2025 MY Bronco Sport Goodyear Tires

[Dude]

MY 2025 Bronco Sports and Mavericks can be ordered with the Goodyear Territory RT All Terrain 235 65 R17 tires available in specific packages.

Here’s the information for that tire including its Part # (aka Product Code) and tire weight:

Goodyear Territory RT All Terrain 235 65 R17 104T
(M+S Mud & Snow)
(3PMSF: Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake symbol, meets Severe Snow Service performance requirements)

Part # (aka Product Code):
710004933

Tire weight:
29.5 lbs

Tire mileage warranty (miles): TBD

Standard Load
Made in Canada
Radial Tubeless

104T:
• Load Index: 1,984 lbs per tire (900kg)
• Speed Rating: Up to 118 mph

TREADWEAR: 580 (Uniform Tire Quality Grade (UTQG) rating: expected to last 5.8x longer than a tire with a treadwear rating of 100, which is the base or control tire)

TRACTION: B (Tires are graded for traction using a system of letters: AA (highest), A, B, and C (lowest). B: Represents moderate wet-grip performance, meaning the tire can stop on wet pavement, but not as quickly as tires with higher ratings)

TEMPERATURE: A (highest level of heat resistance and the tire's ability to dissipate heat, meaning it's designed to perform safely at speeds exceeding 115 mph)

PLIES:
TREAD:2 POLYESTER + 1 STEEL + 1 POLYAMIDE
SIDEWALL: 2 POLYESTER

Max Pressure: 51 psi (350 kPa)

001298/2012: TBD

Internal Goodyear numbers:
GSWR79994A
T398366
GP-3105ADADAD

DOT 14B81 PY1R 4324
14B: manufacturer and plant code where the tire was made (Goodyear Canada, Inc. in Napanee, Ontario, Canada)
81: Tire size and type code
PY1R: internal code used by the manufacturer
4324: week and year of manufacture (43rd week of 2024)

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[Dude]

To get the tire Part # (aka Product Code) and tire weight I spoke with a person in the purchasing department at the Goodyear Canada, Inc. manufacturing plant in Napanee, Ontario, Canada where the tire is made. This department is responsible for working with Ford to specify the OE tire used on the MY 2025 Bronco Sports and Mavericks.

There are two different but similar sounding names for the tire:

Goodyear Territory RT All Terrain 235 65 R17
- This is the OE tire described above in Post #1 and is a new OE tire for 2025 MY Bronco Sports and Mavericks (available with specific packages)
- This tire will not have “Wrangler” on the tires sidewall

Goodyear Wrangler Territory RT All Terrain 235 65 R17
- This is an existing replacement tire

Some of the key features of the OE Goodyear Territory RT All Terrain 235 65 R17 tire and why it was selected include:

Rolling resistance (which affects fuel economy)

Handling characteristics

(tread life mileage is important to the end consumer but not one of the main factors vehicle manufacturers select a tire)

 

[Dude]

Some of you probably by now have googled the Part # (aka Product Code):
710004933

And yes there will be many listings for the Goodyear Wrangler Territory RT All Terrain 235 65 R17 tire and the pictures for those might not look like the same tread pattern as you see for the OE tire on MY 2025 Bronco Sports and Mavericks.

when I asked the purchasing person about this (see Post #2) I didn’t get a satisfactory answer why none show the tire without Wrangler on the side wall

What I suspect is the tires are the same tire except for the sidewall difference and over time we will see more Goodyear Territory RT All Terrain 235 65 R17 under the 710004933 number and without Wrangler on the sidewall but I cannot confirm that

So if you want the OE tire, look for the 710004933 Product Code but only purchase the tire without Wrangler on the sidewall or contact your tire retailer (like @Discount Tire) for the best and most up-to-date accurate OE tire info

 

[Dude]

Here’s a decent pic of the Goodyear Territory RT All Terrain 235 65 R17 tire for Bronco Sports (pic settings altered for slightly better readability) taken from a 2025 Bronco Sport Badlands with the Sasquatch package

