>>Dave Hornback wrote:
>
> I'm having problems with the stock Wrangler A/T's that came on my 95 4x4.
> They have developed a cupping type of wear pattern that you would see with
> bad shocks or bad balancing.
>
> I've kept them infated properly, rotated every 5k miles, balanced, and even
> had it aligned at 12k miles. Now at 18k miles it looks like they are going
> to bite the dust before 22-25K.
>>
>>Dave, if your last two vehicles had Goodyear rubber,it's not you, it's
those crummy Wranglers. OK, they handle well enough, but longevity-wise,
they suck, period. I guess Dodge is still spec'ing them on Dakotas? They
were stock on my '89 4x4, I rotated them religiously, and they lasted
like 16-17k. I haven't talked to ANYONE who would recommended them
(other than a Goodyear dealer). I'll never get another set of Wranglers
or any other Goodyear tire for that matter.
Scott '89 4x4 convertible
Hey Scott,
What kind of driving are you doing to get only 16-17K out of a set of
wranglers? My first set on my 95 SLT went for *42K*. There are others on this
list that have 50K plus on theirs. I don't think the problem is with the
tires.
Mark
95 SLT
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