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Goodyear Wrangler A/T SA+
Replaces the Goodyear Wrangler AT SA
The Goodyear Wrangler AT SA Plus is an all-season, on-road all-terrain tyre with favourable owner comments on road grip and rough-road comfort. Its small owner record leaves durability and grip retention uncertain, while one repeat reviewer finds road feedback limited.
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- 6owner reviews
- 72,000miles driven
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Goodyear Wrangler AT SA Plus Owner Reviews
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The Goodyear Wrangler AT SA Plus receives positive overall verdicts in all six reviews, written by five owners, with favourable comments on road grip and rough-road comfort. One repeat owner remains positive about grip but describes limited road feedback in both accounts, so this is one person’s experience rather than a recurring complaint from different owners. Some of the detailed terrain, noise and mileage praise concerns the earlier AT/SA model, limiting what it establishes about this tyre. One end-of-life owner reports acceptable wear but reduced grip after the tyre became firmer. With only one mid-life and one end-of-life review, durability and ageing behaviour remain uncertain.
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Owner ratings averaged from 6 ratings
- Owner score 88%
- Dry Grip 95%
- Comfort 93%
- Wet Grip 87%
- Road Feedback 85%
- Handling 83%
- Wear 80%
All 6 Goodyear Wrangler AT SA Plus reviews
- Isuzu DMAX
- 245/45 R15
- 10,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Spirited
- Land Rover Defender
- 265/65 R17 R
- 8,000 miles
- Mostly Country Roads
- Average
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- Suzuki Jimny
- 205/70 R15
- 17,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Easy Going
I used them in all seasons because Goodyear advertised them as "all season" tyres. And they were quite correct about that!
The tyres performed flawslessly. I used them on all kinds of terrain - from slick highway tarmac and old crispy country road tarmac, up to dusty gravel, hard gravel, rocky roads, grass, mud of all colours, deep snow, you name it.
The tyres performed exceptionally well except in serious mud, but even in the mud they did their best considering they are not extreme mud tyres.
They are very quiet (like a normal road tyre) and they have no problems when balancing, like some other all-terrain tyre models.
In October 2015, I replaced them with the new model Wrangler AT/SA+. The new tyres came with 10 mm thread depth!
I emailed Goodyear asking what is the difference between the old AT/SA and the new AT/SA+ model. Their response was "They are the same tyres, but the new model has improved wet braking performance".
After driving about 5000 km with the new AT/SA+ tyres, I can attest to Goodyear's claim.
The new model has all the same characteristics as the old one! I don't know if the wet performance has improved or not, because even the old model was quite good in that regard for me!
- Isuzu DMAX
- 245/75 R15
- A Combination of Roads
- Spirited
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- 235/65 R17
- 12,000 miles
- Mostly Country Roads
- Average
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