Goodyear MTRs 175 60R18

[Mhaise57]

Yes yes yes. That was not an intelligent post. The gentleman at goodyear was referring to the rims size though. He loudly stated that they only offered them in 15, 16, 17 and 20" rim sizes. Anyways never hesitate to harshly bust my balls when I regurgitate *******. I welcome it. Second I am concerned as to actually how soft the tread is on the MTRs. If anyone has any experience with this I would appreciate your reviews. Third I am located in south Louisiana and the Houston, Galveston area so if there any fellow Land Rover addicts I am always ready to go on a journey to learn new destinations. Cheers!!! - Michael

 

[drzjoint]

On the old style GY MT I know guys with 50k on them

 

[blownf150]

They do wear out alittle quick. However they do work out great in the south. I am in SE TN and we ride alot of creekbeds and mud hills with rock ledges. They clean oout well good sidewall flex and stick to slippery rocks. The nittos didn't work well for me just didn't cleanout to well. I have got about 50k on my range with these tires. My disco has about 25k on them they wore a little quicker. But it gets hammered on trails the range is more of a road truck.

 

[Mhaise57]

What about road noise and handling? This is my everything vehicle. Daily driver but might tackle sand dunes on the beach at lunch. Get what I am saying?

 

[blownf150]

Road noise isn't really that bad. How ever if they won't see that much trail time and you will be in sand. I would go with the terra grapler or some other AT. Just to spread out your contact of the tire. I run them just cause they are good on the road for a MT. But still can dig in the mud and slippery rocks.