XLT & Lariat Sport Tires: Closer Look at the Goodyear Wrangler Territory A/T

[Blue Spruce]

I like the appearance of the Territory AT as opposed to the Hankook AT2s that came on my XLT Sport with 20s. The AT2s are not very aggressive looking and appear to be different than the aftermarket AT2.

I hope the Goodyear offering works well for those that get it.

Yes, the Hankook at2’s on my 21 are definitely different then the aftermarket at2s I put on my 2016 back in 2019. The aftermarket do look more aggressive. I think the new ones ride quieter but that could also be the new truck.

i just ran both trucks on slightly icey/snowy roads and the new ones seems to have better grip than the old ones. But again, could be new truck which is a longer box and heavier so not really an apples to apples comparison.

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[Knickell]

I'm also a member on Bronco6G. There's a lot of talk on tires over there. I also remember reading an article in my Google news feeds about it.

Ahh, I see. So it wasn’t in the video. I did do some research myself. Here is a link discussing the topic you mentioned:

https://www.thedrive.com/news/34882...nco-wont-say-wrangler-on-them-because-reasons

The Bronco will still have Goodyear Wrangler tires with “Wrangler” removed from the outer sidewall. However, it will still be a Wrangler series tire and will have the “Wrangler” logo on the inner sidewalls.

 

[2017 Silver Lobo]

Ahh, I see. So it wasn’t in the video. I did do some research myself. Here is a link discussing the topic you mentioned:

https://www.thedrive.com/news/34882...nco-wont-say-wrangler-on-them-because-reasons

The Bronco will still have Goodyear Wrangler tires with “Wrangler” removed from the outer sidewall. However, it will still be a Wrangler series tire and will have the “Wrangler” logo on the inner sidewalls.

Right that was my understanding also. I like raised whites but some don't so I wonder which side will still say Wrangler on it then.

 

[mblatz]

Are these 4x4 specific? Curious if these are what I will get on my XLT 4x2.

 

[The Fozz]

Does anyone know if the Wrangler Territory ATs are 3PMSF rated? I believe the 20” Hankooks are.

 

[ellnemm]

3PMSF?
you mean winter approved?

 

[Knickell]

Does anyone know if the Wrangler Territory ATs are 3PMSF rated? I believe the 20” Hankooks are.

From my interpretation of the video, the Goodyear rep stated this tire will have a winter rated variant eventually.

 

[ellnemm]

Went past our dealer and had a close look at the Wrangler Territory A/Ts on the 18 sport rims on the XLT Sport in the lot. M + S rated, not 3MPSF.

 

[2dogcamper]

Went past our dealer and had a close look at the Wrangler Territory A/Ts on the 18 sport rims on the XLT Sport in the lot. M + S rated, not 3MPSF.

I have noticed that many of the 3 Peak rated tires happen in the LT version but when you look at the stopping distance performance of the LT version of the tire they are much longer wet or dry. I would like to see Goodyears specs on snow stopping distance on 3 peak vs M&S for the same tread patter.

 

[ellnemm]

The law in Quebec, where I live, requires 3PMSF tires from December 01 to March 15. Exceptions granted 7 day period for returning lease vehicles. Fine, demerit points and winter approved tires must be installed. I am hoping that our Lariat Sport 4x4 comes with the tire brand that is 3PMSF.

 

[mrtrav]

Can anyone confirm what tires are on the 20" dark alloy lariat sport wheels with a 4x4 option?

 

[Knickell]

About 400 miles in and so far I’m satisfied with these tires. I know I’ve got a long way to go to fully test them, but so far they ride well and look great to boot!

 

[Knickell]

Can anyone confirm what tires are on the 20" dark alloy lariat sport wheels with a 4x4 option?

While I’m not 100% certain, it appears the 20” dark alloy Sport style wheels on a 4x4 will be wrapped in Hankook Dynapros and the 4x2 equipped trucks will have Goodyear Wrangler BSW tires.

These were off 4x4 (and FX4) models:

These were off 4X2 Sport models: