Thanks for a good honest sensible review. You made up my mind... putting these on my f150. I had Goodyear Territory on my ranger and absolutely loved them. Wore out a few sets of wranglers over the years with no issues either. And it’s great to see that old Scout! Awesome!

I've heard great things about them too. Thanks for the great, real world info.

Old dude here with nearly half century and wide variety of 4x4 vehicle experience. Gotta agree with you. I've got a set on my daily and I'll probably be buying another set of duratracs to throw on my back up daily. Both are gen3 4runners. I've had alot of Good Year tires and side wall fails are pretty common with them. Not one sidewall issue with 2 sets of Duratracs. The only down side to this tire is they get a little noisey as they wear in but it's a tolerable trade off for rest of the package. This tire is really the Jack of all trades.

Well I just answered my question from the last video lol. Glad you still have the Scout!

Best tires i have ever had as well. I love them. Couldn’t care less about road noise.

Right on I need to think about new tires for my jeep. Thanks for the video

Hello, I’m from Michigan,. I plow snow with a 3500 chevy crew cab diesel. My blade is a western mvp3 11 1/2’ . I have used Dura trax for 4 years, I pull them in the spring. But I have only used 2/32 of the tread. I am nothing but impressed with them Love my Goodyear’s for plowing.

Good video! Thanks for sharing. I got the duras on my ZR2 and love them. Was running KO2s on my old truck which were great as well.

Goodyear makes a damn good tire!! I’ve had Goodyear TrailRunners on my 2015 f150 and have easily 40-50K miles on them. Currently looking at sets of Duratracs to fit 20 inch wheels. Running my current tires through the mud and sand of Galveston, TX 🤙🏼

Running them on my taco quad cab, in PA used off road for hunting season, on road for work, 60,000 miles need to replace before winter. Loved them.

I'm driving 2023 Chevrolet Silverado Trail Boss. I live in NE New Mexico. I've only had the truck for 5 months, but these tires impress Me. Great on the fire access roads and in mud and rain. Winter will be here soon, I'm sure they will do good in snow also.

We run them on all our oil field 3/4 ton work trucks in Wyoming . No complaints, no sidewall failures excellent all around tire. I'm pushing 60,000 miles on mine (I think) probably around half life right now. Check into the Cooper discoverer tires for the bus, a lot of oil field trucks also run those.

Bro! That’s a sick scout! My dad and I have a 76 scout 2 with the diesel, slow as hell but crawls up everything! Nice to see another scout still driving and not rotted :D

Good review. Thanks

Solid review. Picked up an 11 F-150 King Ranch 4WD last week. Truck is sitting on GY Duratracs....can’t speak for the off-road/wx capes yet, but the road noise on the highway is extremely loud compared to the Toyo OC AT3s I had on my other F-150. Thinking of selling these and throwing on Toyo’s...

Love my duratraks in snow hands down

LX 470, Arizona, Cooper Discovery ST/Maxx 255/85 16s. So far so good on rocky sharp roads and streets. Low noise. 10K and very little wear except for a short period of front alignment. Love 'em.

2012 ford raptor idaho and I'm running the duratracs in a 35. absolutely love them getting a new set soon. no sidewall issues either.

I had a set of LT265/75R17 DuraTracs on my work truck, a 2007 F150 SuperCrew 4x4 with a canopy and a 1/2 length lockbox in the truck bed, that went for 70,000 miles and still had a little life left in them when they were replaced. I maintained them at 35psi (min) and rotated them every 3,000 miles. I went from Washington State to the southern border of Arizona and back again and these were the best tires that I had ever on my work truck.

Thanks for this brother

I have Duratrac on my my lightly modded LX470. Excellent ride, traction in all sorts of gunk. Especially good in the dry powder snow here in Northern Idaho. I have only about 10K on the tires, but they're wearing really well with no issues.

Right on! I didn't know you still have the Scout.

I have a 2011 Dodge Nitro SXT 4x4 I s have Hankook 235x65R17" Dynapro ATM tires that have 47K on them. I drive hiways at 75mph, mountain hardpacked dirt and stone roads, fire brake roads of mud, stone, sand and who knows what else. I love them and they still have another 20K of tread life left on them. I do rotate them every oil change 4 to 4.5k. I'll buy them again for sure Different strokes for different folks !

Just passed up on my usual Bfg ko2's for these Dura's. Glad I did! No hate towards my regular purchase, just wanted to try something different! - I dig them!

