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Wonder if these will be future options, besides Pirellis.
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Good feedback!Unless they have updated those Wranglers I wouldn’t be interested. That’s what came on my Tacoma and after several pucker moments I swapped them out the first winter. From my experience the tread would easily get packed with snow and cause them to lose traction frequently.
To be fair, Goodyear has been selling that Wrangler brand for a long time, so I have no idea if these are are the exact same. They were the kevlar Wranglers that came on the 2017 TRD Pro Tacomas.Good feedback!
Agree. Years ago I ran them on my Suburban. Terrible in snow, and after about 15k mile wet traction went to crap. I switched to Michelin ATs and that’s all I have run ever since.Unless they have updated those Wranglers I wouldn’t be interested. That’s what came on my Tacoma and after several pucker moments I swapped them out the first winter. From my experience the tread would easily get packed with snow and cause them to lose traction frequently.
Can’t go wrong with most Michelins. I went with the Toyo Open Country AT3 and have been very happy with them.Agree. Years ago I ran them on my Suburban. Terrible in snow, and after about 15k mile wet traction went to crap. I switched to Michelin ATs and that’s all I have run ever since.