Goodyear Wrangler Boulder MT Tire - Flotation

I use my Ram 2500 4x4 for hunting in sometimes muddy areas during season. I needed heavy duty tires for hauling loads and pulling heavy trailers and a large 5th wheel RV when I am not hunting. I bought the 35x12.5R20 F Wrangler Boulder MT for the 12-ply rating. I chose these because I liked the large void ratio for when I get into muddy situations. I realize they will most likely wear faster when hauling heavy loads. I will see how they last. I had Nitto Mud Grappler E rated tires previously. These Goodyear tires really improved my ride over the Nitto's. I have driven 4x4 vehicles for 40 years and have run a lot of different tires. This set is the highest ply tire I have ever bought for mud tires. So far, they are quite on the road, track perfectly, and ride smooth. They balanced out well with no vibrations on the freeway. I am happily excited about my purchase, and I would highly recommend the Goodyear Boulder MT to anybody needing a heavy-duty mud tire.

These tires performed outstanding this last hunting season in Montana. This is the first year that I did not have a single sidewall cut or major tire Damage. Also another plus was I hardly even had to chain up like years past. By this summer, our family will have 2 Jeeps and the old Ford 7.3 Diesel all running these tires. The Ford has 8 k on them and they are wearing amazing compared to the other Goodyear model we were running. All around great tires

No matter what toyos were the next 37s 12.50 20. These came out the same day I was going to order the Toyos. Man!! Coming from my 3rd set of Duratracs, the way they handled this northern weather, proving themselves to be the best ❄️, and pavement tire I've owned. The smaller the footprint of the tire the more pressure on the road/ ice/snow. Well my Duras were the largest GY made. Thats takes traction away up here because they are 13" wide. Now I know why all the lifted trucks up here have thin tires.mpre road holding pressure. 8 years is the average vehicle lifespan because of the roads. Winter salt and sand...the potholes....Well I have a 08 2500 Cummins under my Ram hood and my truck looks new. It's a popular Instagram/ YouTube truck. The looks of the Duratracs suited the thresh hold between MT looks and wisdom. Duras were wonderful. Well over 50k miles. I sale them when I get down to about half tread on this truck however. I've also had 2 accidents on a set. When the Duratracs were put under a 10k pound Ram and were put to that test we all are ok not knowing the answers to, being placed in a position of a wreck having moving, sliding jumping, hitting and landing on a hole....well we finished our trip... 800 miles. The tires looked new still. Not the smallest bit of damage on them. Didn't have to even balance them afterwards. So with NO INFORMATION OR MILEAGE RATING, GOODYEAR POPS UP AS A MT! No reviews or even FB group info. These had just came out. Ok. I'll be the test dummy!! Very little noise added. So close to the smoothed Dura, these are very smooth. Great looking tires!!! Not 1 negative thing so far. Infact these are a meaner looking tire. I'll be the idiot to first buy them with no one ever had gone through a set. No rebates??? I usually get a $150 rebate gift card on my Goodyears. Not 30 days old yet, apparently theres a rebate now. Wow. These are phenomenal and will be at the top with just the Elite handful Brands. Don't think twice. See in person...

Great looking tire. Quiet for such an aggressive tread. Turn in is great. But where it shines is in the snow. It just bites in like its little brother the Wrangler DuraTrac. It's going to be a big hit.

Just had some 37/12.5R20's installed on my 2019 F250. They look really awesome but haven't driven on them much. Seem to be balanced well for MT tires. Shop threw some sand bags inside the tires for balancing purposes. Road noise was minimal but louder then my previous tires.... As expected.