Great review. That's a cool old Scout. Sounds good too. I just bought DuraTrac tires for my 2012 Silverado 1500 4WD Crew Cab Z71. I'm in Utah. The fact they are OEM on the new Silverado Trail Boss was a deciding factor. I occasionally tow a 6,000 lb travel trailer but mostly highway use or around town. Now I am ready for the off-road trails and winter driving. Mostly camp on BLM and US Forest Service land on dirt roads.

I have run 3 sets of Duratracs on two different off-roaders -- a 2004 Chevy Tahoe Z71 4x4 (2 sets), and my current 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland Diesel 4x4 w/ Off Road Adventure II package, air suspension, Mopar fat rock-sliders and numerous additional Chief Products bash plates and others. I offroad frequently in Northern Lower Michigan (where there's lots of mud and snow) to get back to my hunting and fishing spots, and also go sightseeing with my wife throughout Michigan's Upper Peninsula. I have run various other "all-terrain" tires on several different 4x4s over the years. When it comes time to replace the Duratracs on my Jeep, I plan to get another set of them. They're simply the best all around 4-season on/offroad tire that I have found for my 4x4 vehicles.

I rock the Dura-tracs on my 1stgen tundra. Simply Excellent tire system!!

I'm in minnesota I drive a 95 Isuzu Trooper with 33" Maxxis Bighorn's. I love the look, the off road performance, they do have some road noise and I do wish they were a lil better handling in the snow and ice. I'm looking into the Duratracs and selling the bighorn M/T's possibly.

I had Goodyear duratrac tires on my 2018 Chevy Colorado ZR2 Duramax. Sold at 45k miles, the tires seemed about 50%. I did tons of off roading and the tires did amazing. Low road noise that did get worse as I put more miles on them. I did cut three sidewalls on them however, so I’m not sure of the exact miles that each tire had when I had to replace them (under a road hazard warranty) thank goodness. But I really like the tire. I now have a 2007 Dodge 5.9 Cummins and I plan on putting duratrac on it when I upgrade tires.

Have had many sets of KO2 and loved them and have had two sets of Duratracs and I agree the Duratrac tires are my favorite all-around and snow traction tires. I never had an issue with the thinner side-walls, but I did have a rack go right through the tread while in Easter Oregon near Enterprise. Was shocked by that. For deep snow and all around, I wouldn't pic anything else.

love that truck.

My Ram PW came with duratecs and they wore out in like 10-12k. I had them on my raptor and they were fine, no issues never got stuck. I figured out they had put LRD on the 2500 instead of LRE. I switched to LRE and pushing 30k with tread left. Much better and have never been stuck on these

Thumbs up for the Scout!!! Anyway Ram 2500 HD over 50K on Firestone MT but just bought 2019 Ram Rebel looking at DuraTracs or Mastercraft CXT (have a set on 77 Powerwagon )

I got a 2019 RAM Rebel that came stock with 33" Duratracs in Socal, mostly sandy hard pack off-roading and lots of street driving. Only 4,000 miles so far, but little wear, a little louded than KO2s on the street, but great off-roading, espcially aired down.

I have those tires on one of my trucks. The 05 Dakota, in a 265/65/R17 Seems to get pretty decent traction, they defiantly do make some noise however. On my other truck I've run everything you can imagine, the best traction I ever got in snow was when I put a tiny set of car tires on it lol the Firestone Winterforce tires(205/75R15). I had a set off an old Camaro laying around with low miles on them, so threw them on the truck rims seeing they both had 15" rims.. It looked hilarious with about 16" of wheel well clearance, but that thing literally drove through snow deeper than the hood... It was that deep and the thing just didn't stop, never got stuck! I was amazed, I could either go 80mph down the road, or drive through my yard up hills and through the atv trails with 4-5ft of snow. I haven't tried that with my 05 Dakota however, because the new trucks are made out of plastic lol, unlike the old solid steel one that just will not break.

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That is a killer Overlanding Rig.

I put 2 sets on my Suzuki Equator (Nissan Frontier) and I couldn't have been happier. I tried another premium tire in between and the traction loss in the winter was scary noticeable. I can't wait to put them on my new GMC Sierra.

I am in Nevada, I normally run BFG AT, but I am getting ready to buy a net set, maybe I will give a set of these a try.

