What tire came on your PowerBoost?

[scott011422]

Interesting:

" First, it’s important to note that a dedicated EV tire and a so-called regular tire that’s Electric Vehicle Tuned are two entirely different things.

A dedicated EV tire, like the Hankook Ion family of tires, is a tire specifically designed with decreased levels of rolling resistance, lower rolling-noise, and high resilience.

These EV-specific tires have a contact patch optimized for the heaver load of an EV car and have stiffer and thicker sidewalls to compensate for an EV’s inherent heavier curb weight.

All an “Electric Vehicle Tuned” tire is, on the other hand, is a standard tire with an inner layer of foam literally glued inside to reduce vibrations and muffle noise resonance, that’s it.

There’s also the chance, that the foam can delaminate causing vibration and balance issues which completely negates the cost and benefits of adding foam to begin with. "

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[Christarpher]

My '22 302A Powerboost (with BAP) came with pirelli scorpions, so far they've been "fine" but I haven't pushed them a lot.

 

[Kodiak]

22 Powerboost Lariat 502A, Blend date 8/30/2022. Hankook Dynapro AT2 275/60R20.

 

[LuckyTrucky]

I have Goodyear Wrangler UltraTerrain AT 275/60/20 on my Lariat Sport FX4. I bought used and I figured they came from the factory cause they are pretty much worn at 26k miles. Maybe they didn't though. *shrug* Not sure if anyone else has them.

I just looked it up and they weigh 46 lbs. Not too bad but that might explain why my MPGs are not that great. The Wrangler Territory only weigh 40 lbs from what I could find.

 

[Groovicles]

2022 XLT PB came with Hankook Dynapro. Not the best tire I've ever seen, but like others have said, I don't really have any complains although I feel like I should. I swapped them out anyways for Nokian Outpost ATs

 

[m_bt54]

My 21 came with Pirelli Scorpions that didn’t even last 30k miles

 

[Snakebitten]

2022 KingRanch PowerGrid came with the Pirelli. I intended to wear them out before replacing with Michelin LTX M/S, but I ended up changing earlier because of a mishap with one of the Pirelli.
I appreciate whatever an "EV" tire is, but my truck is an EV for only a percentage of the time. But it's a truck 100% of the time.

I've always enjoyed the Michelins on my trucks for decades. I've dabbled in others, but always eventually return. And I haven't noticed any loss in fuel economy with the 115T SL version of the tire.

 

[Mash150]

These came on my 21 PB

 

[SmokedHybridFX4]

Mine came with the Goodyear Wrangler Territory ATs in 18”, but I was not a fan until I aired them up to 40 psi. Swapped them for LT rated K02s on 20” 2020 Sport rims, way heavier but ‘better’ in my opinion. No real change in mileage in my experience, I still average 11.5 l/100km (21 mpg) on the highway at 120 kmph (70 mph), better around town. Averaged 9 l/100km (26 mpg) today on a scenic 80 kmph (55 mph) cruise.

 

[Sapphire]

Mine came with Hankook Dynapro AT2 275/60R20s.

 

[Mike_D]

Guess I'm an oddball, mine came with Goodyear Wrangler Territory HT (not AT). My Powerboost is a 4x2 RWD no FX4, maybe that explains it.

 

[hogdust]

My 23 XLT BAP came with Pirelli Scorpion's - 275/60/R20 but I change both my wheels and tires to Black Rhino Atlas 18x9 and BFGoodrich KO2 275/70/R18

Sold the stock wheel/tires last week

 

[Severdog]

I've always enjoyed the Michelins on my trucks for decades. I've dabbled in others, but always eventually return. And I haven't noticed any loss in fuel economy with the 115T SL version of the tire.

Kinda where I was heading when I'm due. I put LTX's on an SUV a few years back and it was like riding on rails.

I have the Goodyear Wranglers and they're fine, no complaints.

 

[blk2021cv]

2023 XLT Powerbooost - Hankook Dynapro AT2 275/60R20

 

[Groovicles]

Hankook AT2 They are decent in the snow, but I have not taken them off road, they don't seem aggressive whatsoever. I want to replace them with some good MPG tires, but it's difficult to have the best of both worlds, right now Nokian Outpost AT is my first choice as it's a pretty light tire, but I don't want to compromise my towing, so there is no free lunch.

I swapped my Hankooks for Nokian Outpost ATs. Really great tires in all situations and no issues with towing. They have the same tow ratings at the Hankooks so no compromise as far as what I've seen and my experience goes.

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