2022 Ford Explorer Tires

I have a 2021 Grand Cherokee Summit 4x4 (WK2 body-style) that came with Pirelli Scorpion Verde tires which lasted me roughly 11,500 miles before they started to get edge wear and wore down to ~ 35% tread, which is disappointing. I didn't have many name-brand tires for my tire size, which weren't all-terrain. After reading the reviews on a few options, including this one from Goodyear, I decided on these ones. They definitely were NOT inexpensive tires, but everyone that I talked to that had these particular tires really seemed to like them, myself included. The only thing I wish that these had which others from this brand have, is one side with white lettering on the tires which I think looks pretty nice. These, unfortunately, do not (as I think some older ones of these did) but all personal preference on that part. To their credit, CARID shipped them on a Monday, and I received them the next day with free shipping. I hope these last a long time with how much was spent, but I am glad to have brand new tires that are much better quality than the stock ones that my Jeep came with. Pros: Nice quality tires Minimal road noise Soft, comfortable ride Excellent (70,000 miles) tread warranty Beefier than the tires I previously had They are nice-looking tires Cons: These were a good bit more expensive than some of the other options I had, but I've learned that you do NOT skimp on tires, brakes, etc. No white wall letting as I was expecting (no biggie, really)