Goodyear Duratrac's or something else?

[GavsterMurf11]

Hey all,

I've been wanting to get some new tires & wheels for a little while now, & a buddy of mine has the Duratrac's on his '04 F-150 but he never offroads in it so I can't get his perspective on them to well. Also, I understand that they're supposed to be good in the snow/rain, so that intrigued me being that I live in Minnesota.

I would love to hear some of your guys' opinions on the Duratrac's (snow, rain, offroad), and/or any other good all weather-all terrain tires with a nice aggressive look!

Thanks in advance!


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[970Co]

I have some friends in Colorado that have them. One of which has a working ranch and he runs them on all his trucks. He swears on them.

 

[skyscraper]

I use them in the oilfields (mostly dirt, soft powder, occasional mudd, and a lot of freeway miles) and they are great. A really good all purpose tire

 

[PropDr]

Living in the north west, the best all year off-road/on-road tire ever!
JM2CW

 

[6point2]

Duratracs are awesome in every terrain. I love mine and they look good. Only downside is that they run a little small.

 

[Boricuaevo8]

Nice setup

 

[beachz]

I ran DuraTracs on my Xterra Offroad. Loved them! Noisey after the first few months but that just means you need more exhaust note.

 

[JJ f150harley]

My buddies swear by them, and they keep up with me with Toyo mts

 

[Chris's FX4]

Love my Duratrac's. A little more noisy compared to other AT's, but still pretty quiet given their tread pattern. Work great for me in the rain and mud but where they shine is in the snow, which is why I love them. I live in the UP during the winter, we see a lot of snow.

 

[Ruger]

I bought a set of Duratracs just a couple months ago. I canvassed the whole market and compared everything. Duratracs were hands down the superior choice. I've got about 5,000 miles on them now (including a round trip between Alabama and Nevada) and I am convinced that I made a sound choice.