling the OEM GY Trail runners. I never liked the look of them, but I really can't complain. They are quiet, great in the rain and performed well in the snow. With that said, I can't wait to get a more aggressive looking tire installed. Think I'll go with the Falken Wildpeaks.

 

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These Goodyear Trailrunner at 275/60r20 that came stock only lasted 32k miles and now need to be replaced. Even though they have been rotated every oil change and/or time at the dealership. But apparently after reading many reviews, this is common (short life span) for this model. While they dont break the bank to replace every 2 years...looking for something with a bit more life. Open to suggestions...much thanks from a non knowledgeable tire guy.

Live in Florida, so snow is not a condition...but rainy season is. We do travel to GA very often for vacations. Thought i'd add that point.

(edit: list will grow)
Considering:

BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2​

TOYO OPEN COUNTRY A/T III
NITTO RIDGE GRAPPLER

​

After looking at other GoodYear models, many review about poor tire life...so will be taking Goodyear off my search conditions.

I live in Florida and have run Michelin Defender M+S on my last three Yukons. Quiet on the highway. NO snow but man will they evacuate water on a bad draining Florida highway in a downpour. Never had a flat or leak. Swear by them. (Put the blackwall out )