- Chevrolet traiblazer
- 265/60 R18
- 15,500 miles
Don not get if you have an SUV.
I´m from Argentina, and bought my Chevrolet Trailblazer 2.8 Duramax 2026. If you don´t know the model, its sort of a 4Runner but built by Chevrolet in Brazil. Anyways, we had the 2020 model year, which came from factory with the Bridgestone Dueler H/T 684. Which were fine, not the greatest grip but a pretty solid tire. The 2026 model year came with the Good Year Wrangler Territory H/T. We mostly do city commute but also a lot of gravel roads which get muddy. Obviously, these aren´t at all off-roady tires, but they come standard in a body on frame suv. We´ve done around 16.000 mi with them and already broke 2 (steel mesh ruptured on both because of puncture, which lead to a huge lump on the tread), and had 6 (yes 6) punctures. Mainly because of the main channels being so wide. This of course, happens when you take it a little off road on to a gravel road, however, we also own a Toyota Corolla with michelin primacy 5 installed and never had any issues (same roads). Also, the tyre compound is too soft, its creasing with 16.000 mi !! On road, they perform well, plenty of grip and pretty quiet. If you are considering them for an SUV, I wouldn´t recommend them at all. I understand I´m "abusing" them because it´s not their intended use, but any tire should be able to handle an unpaved road. Truly horrible. My tyre size is 265/60 R18. Hope this helps!
