How long did your stock tires last?

Just wondering how long everyone's tires lasted. Mine are at 33k miles and almost to the wear lines. That still leaves a lot of tire but I think they will be replaced before my trip at the end of the month.

 

For some folks here..long enough to drive to Discount Tire and get some decent tires.....

 

I've got 36K on my 16' will replace this winter more out of want than absolute necessity. However about year ago I moved 12 miles from work so the daily mileage has gone from 125 round trip to 24.

 

My 2014 TSS had 20 inch BFG KO2s. They lasted me 4 years til I traded it in. At 78k+ miles.

 

I had BFG ATs on Tacoma same as my Tundra. Replaced at 68k only because I had Coopers sitting in garage for 2 months and deer season was week away. I could have run BFGs for another 10k easy. I will be happy if BFGs go 65 on Tundra. If I can get same deal on Cooper ST Maxx like I did for Tacoma I will do same thing and buy early. When I bought the Coopers it was first time they ever ran rebate on those tires.

 

I knew I would get a few responses like that.

I also knew that the soft michelins wouldnt last long. I am hoping the Ridge Grapplers last longer.

 

60,000km (37,000miles) on mine. 3years.
Will be changing them this fall.

 

Michelins' are great tires. Better than the crap Duelers Toyota used for OEM tires

 

Really??? I’m shocked. I love how they look, and I’ve only had one set of the original AT’s on a ‘97 Grand Cherokee. They were smooth running and pretty quiet, but seemed pretty darn soft. Do people really get over 75k miles on those things with a 5,000lb. land yacht?! *LT or P rated??

 

Agreed, they may not be the best looking aggressive AT tires out there but they are great tires.

I sold my OEM bridgestones at about 30 miles and they had plenty of life on them. Replaced them with Michelin Defenders and I am liking them.

 

15K miles. I used up 7/8ths of their life.

 

Ding!Ding!Ding!

 

Mine are still going though, about 20K on them now. I put them on wife's 4R. Just had to buy her some black 20" wheels.... until I found that she needed a level kit too.

 

I got about 38,000 out of my OEM Duelers. I now have coopers with more than 20,000, and they still look almost brand new.

 

Dont remember the rating but yes seriously. They lasted me as long as i owned the truck.

 

I'm on the stock Terra Grapplers and am at 60,500 miles. And can eek another 6k out of them if I want to. They've been great. One has been on a plug for over 35,000 miles.

 

54K miles on my KO2's, and still had 8/32s of tread left...so I'm assuming another 20k safely. Just sold them with wheels.

 

About 10 hours

 

My Michelin AT2s lasted about 37k miles. No off-roading. Factory tires don't usually last. I think they're made of softer compound than the ones you'd buy, hence no mileage warranty on factory but mileage warranty if you buy the tire separately.

 

Replaced the original BFG KO2's at 60K and they still had a little life left on them but I don't run tires down to the minimum before or during winter.

 

Your driving style and alignment has a lot to do with tire life

 

55K on mine, just replaced last month, but still had life left on them. I would say I could have gotten maybe 65K out of them. No uneven wear during that time, but rotated every 5K miles.

 

my stock Duelers lasted 40K and 70k my Michelin now and need to replace (I have a set of take offs Michelin's about to be installed )

 

The Michelin tires last 30k. Had ORM duelers on my old 4Runner and can’t remember the mileage but they sucked too. Now I have Falken wildpeaks and much happier, but only have about 6k on these but look brand new.

 

My stock Michelin tires that came on my Limited TRD Off Road lasted one day. Replaced them next day with Toyo AT II’s with the dealer’s help. I believe the tire store gave me $250.00 for all 4

 

My ride is a 2016, has 35k miles and the stock tires are 5/32. I will need to replace them before winter.

 

Not long

 

I now think I can make 70k easily on the OEM BFG KO2s. Problem with the BFGs is the rubber gets hard and they break loose easier in wet pavement.

 

Over how many years? I can see that happening after 10 years. I'm on my first set of KO2's, so I guess I'll find out

 

Have had two sets of E rated BFG KO2s on different 4wd vehicle (approx one thousand # lighter than tundra), but easily got over 60k on them with plenty tread left but they got loud after 60k which is why I replaced. They're darn good tires IMO.