Goodyear Territory MT 315/70/17 with 1.5 Teraflex installed

[RowdyRknRandy]

Got them mounted and balanced. Need to put them on. They were like 180 a tire a few weeks back. Should have bought 5.

I got 5 and I priced matched at discount tire. Paid 1300 for all in total 191 a tire! As of today they’re 230 a tire

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[Irikumi]

I paid 775 (online with a military discount) OTD for 4. I have only put 2,000 miles on them so far.

They pick up a lot of small rocks, not sure how much worse it is over other tires in that regard, but seems it picks them up more then say KO2s. Those rocks then get flung everywhere at speed, I got mud flaps and put some PPF on my hinges.

For the money it's a good value, and will hold me over until I go 37+ tires. At $775, if these last me say 30k miles, that's a hell of a deal for the money.

Ultimately I want KO3s or maybe AT4Ws, and since they don't have KO3s in a size I want until maybe next year? I'll live with them. Ultimately I am waiting to re-gear before I go bigger then a 35ish tire.

 

[KevinC]

They pick up a lot of small rocks, not sure how much worse it is over other tires in that regard, but seems it picks them up more then say KO2s. Those rocks then get flung everywhere at speed, I got mud flaps and put some PPF on my hinges.

Not coming on here to bash, but this is what I've heard from Bronco owners who came stock with these tires. The compound is also very soft which has a habit of picking up more road debris and slinging it.

 

[Gladiatorx2]

I have about 800 miles on mine at this point. I went on a U.S. Forest Service road on Sunday. It was a dirt road that was 11 miles long and had a decent amount of rock/gravel. These tires did pick up quite a few rocks. It threw some put I picked out more. I read that as well and also read that as they wore that issue subsided somewhat. At 16/32 and many voids, as well as a soft compound I can see that. My 37" Wild Peak at3 on a similar roads/trails picked up quite a few as well at 13/32. The primary difference is you really had to work at getting those rocks out as the tread blocks were much stiffer. I am still happy with mine for the price.

 

[michaelll11]

I paid 775 (online with a military discount) OTD for 4. I have only put 2,000 miles on them so far.

They pick up a lot of small rocks, not sure how much worse it is over other tires in that regard, but seems it picks them up more then say KO2s. Those rocks then get flung everywhere at speed, I got mud flaps and put some PPF on my hinges.

For the money it's a good value, and will hold me over until I go 37+ tires. At $775, if these last me say 30k miles, that's a hell of a deal for the money.

Ultimately I want KO3s or maybe AT4Ws, and since they don't have KO3s in a size I want until maybe next year? I'll live with them. Ultimately I am waiting to re-gear before I go bigger then a 35ish tire.

Where did you purchase them?

 

[timmyballz]

I’m looking at putting these on my Willy’s sport manual debating between the 285’s and 315’s. I’m worried about the driveability with the 3.73 gears. I’m not looking to regear or lift. How’s was the difference gas mileage responsiveness.

 

[mgw750]

I’m looking at putting these on my Willy’s sport manual debating between the 285’s and 315’s. I’m worried about the driveability with the 3.73 gears. I’m not looking to regear or lift. How’s was the difference gas mileage responsiveness.

I had these on mine with 3.73 gears. They were fine, 18 to 19 mpg avg and they saw 8th gear. Inclines and head winds may drop it in to lower gears, but it did that on 33's also. Power was fine also. If you want to try out 35's I dont think you will make a better choice for the money. You can find Bronco takeoffs all over Fb marketplace for little $. After 30k miles I replaced mine yesterday for Micky Thompson Legend EXP's. I territory'Still had life in them so I gave them to a friend who wanted to try 35's.

 

[timmyballz]

I had these on mine with 3.73 gears. They were fine, 18 to 19 mpg avg and they saw 8th gear. Inclines and head winds may drop it in to lower gears, but it did that on 33's also. Power was fine also. If you want to try out 35's I dont think you will make a better choice for the money. You can find Bronco takeoffs all over Fb marketplace for little $. After 30k miles I replaced mine yesterday for Micky Thompson Legend EXP's. I territory'Still had life in them so I gave them to a friend who wanted to try 35's.

I had these on mine with 3.73 gears. They were fine, 18 to 19 mpg avg and they saw 8th gear. Inclines and head winds may drop it in to lower gears, but it did that on 33's also. Power was fine also. If you want to try out 35's I dont think you will make a better choice for the money. You can find Bronco takeoffs all over Fb marketplace for little $. After 30k miles I replaced mine yesterday for Micky Thompson Legend EXP's. I territory'Still had life in them so I gave them to a friend who wanted to try 35's.

Thank u. Been doing some research on these and it seems they actually run a little small for size like 34” on the dot unloaded and more like 33 1/2” once on and weight on it. Pretty much exact size I want. Saw YouTube video on bronco rim with that and I’m putting them on 17x9 might pull them down slightly more. Driveability was my main concern.

 

[timmyballz]

Got them installed today looks great rides good and quieter then the stoc mud terrains that were on

 

[jdinny]

I got 5 and I priced matched at discount tire. Paid 1300 for all in total 191 a tire! As of today they’re 230 a tire

I LOVE those wheels.
Love to see some shots of your truck with them mounted

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