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Yet the military was saying they were going to destroy anything that is currently in stock. Even 2017 and 18s. They changed their mind after about a month back to 2015 and older. They were destroying tires and wheels.

They said they have no known knowledge of anything on any MT/R's. Regardless of being on or offroad. The DOD did it because they have tires dry rotting and sitting for years. I had to get every low down information I could because if Goodyear issued the safety alert or had any support of it...

You can use older tires as long as the sidewalls and treads show no dry rot and damage. That is per goodyear and the NHTSA. the DOD issued it mostly because Goodyear doesn't cover any liability on tires more than 4yrs old for sidewall weakening or dry rotting. There is a thread in the safety...

MTRs come in both D and E load range. The MTs are just a D load range They do not want the mixing of tires due to sidewall differences or traction differences. The MT does leave a larger footprint in all pressure ranges over the MT/R. Every other spec on the tire is the same on the D load...