All terrains?

[wahlstrom1]

Yup... got 45k on the ones on my work truck (3/4 ton with 1/2 loaded box usually) and they're still a good 60% tread or more! They handle snow/mud great, and as long as you rotate them every 10k they stay quiet too.

 

[Sasquatch_Ryda]

I've got 2 sets of Duratracs....one studded for winter and one on my aftermarket aluminum rims for my Superduty. Both have treated me exceptionally well. Goodyear has really stepped up their game.

 

[DRanger024]

I took my truck to a mud run with the Duratrac's on it and it went farther than both the chebbies that were there and they were on same size tire or bigger. One had half worn 33" TSL's and the other had close to brand new 35" BFG AT's. Guess where the guy with the BFG's sat almost the whole time? Stuck in the back of the pit. I could have drove circles around him. The other chevy on 33's got hung up on the frame everywhere cause of the tall grass and the stoopid low frame rails on the older IFS chevrolet crap. The Ranger ate him for lunch too haha. The one and only dodge made it through one hole that I couldnt and he was on 33" muds as well. Cant remember the condition of them though.

 

[--weezl--]

i've had my ko's for a while (came with the truck) i put about 20,000km on them, they had about 60,000 when i got them, never had them balanced, they are as smooth as driving on a cloud!

my km2's don't ballance well, but i think that's due to the cheap rims