The tire does not have Wrangler on the sidewall

 

[Mt Goat]

Interesting post by Melissa Clark who used a Badlands Sasquatch for the Rebelle Rally and has written a lot about the new vehicle. She states the standard Badlands Sasquatch tire will not fit in the spare wheel well - even though other 235/65/17 tires do and people are also able to fit in the KO2 245/65/17 tires.

https://thebronconation.com/news/tire-change-or-repair-on-the-2025-bronco-sport-what-you-need-to-know-before-you-go-t.22202/

 

[Escape2Bronco]

Some of you probably by now have googled the Part # (aka Product Code):
710004933

And yes there will be many listings for the Goodyear Wrangler Territory RT All Terrain 235 65 R17 tire and the pictures for those might not look like the same tread pattern as you see for the OE tire on MY 2025 Bronco Sports and Mavericks.

when I asked the purchasing person about this (see Post #2) I didn’t get a satisfactory answer why none show the tire without Wrangler on the side wall

What I suspect is the tires are the same tire except for the sidewall difference and over time we will see more Goodyear Territory RT All Terrain 235 65 R17 under the 710004933 number and without Wrangler on the sidewall but I cannot confirm that

So if you want the OE tire, look for the 710004933 Product Code but only purchase the tire without Wrangler on the sidewall or contact your tire retailer (like @Discount Tire) for the best and most up-to-date accurate OE tire info

This is exactly what they did 4 years ago with the Full size Sasquatch tire. Since the full size was competing directly with the Jeep Wrangler, that seems more understandable. I’m guessing it’s more than just a name change but that’s based on my manufacturing knowledge, not anything else. And we all know Ford doesn’t always see things so clearly.

 

[wireman]

I believe I heard that Ford, etc. didn't want the Wrangler name on the tires.

Advertising the Jeep Wrangler name wasn't a good thing.

Maybe it was a dream I had!

 

[Dude]

I believe I heard that Ford, etc. didn't want the Wrangler name on the tires.

Advertising the Jeep Wrangler name wasn't a good thing.

Maybe it was a dream I had!

Great explanation.. thanks!!

 

[Escape2Bronco]

I believe I heard that Ford, etc. didn't want the Wrangler name on the tires.

Advertising the Jeep Wrangler name wasn't a good thing.

Maybe it was a dream I had!

You are correct.

 

[Dude]

It would not be the first time:

“..for the 2021 Ford Bronco, Goodyear removed "Wrangler" branding from the tire sidewall that faces outward, but retained it on the inner side, to appease Ford's concerns..”

Perhaps one of the 2025 owners with the Goodyear tires will have a look on the inside of the tires sidewall?
@bdg88888 @Lisa Sue

 

[Lisa Sue]

Dude, does this help?

 

[Lisa Sue]

It would not be the first time:

“..for the 2021 Ford Bronco, Goodyear removed "Wrangler" branding from the tire sidewall that faces outward, but retained it on the inner side, to appease Ford's concerns..”

Perhaps one of the 2025 owners with the Goodyear tires will have a look on the inside of the tires sidewall?
@bdg88888 @Lisa Sue

Ok was on my garage floor. I didn’t see “Wrangler” on the inside of the front two tires

 

[Dude]

Ok was on my garage floor. I didn’t see “Wrangler” on the inside of the front two tires

Thanks … that’s good to know!

 

[Escape2Bronco]

It would not be the first time:

“..for the 2021 Ford Bronco, Goodyear removed "Wrangler" branding from the tire sidewall that faces outward, but retained it on the inner side, to appease Ford's concerns..”

Perhaps one of the 2025 owners with the Goodyear tires will have a look on the inside of the tires sidewall?
@bdg88888 @Lisa Sue

Inside on the 21 full size tire is the same as the outside. No Wrangler.

 

[Dude]

Cool pic!!! Love it

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