DuraTrac vs ST Maxx vs STT Pro

I'm looking at getting new tires in the next few months. As of right now I've narrowed it down to one of these three tires. Just a little background, these will be used as my daily driver. I have a small commute to work everyday which last year I believe I drove around 5,000-6,000 miles at most. I drive mainly on streets but occasionally go on a dirt road with some mud, nothing extreme. We get snow/ice here a couple times in the winter so I'm trying to factor that in as well. I'm mainly going for looks but at the same time I want a tire that will last atleast a couple of years for my driving. Tires will be 265/75/16 on stock TRD off-road wheels or maaaaybe aftermarket wheels depending how funds are. Which would be the better tire for my situation?

 

I forgot to add that I want an aggressive looking tire that functions great.

 

All three all solid tires, but based on what you've mentioned I'd say lean towards the DuraTrac.

Let us know if we can help with a set.

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Got my Duratracs installed November of 2015.
255/75R17.
Discount Tire had a killer sale and I couldn't say no.

I have been very pleased with them to date...both on road and off.

 

Thank you for your business, Phoosa!

 

I would love to mount them on the Level 8 MK6 wheels at the same time but not sure if we will have the extra funds for that plus tires. So far it looks like the DuraTrac and the ST Maxx are tied up.

 

I don't think you can go wrong with either based on your driving.

My brother runs the ST MAXX on his F250.....great in dirt/mud but bad for snow traction.

 

Duratrac for snow traction and comfortable load range C construction.

 

I hear that and the MK6 is a fantastic choice! I really like how this wheel accepts the factory TRD Bead-Lock caps. For what it's worth, we do offer same as cash financing (deferred interest) and right now you can save $50.00 back on a set of Goodyear DuraTrac tires and $50.00 back on a set of wheels if you utilize it. See the links below for details.

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I'm not sure if MPH/weight is a conconsideration of yours, but the 265/75R-16 LR-C DuraTrac weighs 10lbs less per tire when compared to the LR-E ST Maxx.