goodyear duratrac

[macd7919]

Got them for $864 out the door from a local tire shop mounted and balanced.

I think that's exactly what I paid out the door in Seattle, got mine from Discount but figuring yours were from Les Schwab by Albertsons? Used to live in Walla Walla, snow driving up there is fun, probably won't see too much of it up here though.

 

[n_bannerman]

I think that's exactly what I paid out the door in Seattle, got mine from Discount but figuring yours were from Les Schwab by Albertsons? Used to live in Walla Walla, snow driving up there is fun, probably won't see too much of it up here though.

got them from a new tire shop out at state line, Blue Mtn Tire Pro's. a buddy works there and said that they price match if you pay cash and its tax free being oregon. snow wheeling sure is a lot of fun, supposed to get close to a foot in the next 24hrs on tollgate!

 

[Kona]

I will almost certainly be picking up a set right quick as my truck now has 4.56 gears and I dont think the 235x75x15's I have been using for winter will last veery long with the new gears!!

 

[CheapThrillB2]

I have 12/32nds on mine and have noticed a considerable difference in traction this winter vs last.

 

[super91(2.3)]

i bought my truck from my brother, and he had put these on the truck 4k miles before i bought it. fast forward to a little over 50k miles and there is still enough tread to carry me wherever i need to go. i will be replacing them soon, and i am looking at nothing other than duratrac's. i have been thru it all and came back, they have saved me from multiple accidents, and never a flat. if they havnt changed a thing, i will be one happy customer!

 

[nmanley80]

The duratrack tire is amaising. I have a set on my 92 F-150 and never get stuck. I've had them in deep snow on the icey pavement of alaskas roadways and all over in the mud and dirt. You will rarely need your four wheel drive with some weight over the rear axle or if you have a camper shell. I love these tires and I highley reccomend them.