I have the same Wranglers on my 00 Sport and I have 40k on mine and they
look like they will last another 40k or 50k. Mine are dry rotting and
making tons of road noise already. I will likely replace these next summer
because of the nervous factor.
About your concern, I think those tires are just right for that vehicle
size. You've been looking at too many vehicles with 20's. ha ha Just
kidding.
I got my Wranglers in the Firestone incident. I had requested Michelins
before the dealership put these on. I will likely try the Michelins this
next time around. Four years is quite short for tire life in my opinion.
especially when they still look brand new.
Scott
> Hi all,
> 99 Explorer Sport 4WD w/ Auto trans.
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> Thanks,
> Ambrose
Ambrose Cohen - 11 Dec 2005 15:17 GMT
> I have the same Wranglers on my 00 Sport and I have 40k on mine and they
> look like they will last another 40k or 50k. Mine are dry rotting and
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>>Thanks,
>>Ambrose
I did a little research yesterday. I have Wrangler APs, but what I've
seen on a lot of Sports are the Wrangler RT/S's which are the next step
up from the APs and have a slightly more aggressive profile.
I could very easily stick with the APs. Price will probably dictate my
choice. The APs are quite good in rain and snow.