goodyear wrangler authorities

[thomas.baker]

i saw these at wallmart for 130 a piece and since i am looking for new tires i wondered if anyone on here had them

they have 31 inches to fit my stock 15 inch wheels on my 93 2 dr. eddie bauer, should 31's fit my truck fine

 

[ramren16]

i saw these at wallmart for 130 a piece and since i am looking for new tires i wondered if anyone on here had them

they have 31 inches to fit my stock 15 inch wheels on my 93 2 dr. eddie bauer, should 31's fit my truck fine

31s should fit ok. those tires look nice big lugs and for the price i would give them a try. you might want to check with walmart come wond put larger tires other than stock and make sure you they have warrenty. walmart sells a lot of junk i.e. lower grade stuff they may look good but walmart pays companies to make the products as cheap as possible thus downgraded materials

 

[Dan Whitaker]

Personally I'd stay away from them. I have had two different sets of Goodyears (not by choice) and they sucked. I will never buy Goodyears as they are way way over priced and as I stated above worthless.

Another thing. Wal-Mart will nit put anything but a stock size tire on an Explorer and their tire service sucks. A couple of years ago I bought two tires for a '92 Cougar and they didn't take the old weights off before they balanced them. I didn't discover it until the next day on the highway.

 

[toypaseo]

There have been a few discussions on them...

http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/search.php?searchid=4038997

 

[bisjoe]

Both my wife's Liberty and my Ranger had Wranglers, from the factory, and I couldn't wait for them to be replaced. We now have Firestone Destination ATs on my Ranger and Destination LEs on hers Jeep, far better for rain, snow and ice. In a dry warm climate the Wranglers might be fine.

 

[Carguy3J]

I like the Continental Conti-Trac SUV, but I think it's been replaced by the Cross-Contact, wich also seems like a decent tire.

I would not let Wal-Mart anywhere near my vehicle. Try to find a local discount tire place, or buy them online from www.tirerack.com and have your favorite local mechanic mount/balance them.

 

[hazmat456]

these are going to be LOUD. I put firestone destination A/T on mine for the second time last month the first set lasted 42k which I thought was pretty good for my driving style, got them from a firestone fleet service for $690 lifetime road hazard,balance and rotation. In no way would I let the 19 year old untrained service tech from wal-mart near my ride.

 

[Carguy3J]

these are going to be LOUD. I put firestone destination A/T on mine for the second time last month the first set lasted 42k which I thought was pretty good for my driving style, got them from a firestone fleet service for $690 lifetime road hazard,balance and rotation. In no way would I let the 19 year old untrained service tech from wal-mart near my ride.

I assume your referring to the tires the original poster was looking at, as the Continental's are not loud at all. They are a good, slightly aggressive all-season. They do pretty well in everything you'll encounter in normal driving, including reasonable amounts of snow.

Here's the Cross-Contact:
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Continental&tireModel=CrossContact+LX