Goodyear Wrangler Dura Trac
09-25-2011, 04:11 PM
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Goodyear Wrangler Dura Trac
Does anybody run these tires are they a good all around tire for my DD
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09-25-2011, 04:25 PM
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Here are some reviews:
http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f211/...ratrac-803841/
Another good thread:
http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f15/g.../index108.html
http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f211/...ratrac-803841/
Another good thread:
http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f15/g.../index108.html
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Originally Posted by xjjeeper
Does anybody run these tire's if so how do u like them & are they a good all around tire for my DD...post pics if u dont mind
09-26-2011, 04:46 AM
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They are FANTASTIC in EVERYTHING. Like a sexy hybrid between A/T and M/T. Great on pavement, wet, dry, icy, great in snow, awesome in mud, clean well, good on rocks..
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^^^Don't forget sand! I run these on my dd.... If you can call it that, lol. It sees just as many trails as paved roads. Absolutely love them!
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I have about 16k on mine. And yes DD. I love these tires. Best allseason MT & AT combo.as stated above. Got me through 12" of snow last winter @ stock height with NO issues at all. Jst keep them rotated every 5-6k as reccomended; and u'll be good. FVKIN AWESOME!!
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I have about 16k on mine. And yes DD. I love these tires. Best allseason MT & AT combo.as stated above. Got me through 12" of snow last winter @ stock height with NO issues at all. Jst keep them rotated every 5-6k as reccomended; and u'll be good. FVKIN AWESOME!!
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I just put mine on Saturday. I like them. My Dad ran them on his truck and had nothing but good things to say about them. My buddy runs them too....same thing.
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10-03-2011, 11:28 PM
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Cooper ST and ST Maxx but really when it comes down to it. For me it be nearly imposible to pick between the st and duratrac. Both excellent agressive AT options that perform awesome for AT tires in what ever you put them through with maybe the exception of sharp rocks due to them both having a 2 ply sidewall.
The ST Maxx is gonna be your best option but as of right now with having only 8 size options available it limits those who can buy them. They are in the same concept of the duratrac. Awesome in everything for a AT. spectacular in the snow especially but the difference comes into the play with the ST Maxx having a 3 ply sidewall alowing them to take more abuse if you find yourself traversing a terrain where strong sidewall is important.
Even with all that said even in sharp rocks only a few times have I heard of either the ST or the duratrac getting punctured. To me sidewall strength is important but it's really hard to beat the reliabilty and availability of the duratrac and ST.. I've heard next to no complaints on either of those two tires and never heard a complaint yet on the ST Maxx. Partly due to it being fairly new and also having a limited size availability
The ST Maxx is gonna be your best option but as of right now with having only 8 size options available it limits those who can buy them. They are in the same concept of the duratrac. Awesome in everything for a AT. spectacular in the snow especially but the difference comes into the play with the ST Maxx having a 3 ply sidewall alowing them to take more abuse if you find yourself traversing a terrain where strong sidewall is important.
Even with all that said even in sharp rocks only a few times have I heard of either the ST or the duratrac getting punctured. To me sidewall strength is important but it's really hard to beat the reliabilty and availability of the duratrac and ST.. I've heard next to no complaints on either of those two tires and never heard a complaint yet on the ST Maxx. Partly due to it being fairly new and also having a limited size availability
