Goodyear wrangler workhorse. Has Anyone tried these?

Got them installed today. The tread looks nice and rugged. Have only driven from the shop which is less than 2 miles away but I could definitely feel the difference.

 

i have the 285s on my 3rd gen 4runner, they are sweet tires with no road noise. well see how they do on the snow this year. -

 

That’s what I’m most excited for tbh. Can’t wait first storm to plow through Colorado.

 

How are they on the dry/road noise? Is there really no road noise as stated in the thread?

These look awesome.

 

My 285 dont have road noise

 

I'm trying really hard to wait for the Workhorse RT to be released and hopeful that they will be released in a size I want.

 

So far, I've driven a little under 1000 miles on them and they ride great, with no road noise. I live in Colorado Springs, and we haven't gotten any rain or snow since I put these on.

 

Nice they look great!

 

Thank you for the updates! I was late to check back in..

 

Good to hear!

 

Any more updates on these? I'm in the market for some and would love to hear an update. We're now in April of 2022. Did you get to try them in the snow?

 

I’m thinking about getting these tires. Can anyone give an update after a year or so? How’s the road noise? How are they wearing? Are they decent in the rain?

 

$213 a tire I guess they should be. LOL!

 

@sectorjeff Any update on snow performance and also how is tread wear?

 

These look good.
Suitable for an SR5 with no lift no mods no rubbing?
Decent off-road capability?

 

They seem to be wearing great for me, I think the road noise is more than with the Kevlar ones but they are good in the dirt, grass, water. I thought they were good in the snow up to 8” we got once. I’ve had them since 12/21, and they seem to be wearing great. I also have a lead foot so I don’t get or expect what others get out of tires I usually need a new set every 18 months or so. 30-35k Especially since being tuned! I’ve always bought tires with a utog rating of 750 or higher as they last longer for me. Anything less I’m bald before 12 months. I do rotate every 6k at oil changes but like I said I’m not easy on the pedal.

 

Great, now I have to add another tire to the list of potentials.

 

You may want to check availability. I bought a set of 4 soon after they came out as I got a great deal at Sam's club (265/75/r16 SL rated). Several months later I realized I needed to update the spare and Sam's club no longer had the tire. After waiting another few months I ended up ordering from Walmart which seemed to be one of the few retailers that had it ready to ship.

TLDR; If you need a replacement tire down the road (if you cut the sidewall for example).. you'll want one that can be easily found at most large tire chains.

Outside of the availability I have zero complaints. I'm behind schedule on rotation and the tires still look/perform great.

 

Got mine from local Goodyear tire shop.

 

I put these on our 4Runner today. They seem decent. They’re actually more aggressive than I thought they would be. They are pretty quite on the road. We’ll see if they get louder as they age.