Van tires?

My wife has a 2019 Chrysler Pacifica. Getting to the point where we are going to need some new tires here before winter hits. Had to replace the original set after about 14k miles and went with Goodyear assurance weather ready all seasons which did pretty well in all conditions. We are at about 43k miles now so the tires lasted about 30k miles which seems to be pretty good for a minivan tire based on my research. Just wondering those that have a minivan are there any other tires you went with that lasted longer? Debating whether to get another set of these or pursue something else.

 

My wife drives a 2019 Odyssey. It came with the Bridgestone turanza tires. I got about 50k miles or so before I took them off. They still had life on them too. I was pretty happy with them. I did some research and decided on some continental (I believe the crosstrek). They're a decent tire as well, but I preferred the Bridgestone. We have exit ramp with an incline at the stop sign we take daily and when you hit the gas slightly aggressively, it will break the tires. I'm trying to find when we replaced the tires on the van, but it was definitely around 50k, if not more. We have 74k on it now.
So the continental is a decent tire, but would recommend the Bridgestone turanza over it.
We drive about 15k-18k miles a year since we live about 30-40 miles away from our work, not including the kids' daycare and school drop offs.
Hope the helps

 

Thanks. Appreciate the info. I’ll check them out.

 

We bought our Odyssey with 43k on the clock and it had new Toyo Celsius CUV tires that made it to 76k… we drive a lot of gravel.

Put Nokian Outpost APT on this go round, more aggressive and a little more road noise but they are a definite upgrade in snow and ice. I’ve never run Nokian before but they balanced well and seem to be a nice tire, or tyre as they say.

Seems like the weight of this van eats tires from what I’ve read.

 

I did see the Nokian’s. Seems they perform well and not a bad price either.

 

For winter, I would pretty much only run Michelin X-Ice if they're available in the size you need.

Go to your local tire store's website to see what's available then check ratings on Tire Rack.