On the build on the Jeep site when selected it showed only the Bridgestones. The dealer order form simply states code TBD 255/70R18" all terrain tires"
I have the ASD on my Sport S and it came with the Goodyears. For what it's worth, the new Goodyear ATs are reinforced with Kevlar, which should help with the puncturing issue. I've driven mine in dirt and gravel roads and they held up well.Interesting, The build sheet I have shows under optional equipment code TZAP Goodyear Brand Tires. I guess we'll see I just hope theyre better then the set I had on my F150 - Wranglers that seemed to get punctured every time it was driven off road (& by off road I mean a dirt or gravel road, not any king of climbing
Good to know! What model are the Goodyears that you have?
These are the Goodyear Wranglers that came with it: https://www.goodyear.com/en-US/tires/wrangler-all-terrain-adventure?cta=BBCardTireName
Thanks! Those dont look to bad though not very aggresive, after they wear out I'll go for the Goodrich all terrains as I had a couple sets of those beofre and theyre very rugged. The Cooper ST's I have on the F150 now are great but noisy as hell (the guy told me they would be but I ignored it - my bad!).
I bought my JLU Sahara with the anti-slip differential off the lot and it came with the Bridgestone ATs. Those Goodyear ATs appear to have at least as aggressive a tread pattern as the Bridgestones and, honestly, if I had had the choice, I would have taken them over the Bridgestones. When my Bridgestones wear out, I too will get a set of the BFG ATs or Cooper AT3s. I had a set of the Cooper AT3s on my 2016 Ram 1500 Laramie. They worked very well for me and even handled the heavy snow with had this past winter.
