Lets see pics of your 2012 with Duratracs

I've got the same uneven tread contact in the rear. What PSI are you running?

 

What is best PSI for 265/75/16 load C

 

Hey Colorado Taco, that back round looks your in the Gunbarrell area east of Boulder. Lived there for 20 yrs.

 

The tire store set them all at 35 which was too much. It rode rough and wore like that. I dropped to 34 front and 32 rear and it helped both things. Not sure which PSI that picture was taken at. I'm thinking of dropping to 32 front and 30 rear to see if it wears all the way to the outer edge. I think the unloaded rear end of our trucks are too light for these tires.

 

You may end up having to compromise a bit between tire wear and ride. I run the ones I have on my Jeep (315R75 16s Es at 28 front 26 rear just to keep my kidneys from turning into jelly. And that Jeep's very heavy.

 

What sliders are those by chance?

 

Famous Fabrication.

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/famous-fabrication/

http://famousfabrication.com/rocksliders.html

 

the ones on my 2009 had 30+ when I sold it. Looked like they would go 60 easy. Last rotation Discount aired to 40 psi. MPGs went up. I thought they rode real nice and not to noisy. When I where these BFGs out the Duratracs on going on. If I had not bought a Baja would have kept my old ones.

 

285/75r16

 

How do you find your truck in that weather?

 

I'm new to sliders, so forgive the noob question. Are the sliders supposed to go a little further back? Looks like the truck would drop down on a rock before hitting the tire?

 

What wheels are those?

 

pro comp 7032

 

Looks badass.

 

Some on this thread complain of harsh rides with these tires. It may because they are running 'E' rated shoes. I have 265/75/16's in a 'C' rating and they are fine. Our trucks, in most cases do not need tires with an 'E' rating.

 

Here is my 2013 on Duractracs: 285-75-r16

 

Ditto on the 285's here.

 

265/75/16's here. 3rd Vehicle with Duratracs and they haven't let me down yet.