What is the mileage rating for these tires?
214097
Hi Jennifer my name is Hector I buy this tires for my truck one year ago I am a sub contractor and drive an estimate of 3000 miles every two months I drive for one year all ready and my tires still have like half of live I think I still have chance to drive for another 8 months easy I really happy whit this tires and I recomend a 100 %
214098
I'm going to assume you're talking about how many miles you can expect to get out of this set of tires as opposed to the MPG you'll get when driving. It's always been my experience that Goodyear doesn't (or didn't used to) advertise any specific number for any of their tires. Maybe that's changed since NHTSA came out with the UTQG tire rating system. Even so, the UTQG doesn't guarantee how many miles you'll get. At any rate, I've had at least 3 sets of these tires on my 2001 Dodge Ram that now has over 225,000 miles. I usually get about 35-40,000 miles on them. They don't cost much, they look good, ride good, and are quiet. They don't inspire a whole lot of confidence in the rain or snow though. I'm going to assume you're talking about how many miles you can expect to get out of this set of tires as opposed to the MPG you'll get when driving. It's always been my experience that Goodyear doesn't (or didn't used to) advertise any specific number for any of their tires. Maybe that's changed since NHTSA came out with the UTQG tire rating system. Even so, the UTQG doesn't guarantee how many miles you'll get. At any rate, I've had at least 3 sets of these tires on my 2001 Dodge Ram that now has over 225,000 miles. I usually get about 35-40,000 miles on them. They don't cost much, they... » Read More I'm going to assume you're talking about how many miles you can expect to get out of this set of tires as opposed to the MPG you'll get when driving. It's always been my experience that Goodyear doesn't (or didn't used to) advertise any specific number for any of their tires. Maybe that's changed since NHTSA came out with the UTQG tire rating system. Even so, the UTQG doesn't guarantee how many miles you'll get. At any rate, I've had at least 3 sets of these tires on my 2001 Dodge Ram that now has over 225,000 miles. I usually get about 35-40,000 miles on them. They don't cost much, they look good, ride good, and are quiet. They don't inspire a whole lot of confidence in the rain or snow though. « Show Less
214099
i think they are about 60,000 miles. had another set that i ran 70,000 +. i would recommend them
1400665
Phillip, you will be able to locate the speed rating for this and other tires on Tire Rack with a small amount of time invested. They do a great job of assisting interpreting the information on the sidewall. Ron
1960281
Johnny my boyfriend said they are a great tire for hauling and they last more than 10,000 miles. His son had drove his truck and hauled all kinds of loads with the tires on the truck. Well worth the money.
1001787
I'm not really sure of the answer but I do know they are very good tires and I only put these tires on my 2009 Toy truck
1332972
So far I have put about 24K in two years on mine and still have a decent amount of tread left. Without a tread depth gauge I cant give you accurate numbers but I'm guessing mid 50's low 60's. I will tell you that I will be buying these again when that time comes.
1182455
I have 23's and they are correct. I have used these tires for the past couple of years, and now a lot of my friends are using them as well. I did cut back the tire pressure about a year ago and noticed a better ride, without any significant increase in rolling resistance.
896780
I don't know without checking the manufacturers specs. I have these on a jeep and the tread is doing great on paved roads and dirt roads.
1026953
Well Anthony, Your question regarding an E rating has me stumped! I looked up the UTQG (Uniform Tire Quality Grade) for traction and temperature resistance, and they're both A. Not sure what you mean by an E rating... is that some sort of "Eco" designation?
1333281
I still have less than 1,000 miles on mine, but in every review I've read, people typically start noticing wear on their tires tires between 4,000 miles and 6,000. Typically that is every day driving on pavement when it is hot, which softens the rubber. These are a Mud and Snow tire, that are rated at 8,000 pounds per tire at 80 psi, and those that have used them for mud and snow have got over 30,000 miles on these tires.
131462
I have had mine for a year and they are still good. probably 20k miles so far so good.
1190969
I use these tires exclusively for my 09 GTI and 07 Passat Wagon VR6. I replaced the equipped tires for the Passat 18,000 miles ago and the Conti ExtremeContacts almost look new. Rotated regular they have a great ride. I am on the second set for the GTI, the first took me just over 40,000 miles. This was pleasantly surprising considering the driving style and harsh weather conditions in South Florida. I look for a tire that has superior traction versus one that gets higher mileage. I value the security of better traction despite the typical sacrifice of super mileage tires. My loved ones are worth the investment... Choose wisely.
52888
They will fit but I sugest you consider another higher quality tire. Both tires had sub par tire beeds fell apart before the 200 mile mark. 2 Complete failures.
1494840
No, they are not. The last numbers are 109 which is roughly load range 'D'. For a load range 'E' tire that last number should be about 120. Same tread as the 'E' rated tire, so looks are deceiving.
1161965
I am not good at rotating my tires so the front tends to last several thousand miles(4-5). The rear tire has a fairly flat spot on it after a thousand miles but I usually get around three thousand miles out of the rear. I am 175-lbs and race frequently and train hard. I like to use a newer tire for racing with less than 1500 miles for the rear. I swear these are the best all around tire for training and racing especially if you care around speed but don't want flats.
957609
they should last 30,000to40,000 miles i put mine on a 14ft trailer i hope this helps ever place wanted 100 and up for one tire
146392
I cannot answer the specific question. I can only say I replaced my Gatorskin folders after 5000 miles on each tire wihtout having a flat. I am now running on Gatorskin folders, hopefully for the next 5000 miles.
1531801
The tires I purchased are Load range "C" rated at 1100 lbs. max. There are various other load ranges available some with higher ratings and others with lower ratings. The higher the rating the more expensive the tire. You can check this out when ordering.