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Goodyear Tires Blew @ 25k miles....WTF???


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I've always had really good life and service from Goodyear tires. However, like I've said before, I'm a maintenance Nazi and I rotate my tires every second oil change. I also keep an eye on the TPMS. I've run them on everything I've owned and always had fantastic use of them. I ran a set of Hercules tires on my former '05 Grand Cherokee and those were the worst tires I ever used. They sucked so bad in the rain and snow that it was pitiful. I went back to the GY Forteras and the difference was huge! All in all, I'll probably purchase another set soon for my truck. If not the GY, the definitely the Coopers.

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I hate Goodyear tires also, and guess whats on my truck...

 

LOL.....that's why I bought a truck with Bridgestone tires. 90% of the trucks on the lot had GoodYear.

 

 

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I hate Goodyear tires also, and guess whats on my truck...

LOL.....that's why I bought a truck with Bridgestone tires. 90% of the trucks on the lot had GoodYear.

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Haha yea I had no choice really. All they could find me was a NHT truck. Doesn't matter now anyway I got some 18" Z71 wheels and some Cooper's on the way.

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Well this is one of those GM or Ford or Dodge debates!!! I've had bad Goodyears (not many) really bad Firestones (way to many) even the one set of Michilens I bought I thought that they were junk!!! To me it is just like anything else we get it into our heads that one is better than the other, but all of these companys make a good product (most of the time) or they would not still be in business. :jester:

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I have had good luck with goodyears, no flats ever ( 40,000 km on duratracs 325/65/18) and now these new wranglers... (had territories but sold due to weight)

 

however, the oem wranglers squeal around corners. which is so annoying

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I have had good luck with goodyears, no flats ever ( 40,000 km on duratracs 325/65/18) and now these new wranglers... (had territories but sold due to weight)

 

however, the oem wranglers squeal around corners. which is so annoying

 

 

You have alignment problems with the squealing.

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Well this is one of those GM or Ford or Dodge debates!!! I've had bad Goodyears (not many) really bad Firestones (way to many) even the one set of Michilens I bought I thought that they were junk!!! To me it is just like anything else we get it into our heads that one is better than the other, but all of these companys make a good product (most of the time) or they would not still be in business. :jester:

 

I agree and also I believe that a lot of the bad reviews given for tires is because the tire purchased (or supplied with the vehicle) are not matched to the owner's personal preferences, needs and expectations. So people want good handling, some want long life, and some want inexpensive purchase price. Generally speaking, all of these characteristics are mutually exclusive.

 

One time I had a set of Goodyear Eagles that wore out within 50K. Were they bad tires - no they were designed for good handling, not long life. I replaced them with a set of Michelin X-1s that I absolutely hated. Were they a bad tire - no they were optimized for smooth ride and long life but to me the handling of the vehicle was ruined. Bad choice on my part. After 50K the Michelins still looked almost new. I had to sell the car to get rid of them.

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You have alignment problems with the squealing.

 

 

What makes you think I have alignment problems causing squealing? I had wranglers m/t's on it, and they never squealed once. (I tried)

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