My 2014 GMC Sierra All Terrain wears them year round here in North Idaho. Great tire. I'll be buying another set when these wear out...and they will wear faster than other tires because of the compound...I don't care the Duratracs are worth it. ( Important to keep up regular rotation with these...in my opinion) If I was driving hard mountains alot, scree, shale, rock crawlin' or heavy trailering...I may consider a tire with a tougher sidewall...but I'm not...so perfect kick ass all around tire for me. Cheers.

Great video. I live in Canada up north. Duratracs for snow and everything else. Just plows threw 1ft of snow on the highway with ease👍😊

I have had Duratracs on my jeep tj rubicon for several years in Oregon. They have been great on everything except icy paved roads. I might try adding more siping to them or change to hankook ipike rw11 for winter driving. I have ipikes on my dodge dakota and they have been very good on icy roads.

I have them on my Ram Rebel...Fantastic tire!

Miss your bits on NM.

This video was helpful, I have a 2015 Toyota Land Cruiser running Bridgestone Dueler AT’s and I live in North Texas. Looking to swap them out for a little more aggressive tire and highly considering the Duratrac’s.

I just bought a set of used duratrax p275 60 20 for 10 Sequoia haven’t mounted them yet but will see how they handle road noise on any tire doesn’t bother me so all in all for being used can’t complain better then what I have on it now

2014 f350 crew 4x4 with extra horsepower and torque output, mostly on road with some gravel/dirt and a good 8-10 inch snow experience. These Duratrac tires did great in the 8-10 inches of snow even with the quad in the back of the truck. The heavy, wet, re-frozen snow we have in western Washington was no match. However, I can definitely see the accelerated rate of wear on the back tires after 10,000 miles. Even with rotations I am guessing I will see 30,000 to 40,000 miles out of themat most. With that said, I will still buy another set of them for the traction. Even with tire pressures above 60 psi they have done great over the rocks and loose debris.

Ram 2500 6.4L. Just threw a set of Duratrac’s on it. Love em.

2013 F150 STX 4x4 waiting to use them here in PA, in the snow.

Great tire! My 9500 lb Chevy van ate up ko2’s and General Grabber - not the Duratrecs - Duratrec’s are tough!

Goodyear wrangle Authority..for the money hands down best tire 17" and under...ran on a f150 6.2L pulling a 5000lbs fish house. felt like King Kong in a bilizerd!

My truck came stock with these and I was impressed. Offroading throughout California with zero issues!

I run Duratacs on my 2020 Ram Rebel 4X. Really like 'em. Not great in rain would be my only complaint. Simply shift into AWD when the roads are wet, problem solved. Great off road; quiet on the highway. Great tires.

For here in central Wa., the duratrac tire is the best! I was surprised you didn’t like the dynapro mts though. On my 4runner they were unstoppable. They weren’t duratracs on snow/ice roads, but they did amazing. The Duratracs are my favorite though and a huge confidence boost when you wake up to a foot of snow at elk camp and remember to get home you have to drive in canyon roads with no side rails or guards on the paved roads. That will ruin your whole day! Instead of focusing on finding elk, you’ll have a day of anxiety just thinking about how slick the roads are going to be and you start to pray you don’t see a wide truck with a camper trailer coming in the opposite direction as you. Lol.

Im starting to lean towards these tires as well...Are they really that good? I have seen pics and videos of the sidewalls cracking and failing but they must of just gotten a bad batch..

I agree I have them on my trd pro Tacoma and my FJ cruiser they dominate wherever I go

I am currently running Interco Irok ND tires and I have become sick and tired with how the siping disappears so quickly and doesn't go down all the way. Along with the loud road noise and vibrations. So I am stuck between the Wrangler Duratracs, Cooper Evolution MTs, Hankook Dynapro MT2s, ProComp Xtreme MT2s, and the Dick Cepek Extreme Country tires. It is a tough decision...

You should try the kenda at2 there similar to the dura tracs at a much more affordable price

235/75 r16 in montana...live in the wilds and rarely had to chain up

I had a set of Dura’s on my CJ about 10 years ago and loved them. Couple of months ago I bought a set of the Trail Hog (Dura “knock off” to some) for my 2500hd and honestly I’m starting to think I like them even more. In all fairness the price ($750 for four 275/65/20’s) might be influencing my feelings a bit.

