What brand of tires comes on a new Yukon Denali?

[Craignor]

Thanks in advance.

 

[StephenPT]

Depends on the wheel size. I believe I’ve seen Bridgestones and Continentals coming on the 20” and 22” rims. Lower trim levels with 18”s get Michelins.

 

[Craignor]

Depends on the wheel size. I believe I’ve seen Bridgestones and Continentals coming on the 20” and 22” rims. Lower trim levels with 18”s get Michelins.

My OEM 19 Yukon tire/wheel combination is Bridgestone Dueler P285/45R22 110H M+S. They have been good, nice and quiet, 37k miles and still have some tread life.

I was thinking they will probably need replacing soon and my next step, but it looks like the tire is not being made anymore.

Read good reviews on Goodyear Eagle Sport, anyone here use those? I was also interested to see what come on the new Denali 22” wheels.

 

[John52269]

My OEM 19 Yukon tire/wheel combination is Bridgestone Dueler P285/45R22 110H M+S. They have been good, nice and quiet, 37k miles and still have some tread life.

I was thinking they will probably need replacing soon and my next step, but it looks like the tire is not being made anymore.

Read good reviews on Goodyear Eagle Sport, anyone here use those? I was also interested to see what come on the new Denali 22” wheels.

Bridgestone Alenza on the Denali with 22's

 

[Craignor]

Bridgestone Alenza on the Denali with 22's

thanks, are they the Dueller Alenza, or just Alenza?

 

[WalleyeMikeIII]

Alenza AS/02, and they are pretty awful

 

[R32driver]

Alenza AS/02, and they are pretty awful

Are they as bad as the continental lx-20 tires that come on the 20” rims? Those are straight up garbage

 

[WalleyeMikeIII]

Are they as bad as the continental lx-20 tires that come on the 20” rims? Those are straight up garbage

Never driven those…but the AS/02’s are not great on dry pavement, and horrible wet and snow

 

[Joseph Garcia]

What are your most common driving surfaces and driving habits? These make a difference in possible tire selections.

For me with 99% driving on paved surfaces and a lead foot, Michelin Defenders LTX M/S are my tires of choice. These tires have easily taken anything that the NH climate can throw at them. And, they are good for 70,000 miles.

 

[BlaineBug]

Depends on the wheel size. I believe I’ve seen Bridgestones and Continentals coming on the 20” and 22” rims. Lower trim levels with 18”s get Michelins.

Michelin, the tire with the longest lasting tread life from my experience, passed down from family's experiences,

 

[Stbentoak]

Michelin= Overall best hands down all around.
Pirelli= Best if you want a more upscale SUV performance tire.
Continental TerrainContact = If you need more aggressive off-road tread.

Any one of these are light years ahead of stock Alenza's

 

[BlaineBug]

Factory Michelins from 2018 were a Michelin Energy Saver at about 6/32nds remaining. I replaced with Michelin X LT 6 months ago. Took on a 2,600 mile road trip with zero complaints, 70,000 mile warranty.