Goodyear Duratracs?

[b1gj0n44]

Anyone have any experience and/or pics of their duratracs? I have a 2015 ram w/ 6 in lift.. about to replace tires and thinking about the duratracs.

 

[IRSmart]

that is what is standard on the power wagons, check out some pictures of those and you'll see a ton of pics with those tires. they're great tires, i personally dumped them for a Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ so i could go to a OWL E load tire in a 35" size.

 

[SeriousBlack]

Love them for the winter

 

[Pull Ya]

Duratracs would be good tires for the winter driving you do up there in Ft Worth, all the snow and such----LOL.(just kidding) Lots of people have really good things to say about them--they gotta be better than the crappy OEM Goodyears they put on our trucks.
Jay

 

[huntergreen]

I would also check out falken wildpeak At3. Great reviews in this section of the forum.

 

[blackbeautyhemi]

Everybody that I know that has them loves them. Never heard any complaints at least.

 

[b1gj0n44]

Thanks for the responses.. and the pics. Ive seen how great they are in the snow... but I'm in texas.. snow tire isnt a priority. 90% highway driving.. the rest on the farm. Just wanna find the most aggressive tire with the longest tread life and not break the bank (I know, i know)

 

[BWL]

If that's the case give the Toyo at a look. It's been the highest mileage at I've run. Averaged about 45000 miles a set for me and I do a lot of gravel roads. That was on my 3500 diesel over 2 sets. By comparison same truck BFG at I got average 25000 miles over 3 sets. Ran the BFG on half tons in the past and got closer to 40,000 miles. Plan on running toyos next go round to see the difference between 1/2 ton and 1 ton diesel mileage on them. Tons of guys swear by the duratracs though and most of the fleet trucks where I work run them so I don't think you'll be unhappy with your choice if you go with them.