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Goodyear Wrangler ST, P 225 /75 R16 104S SL VSB CM
Goodyear Wrangler S/T
Give your pickup truck or SUV dependable year-round traction with the Goodyear Wrangler S/T light truck tire. For reliable performance at a reasonable price, this is the tire for you. Other features include:
The Goodyear Wrangler S/T is an all-season tire that offers a combination of road manners, long wear and all-season reliability.
These tires are frequently original equipment (OE) tires on 2WD and 4WD vans, crossovers, SUVs and pickup trucks.
The Wrangler S/T is also an excellent OE replacement tire, if it matches your vehicle’s specs.
For enhanced wet traction, the tread has circumferential grooves that reduce the risk of hydroplaning.
A solid center rib promotes a smooth, quiet ride with long wear, making it an ideal choice for trucks and SUVs that see plenty of highway miles.
This tire is available in 16” diameters, making it suitable for the following: Chevy Blazer, Suburban & Silverado, RAM 1500 & 2500 and more.
This tire rolls off the line with 10/32” of tread depth for max lifespan and grip.
The Wrangler S/T is branded with the M+S designation.
The Wrangler S/T qualifies for a Uniformity Warranty for the first year or first 2/32” of tread wear.
With its Workmanship & Materials Warranty, it’s covered for the first six years or the first 2/32” of wear, after which it’s prorated until the final 2/32” of tread.
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UNIFORM TIRE QUALITY GRADE (UTQG)Uniform Tire Quality Grade
| SECTION WIDTH Measures the width of the tire from sidewall to sidewall, which is mounted on a wheel and inflated. | 225 |
| ASPECT RATIO Determines the sidewall height of the tire, based on the width. | 75 |
| RIM DIAMETER Measures the rim size from top to bottom (in inches). | 16" |
| OVERALL DIAMETER Measures the tire height from top to bottom when mounted on a wheel and inflated. | 29.3" |
| RIM WIDTH RANGE The approved range of rim widths this tire can be safely mounted on. | 6.0" - 8.0" |
| WEIGHT The weight of the tire measured in pounds (weight of tire only). | 27 LBS |
| TREAD DEPTH Measured in /32 of an inch to determine the height of the tread block from top to bottom. | 10/32" |
| LOAD INDEX Determines the weight a tire can carry at maximum air pressure. See load Index chart. | 104 |
| LOAD RANGE Determines the ply rating of the tire. Should be replaced with the same or higher rating. | SL |
| MAX PSI The max psi is the highest pressure the tire can hold, but should be inflated to your vehicle specifications not exceeding this amount. | 44 PSI |
| SPEED RATING Designation from laboratory testing to determine the maximum speed the tire can travel. Maintain the same speed rating or higher for replacement. | Up to 112 mph |
| SIDEWALL DESC. The sidewall designation to describe the lettering on the sidewall. | Vertical Serrated Band |
| VPN Vendor Product Number | 773017415 |
| GTIN Global Trade Item Number | 697662026532 |
Wrangler ST Customer Reviews
After 15000 miles and about 18 months, the tires had shown dry rot between the tread. All four tires have lumpy sidewalls too. Seems to be not very quality rubber used for these tires. They ride okay, but I don’t feel that they’ll last very long.
Tires are pretty average as far as ride and noise go. Where I’m really disappointed is the quality of the rubber. After only 18months/15000 miles, dry rot cracks are showing on all 4 tires between the tread. All four tires also have at least one very mild lumps on sidewalls. Not enough that it’s a safety concern, but nor is it something I’ve noticed on any other tires we had. For the in-town car they’re fine, esp at the price, but for a road trip car I might spring for something higher quality.
Tires are pretty average as far as ride and noise go. Where I’m really disappointed is the quality of the rubber. After only 18months/15000 miles, dry rot cracks are showing on all 4 tires between the tread. All four tires also have at least one very mild lump on sidewalls. Not enough that it’s a safety concern, but nor is it something I’ve noticed on any other tires we had. For an in-town car they’re fine, esp at the price, but for a road trip car I might spring for something higher quality.
All good