Cheers from down under

I had 315/75/16s on my old diesel truck. They had excellent traction, were amazingly quiet. Absolutely will get another set. It's really hard to find a tough tire that is also supple and flexible. On the one hand, you have impossibly tough tires-- Toyo M55s, Toyo MTs, Wrangler MTRs, etc. But they are super heavy, don't work well aired down because they're so stiff. They also tend to kill MPG and ride poorly. Finding a soft and fragile tire is easy. They are lighter, have low weight ratings, but generally give better ride quality and and MPG from the light weight. The duratrac is something of a unicorn then, giving some of the seemingly incompatible extremes. Absolutely recommend.

The best tire purchase I ever made! I used to have the Bf Goodrich km that came oem on my Jeep jk, they didn’t last me long, around 3 years the most! So I ended up replacing them for the duratrac’s. And now it has been almost 7 years with them, and I used them a lot on the trails here in Tucson Arizona. And I gotta tell you! To me they are the best tires out there! They still have a little bit of tread left on them. So this week I went to my local dealer and purchased my second set or duratrac’s. Can’t wait to see them on my Jeep again so I can start wheeling again!

Great Information on these tires. Thanks for sharing Real World Experience..

Great tire in all conditions, (snow, ice, rain, mud, highway, gravel) till they get about 50% wear. Then they are still very good except for the road humm/noise. But yeah I've gotten 7 years/70,000 miles on my first set. Went an got a second set, only regret is they eventually get quite loud.

Damper: something that provides damping-- reduction in amplitude of oscillation. Dampener: something that makes something wet. ;)

They just changed that model tire it’s stamped on side wall RT. Same tire but 3ply side wall also changed the lugs on side wall. I just ordered a set for 1 ton F350. OEM size 275/70/18. Great video thank you

OUTSTANDING Review; on your opinion on this tires🔥🔥🔥👌🏾‼️

Well put together video!

I've had these, AT3W's, BFG KO2's, and Nitto Exo Grapplers, all 35x12.5 on a lifted Sequoia 5.7l V8. Live in the Pacific Northwest. I'm not going to compare all 4 tires but what I will say is my favorite is the AT3W's. Amazing wet traction, best for the type of Hwy conditions in winter where its packed down with icy spots, not quite as long lasting as Nitto's (got 80k mi with Nitto) but 2nd place, quiet, good for towing. All 4 tires sucked in deep mud but that's just how it is for an AT...the lug spacing is too tight to bite in and throw mud. Don't get me wrong, the Duratracs are great tires, but they lack in wet performance, didn't last as long, weren't as good in the type of winter conditions I described, they are better in deeper snow, and are loud as fuck once they wear some. Sticking with the AT3W's from now on. If I aired down and rock crawled more, the Duratracs would be a great choice. Thanks for the video brother!

Great video. Love mine here in Florida. Have about 42k miles on them and have probably another 3 to 5k more on them.

I have a set on my 2500HD Silverado. I agree that they’re great tires but they became super loud with some miles. I was actually looking to switch to BFG KO2 because of that. I still haven’t replaced them and this video has me second guessing myself. LoL

I agree- I have 4 vehicles that have those tires. No problems as of yet

Well have run two sets of them and against my better judgement, my tire guy talked me into the Falken Wildpeak AT3W’s. I live at 9400 ft in the Cimarrons in Colorado so 6 months of hard winter conditions, in fact you have to drive to a community parking lot and then you track in snowmobile/side by side to get to your home. My first trip with the Falkens up the last 5 miles is curvy and always snowpacked. Immediately I noticed the Wildpeaks push in corners and later traction is sketchy. Even the BFG KO2’s did much better than the Wildpeaks. Bottom line you soon learn what works for your conditions and what doesn’t. Duratracs for the win!

Cheers from South Australia

very good video! i agreed 100%!!

Great video- 100% agree 👍

Here in Canada,alot of guys use these as winter tires on 4x4 pickup trucks,I believe they can be studded as well. Great winter traction but I hear terrible in heavy rain.

Great video, just put the new RT version on the Titan!

Guess he never drove in sharp rocks like in the Moab area....the sidewalls would cut on the Duratracs.... Possibly it has been fixed with the new Duratrac RT that is supposed to have 3-ply sidewalls.

My '21 Trailboss has 26,000 miles and at 55 MPH on paved roads my fillings hum....horrible road ties

My van ate up tires until I got Duratrecs…

What do you think about the new duratrac RT?

I’ve run these tires twice and both times I’ve swapped them early. Meh sidewall, not that good in snow and don’t clear well with mud.

These are probably very good off road, but they absolutely suck on the street. Very noisy and poor traction on wet surfaces. My Silverado came with these and I replaced them within the first month.

I have had 3 sets of dura track terrible!! Never got over 15,000 miles all on 3/4 ton diesel. They howl very bad. OK traction off road

will never own or buy another set of goodforayear tires.

after 40,000 miles they hydroplane bad on wet rods.. they were great in the snow.