A/T tire and size recommendations

[Todd B]

Hi All,

2015 Yukon SLT on stock suspension and 18" wheels. Currently running 265/70-18 tires but it's getting to be time for new tires. Anyone running anything slightly bigger at stock height without issues?

I ran Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs on my Jeep Grand Cherokee and I liked them, but I don't think they're available in 265/70-18.

What do you recommend?

thanks.

 

[Cliff-Yukon]

I’m in the process of taking off the factory Continental CrossContacts on my new ‘22 SLT and going with Cooper Discoverer AT3 4S. Had run the Michelin’s AT’s and Defenders in past but really wanted a more aggressive look that is also decent on hiway and great in snow. Think I really found it with these Coopers based on reviews and multiple forum chats.

 

[NYisles1]

Went with the Cooper discover At3 4s on my ‘16 suburban in 275/65/18 a few years ago- and added Bilstein shocks to push the front end up about 1.5”. Got almost 60k on the first set of coopers and now on second set. Really like the way they perform.

 

[George B]

I have 285/45-22 cooper AT3 4S and am not impressed. They work well on packed snow but when they turn the roads into that greasy slush my burb drives like a greased pig. I feel it is the large size of the tread blocks vs the spaces between.
If I had to do over I would go with the Falken Wild Peak AT3W or the much loved Micheline LTX/MS.

 

[Todd B]

So I went with the Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs in 275/65-18. no issues / rubbing, etc on stock suspension.

 

[George B]

So I went with the Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs in 275/65-18. no issues / rubbing, etc on stock suspension.

I had a set of those. They were the best snow tires I ever owned. They rock!

 

[Todd B]

Yes they are. I have a set on Jeep WJ and they've been great - especially in the snow!