What brand/size tires was your expedition delivered with?

[BravoAlpha]

My 22 Max 4x4 Limited came with General Grabber P285/45R22 A/S

I’m reading people getting pirelli, Goodyear, stupid Hankooks, Michelins from factory

I’m not really interested in A/T as this is a soccer mom truck on 22’s….it don’t leave the pavement. But I will have it on snow and ice in winter and occasional boat ramps in the summer.
Looking for opinions and experience. I’ll be eyeballing Defenders or GY Fortitudes as replacements.

 

[shane_th_ee]

Mine came with Michelin Primacy in 285x65r18. After much arguing Ford replaced them with Goodyear Wrangler Kevlar ATs. I plan to go with the BFG KO2s when these need replacing, but I want a more aggressive AT tire. Wasn’t the Michelin LTX pretty much designed for what you need/want in a tire?

 

[99WhiteC5Coupe]

My 22 Max 4x4 Limited came with General Grabber P285/45R22 A/S

I’m reading people getting pirelli, Goodyear, stupid Hankooks, Michelins from factory

I’m not really interested in A/T as this is a soccer mom truck on 22’s….it don’t leave the pavement. But I will have it on snow and ice in winter and occasional boat ramps in the summer.
Looking for opinions and experience. I’ll be eyeballing Defenders or GY Fortitudes as replacements.

I ordered my 2015 Expedition Limited 4x4.

When ordering, the 2-wheel drive Limited was equipped with 20-inch, all season tires (I don’t know the brand).

When ordering, the 4-wheel drive Limited was equipped with 20-inch, all terrain Hankook tires.

The salesperson said that all terrain tires were required on the 4x4 models, and I could not request all season tires (even though they were standard on the 2-wheel drive model). I did not want all terrain tires, as I intended to use the vehicle strictly as a passenger vehicle.

I found the Hankook all terrain tires to be poor quality and with poor rain traction. I replaced them with Michelin all season tires.