- Is this tire good for daily highway driving?
- Yes. It rides and sounds closer to a road tire than most all-terrain tires, and the all-season compound works year-round. Expect a little more noise and weight than a pure highway tire.
- Can it handle snow and ice?
- It carries the M+S marking and manages light snow, but it is not a winter tire. In heavy snow or ice, a dedicated winter tire is safer.
- What does the Kevlar in the name do?
- Kevlar reinforcement in the sidewall adds cut and puncture resistance. It helps on gravel and rocky trails but does not make the tire puncture-proof.
- Will 265/65R17 fit my SUV or pickup?
- That depends on your vehicle's specified size. Check the door-jamb placard or owner's manual; 265/65R17 is common on mid-size SUVs and pickups, but fitment and load rating must match the vehicle.
- Is it suitable for towing and light commercial use?
- Yes. The 112 load index supports up to 2,469 lb per tire, and the T speed rating covers normal highway speeds. Confirm the load rating meets your vehicle's requirements when towing.
- How does it compare with a mud-terrain tire?
- It is quieter and better on the road but weaker in deep mud. Choose a mud-terrain if you drive serious off-road terrain often.
- Where is the Goodyear Wrangler All-Terrain Adventure With Kevlar 265/65R17 SL All Terrain Tire cheapest?
- At PriorityTire, for $186.71, 25% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Goodyear Wrangler All-Terrain Adventure With Kevlar 265/65R17 SL All Terrain Tire?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including PriorityTire, Walmart, Tiremart.