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My wife's 2021 Grand Cherokee L is on its 6th replacement tire for broken belts and stone punctures. Even though she is not a good driver and is bad about missing pot holes, I cannot entirely blame her. I actually just broke a belt on BF Goodrich Advantages on my truck. We live on a gravel road and the OEM tires are just not rated for gravel like that. The township has also started using a new limestone shipped in from up north. It's very hard and does not break down easily, but has also caused a lot of tires damage on our road.
I know what I am going to put on my truck, but I am looking for advice for the SUV. It is lower profile style tires and not sure what is out there in a higher ply rating. Thanks in advance.
My wife's 2021 Grand Cherokee L is on its 6th replacement tire for broken belts and stone punctures. Even though she is not a good driver and is bad about missing pot holes, I cannot entirely blame her. I actually just broke a belt on BF Goodrich Advantages on my truck. We live on a gravel road and the OEM tires are just not rated for gravel like that. The township has also started using a new limestone shipped in from up north. It's very hard and does not break down easily, but has also caused a lot of tires damage on our road.
I know what I am going to put on my truck, but I am looking for advice for the SUV. It is lower profile style tires and not sure what is out there in a higher ply rating. Thanks in advance.