Goodyear Wrangler Electric AT tire review?

[gbl@23]

Does anyone have and/or heard reviews on the Goodyear Wrangler ElectricDrive AT tire? They apparently are rated for winter as well as having Goodyear's SoundComfort technology. Curious to know the performance of these tires especially if anyone has had experience with them in snow.

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[KurtsRPMGarage]

I have a set in size 275/65r20 on my stock 20 inch wheels. I have about 10,000 miles on them and they have been excellent. I saw another review where they stated they were noisy. That has not been my experience at all. Only very slightly louder than the stock all seasons. If you roll down the windows you hear a slight whirring noise but with the windows up they are dead quiet. I'm in southern california so very little snow experience. We had a crap snow year in the local mountains so didn't hit any snow there either. Efficiency has been excellent. A big reason I went with these was how light they are.

 

[walla2]

I have a set with the 19” stock Lariat rims, and confirm the above. Very quiet to my ear; I see a bit less efficiency than the oem Hankooks, but am still trying to find the right PSI to run these suckers at (currently running around 42), particularly as winter changes to spring changes to summer.

We also had relatively snowless winter, but every time thus far I’ve gotten a 3PMSF tire, it hasn’t let me down in the snow, particularly compared to a general All Season Tire.

 

[Rthol21]

I have them on my platinum wheels. I don’t notice the noise at all but I lost 0.3 mi/kw in efficiency. I just got them a month ago, so no snow driving but aside from the massive efficiency hit they are just fine.

 

[mb0220]

I have a set in size 275/65r20 on my stock 20 inch wheels. I have about 10,000 miles on them and they have been excellent. I saw another review where they stated they were noisy. That has not been my experience at all. Only very slightly louder than the stock all seasons. If you roll down the windows you hear a slight whirring noise but with the windows up they are dead quiet. I'm in southern california so very little snow experience. We had a crap snow year in the local mountains so didn't hit any snow there either. Efficiency has been excellent. A big reason I went with these was how light they are.

65r is a little bit larger diameter than the 60r stock tires. Do you notice any spacing issues or rubbing?

 

[LTG ZAP]

Which One Should You Choose?

• Choose the Michelin Defender if: You spend 95%+ of your time on paved highways, want to extract the maximum possible driving range per charge, and prefer a tire that easily lasts over 60,000 miles.
• Choose the Goodyear Wrangler ElectricDrive AT if: You drive an EV truck, want an aggressive look without sacrificing cabin quietness, and frequently face severe winter weather, mountain passes, or dirt trails. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

To ensure a perfect fit, let me know the make, model, and year of your vehicle, along with your wheel size (e.g., 18-inch or 20-inch). I can help you verify compatibility and check current pricing at major retailers. [1]


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[jwrezz]

Any one have pics of these on their truck? Especially @KurtsRPMGarage as I think they'd look great on my stock rims and give that little bit of off-road look.

 

[KurtsRPMGarage]

65r is a little bit larger diameter than the 60r stock tires. Do you notice any spacing issues or rubbing?

I installed a 1.5” level before getting the tires so I had plenty of clearance. I’ve seen owners on here with 275/65r20 of other tire brands report they clear with no issue.

 

[jwrezz]

I installed a 1.5” level before getting the tires so I had plenty of clearance. I’ve seen owners on here with 275/65r20 of other tire brands report they clear with no issue.

Exactly what I want to do. I do not want the .3 mi/kwh hit in efficiency, but I'll deal.

 

[potato]

That's a different tire. Is your earlier comment about efficiency talking about this tire pictured, or the ElectricDrive AT?

 

[KurtsRPMGarage]

this image is from a few months ago.

And this one is the most recent. I just installed some wolf box power running boards and was experimenting with some 1.25” wheel spacers.

 

[jwrezz]

Do the running boards mount with the original running board locations and hardware? I love the clean look without them sticking out all the time!

 

[KurtsRPMGarage]

Do the running boards mount with the original running board locations and hardware? I love the clean look without them sticking out all the time!

Yes they do! Same here. They look really slick.

 

[Joe Dablock]

I believe those are the tires that were/are on my truck when I bought it new. They are still hanging in there at 60k miles. I’m planning on buying new tires this fall for winter. Even so my truck will need inspection soon, and I don’t expect any problems. So, I like them, I rotated them once.

 

[mtg]

I've been thinking about the Goodyear Electricdrive AT also, but noticed there's also a Goodyear Wrangler Territory AT with an Electricdrive logo, which is a different tire, and noticeably less expensive. I've seen them on Rivians in the same 275/60R20 size as the Lightning.
This seems confusing, does anybody have clarity on the difference?
@KurtsRPMGarage thanks for the feedback and pic.

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