Anyone know anything about Goodyear Wrangler Authority tire.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Goodyear-Wrangler-Authority-Tire-LT265-70R17/11983163
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Goodyear-Wrangler-Authority-Tire-LT265-70R17/11983163
Anyone know anything about Goodyear Wrangler Authority tire
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They ride okay but they are definitely a cheap tire and they have weak sidewalls. It's a soft tire and soft compound. Don't expect a ton of life from them otherwise they are okay. Might be rough on the power steering components though. A soft tread and soft sidewall put a lot of stress on the steering at low speeds which I'd be concerned about with the electronic power steering
owned a set on my 2006 dodge ram. Best tire I have ever had in snow and ice not a lot more road noise. Went with 06 when I traded for a 2015 Eco ram 1500 they had 20,000 miles on them and still looked new. I couldn't get them in a 20" size for my 2015 so I got the Goodyear Duratracs instead these are the best tires I have ever had period.
Had them on my 01. Agreed they were the best snow and ice tire I have ever used bar none. Not nearly as noisy as I expected. Made a 3000 mile trip from Las Vegas to Missouri back home through Colorado and Utah for Christmas. Went through an ice storm and a blizzard never slipped or spun a tire. No visible wear or cupping driving locked in 4 hi for two days.
I have the same ones except 10 ply truck tire on my 2015 ram and had to change the back ones because they were worn by about 50,000 klm. and put the front ones to the back and they were cupping but not as worn out and put some brand new ones in the front . The tire shop told me the cupping problem is because the shocks are too soft and they are supposed to be heavy duty shocks on the truck from factory. So I changed the shocks all around and went with Bilstien 5100 and what a difference in ride way better . I would hate to see the factory normal shock they would put on this truck go figure factory would put on the cheapest shock but call it heavy duty cheap bastards
Those are good shocks. I've used them before on a previous truck.