Jollydodger

You don't see any snow where you are? I didn't think they were much different price wise than Silent Armors.

maverick0862

Not so much, I have only had my JK for a month.
I drive about 28 miles each way to work and got them because they rode nice and were quiet.
I have played on gravel roads and the dry fields by my house but that's about until winter time.

mpco239

I worked on wind turbines in Minnesota for a little over a year. Our work trucks were F150 and F250 4x4s. When the stock Hankooks wore out on our 150s, we put Goodyear Silent Armors on them. They were very good tires. They went offroad every day on worktrucks with three loaded tool boxes plus miscellaneous climbing gear, etc and two grown men (very heavy loads) and these were not the LT versions. They rode very well on the road and did very well in the corn fields and country roads in the spring with all the snow melt mud, and also did very well in the snow and ice. I was very impressed with them overall (much better than the garbage SR-A Wranglers that came on my Jeep). The tires seemed to last very well despite very poor attention to detail in the tire rotation and inflation areas.

big c

I do see snow but I didn't want people to think I needed that to be a big part when I was looking for a tire I go off road but its minimal

big c

Did they affect ur mpg

big c

Thanks that helps

big c

Whats the difference

big c

Bump......

big c

Anyone know any good season tires

Ryan0260

I don't mean any offense by this but do you ever use the search function. There are threads to a lot of your questions in there...I think all the questions you ask can be answered in great detail there...