That's an interesting (new) tire (above). Thanks for the tip.
Couple comments on previous posts:
Pirelli Scorpion A/T tires: I took a set off my H3 that were on there forever. I basically ran them till they were bald. The reason was the last two years we were in a drought, situation and so I'm like...ok what the heck?? And with "work-from-home" I could stay put if it was real snowy. Even in the little snow we had ...and they were down to the bars...they still did OK, if I drove real careful ..and I live out in the stix. They were a very good tire. Ran smooth (mine were 33" diameter), I liked them a lot. I'm sure I far exceeded the mileage expectations on those. EXCEPT: If you live in a region where you get a lot of snow...or really much snow at all, there are better tires out there for snow. I drove them through the snow plenty, but if you're in a snow region, I would look for a tire that has more gaps between the treads. The biggest issue on those tires is few sipes and narrow gaps between the tread. But otherwise, they wear like iron and held their shape and balance real well. I think they were a good rain tire too.
Bridgestone's: I used to be on the road to see customers (for yrs). I ran a lot of bridgestones on cars/suv's. I liked them a lot. I used to seek them out and have run more than a couple sets back to back. Walmart used to sell them and there was a walmart next to our office. As a brand, their quality is up there with Michelin tires IMO. I haven't run their heavier truck tires, but I certainly wouldn't be afraid to.
Coopers: I used to run Cooper tires a lot but then in the late 90's early 00's I had so many problems with them, I just stopped buying them altogether for almost 20 yrs and ran Japanese tires ...or Michelins. A few yrs ago some attractive prices got me to buy 3 sets for a few trucks. I had them all road-force balanced and rim-matched. One set is E-Rated, the others, like 115T's. Yeah, I have to say, they all run out great and seem like great quality tires so far. These were the Walmart online specials. I don't regret buying them at all. Great in snow too. Plus raised white letters ...if you like that. Some of the Coopers were made in China..if that matters.
Overall I've had tremendous luck buying Japanese tires in general: Yokohama, Toyo, Bridgestones, probably a few other brands i can't think of at the moment. The issue I had with Goodyears is they seem to dry-rot quicker than the others (Michelins do too!). But if you wear them out quick enough that's a non-issue.
Good luck on your tire journey.