I hav the Goodyear deratacs on my 2019 f350 I have 34,000 miles on them and still have about 40% tread left and I two a 40’ toy hauler witch it heavy 5-7 times a year that are the best tire iv ever ran in the snow hands down

Tried duratracs. Didn't care for them. As you said, don't wear well on my F350. Been running Cooper Discoverer for 4 years. No complaints. Probably the best tire I've run so far. Even better than BF's

I've got a new 4Runner and still looking for a tire to replace the stock tires. I don't do much driving due to working from home but I like to take the 4Runner out for camping and future overlanding about 4-5 times a year. The rest is city driving. Would these tires last a good amount of time with less than 6k miles per year? Do they wear faster than something like the Falcon Wildpeaks or Toyo Open Country, etc? Any thoughts from you 4Runner people that have these tires?

Can anyone recommend the 8 ply vs the 10 ply of the duratracs for my 2nd gen Nissan Xterra? Considering the softer compound these are built out of, will the 10 plys be okay?

I have a set of General Grabber ATx that will be needing replaced soon. Looking for a different set that will have better tread life. I pull 7-14k trailers 90% of the time with my Silverado 2500HD. Mostly around town, occasional freeway but also on gravel and dirt roads. What would you recommend?

Had Duratrac's on my Toyota FJ Cruiser for the 9 years I've owned it. Won't get anything else.

On the thin sidewalls, in the tire shop, comparing with KO2, Cooper.. etc. Duratrac sides are so flimsy, can easily push with one finger. Any other tire felt so much tougher

Have you tried Kenda Klever RTtires? Wondering how they compare to Duratrac? Good review.

Great video, What tyre PSI do you run these at in the snow you are driving in ?

2nd gen taco great tires buying another set wear was Quicker than I thought 45k but that's driving through twisting mountains everyday great in snow/ice. Way better than oyo III's or itto everyone tells me to get when it rains or snows

Really good video my man,I'm in New Jersey with an 08 Sequoia Limited 5.7L (275-65-18) how well did the Duratracs perform in the rain???

so i have a E350 4x4 van that weighs close to 10k lbs. do you have recommendations for a heavier vehicle like this, or would you stick to these and just know you are going to get less mileage out of them?

thinking about these for an LR LR3. Heavy rig. Opinion?

Just changed from the C- 265/70/16- to- E rating Duratrac's, 265/"75"/16,, They seem to ride much better.. So im reading the sidewalls and it say's it has - 6 ply tread And 2 ply, side walls = 8 ply,, and has a E rating,, with load of 3415 lbs, Are your's the same,, I guess they say they are making the the sidewall ply stronger or thicker ? Do you know anything about that...

Would you recommend this tire as a daily driver that's primarily on pavement?

Are they - E1 or C rated tire ?.. Im running C rated and i want to try the E rated tire just for peace of mine, i am allays worrieing about them off road

What does your Scout weigh? I'm looking at putting Duratracs on 17" steel wheels on my '15 Frontier crew cab longbed, which weighs with camper shell around 5100lb. I'm leaning towards either the 285/70/17 or the 315/70/17 as both are OEM sizes on popular vehicles so replacement tires might be easier to come by. If I go with the 285s I have a choice of Load Range D or E, still haven't decided which may be preferable. Truck is a daily driver.

Duratracs do not perform well in wet conditions. On slick road it performs really poor. As for snow it does fine and on dry condition it does fine. On mud not so good. Not noisy, lasts long time. That is all i can say after using it 5 plus years now. It did well for deep potholes, i never got flat tires with these. I hit deep potholes at 65-75mph and no issue.

Have you considered, wheel adapters for the A.V., so you can broaden your options on tires?

Need new tires to replace my OEM tires on my GMC Sierra 1500, you should ask Goodyear for a cheque cause you just sold me on them. Getting installed in a week in prep for a nice Manitoba winter.

Duratrac lacks sidewall strength...if u r like me with a truck camper in the back u get almost a death wobble...so much side to side u think u have a loose wheel.. on my 4 runner they perform fabulous...under weight they r junk on the road...they need to i crease sidewall strength

What's the song called in the intro

There good till about 60 thousand to 75 thousand km after that there noisey i just took mine off at 126 thousand km not sure what that is in america , regular rotation is the big secret to these tires

Did you say they were only 31's

Goodyear and Cooper are the only two now they merged American tire company

Your 47? You look 37 lol but nice video

Oh man I love the Duratracs but I'm currently running BFGs on my Jeep and it brings me all over the place check it out. Manageable clips part 1: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mrBmgqV-r6q0oas.html Full video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hppgnpSSrpzDaXU.html

I was about to buy Duratracs , but will no longer since they hate our police!

Im on my third set of these and they are great off road and in snow...Not as good on wet pavement at higher speeds they hydroplane bad after they are half worn..