TRD Pro Wheels and Goodyear Duratrac 265/70/17 - Review

Hey all thought I would share my experiance with my Goodyear Duratrac's for others

I bought these tires for a couple reasons so here they are.

Noise:
I wanted a agressive looking tire that would be good off road but since my main miles logged is burb and highway driving I wanted something quiet. I came from the stock Toyo A30 and i have to say its as quiet if not a tad bit quieter.

Off-Road:

This is the obvious, I wanted something I could take off the road and not worry about and this fit the bill without a doubt.

SNOW!:

In Chicago I could wake up one morning to 10 inches. So being were the last to get plowed out in the burbs I needed a tire that could handle snow. All the reviews I saw rated it a 9.6 out of 10 or better!

Price:

I got these installed for $630.00 after rebated!


So far i have put 300 miles on the tires and couldnt be happier. No hum at all and as stated before the noise lever is the same if not quieter than the stock street tire. 100% Worth the time spent researching and money.

I will continue to update this for others. Hope this helps someone whos looking for a good A/T tire and dosnt want KO's

Also as a side note I have Manager in the parts department that got me my TRD wheels for 680 shipped! If anyone needs them and wants the contact PM me for it.

 

Thanks for posting. Great tires, we have them on our field trucks.

 

Nice looking truck. Any plans for a lift?

 

Make sure you keep them rotated or they will get really loud. Otherwise a great tire!

 

Thanks. No its pretty much done. Im gonna to the TRD pro grill, skid plate and tail lights down the road.

 

What size tires are you running?? I have the same setup as you. Wheels are being shipped to my house. I was just deciding on Duratracs or KO2s.....Thanks!

 

Read the title for size
ko2's are junk

 

Have you had chance to drive em in the snow/ice/slush yet?

 

Honestly amazing.

My boss saw the tires and then used my contact to get him on he's Colorado. The next time i came in it had snowed and he gave me a DD Coffee and said thank you so much those tires are amazing

 

Here is some snow action for you.

About 7 inches deep. I have a path that is 5 miles long all under the tower lines that dumps me off down the street from my home so i take it home often. Went through it no problem some spots were pretty deep.

If anyone in the chicago land area wants a good deal on these pm me! I have a buddy who will hook you up he works for goodyear

 

nice looking ride, thanks for the review. If the finances align I will be going with new rims and treads next year, but for now wearing the stock sneakers,

 

Props to you! I usually wake up to much less than that but can bend the sides of a tuna can.

 

Nice looking truck. The whole snow thing is foreign to me as I live in Palm Beach County Florida, but it would be fun!. I have a set of DuraTracs on my 2000 Grand Cherokee(OME Lift) and they work well for me but as stated above, keep them rotated as mine are currently VERY loud.

 

Nice. Thinking about dedicated Winters (Blizzaks) versus running Duratracs year-round. I've have a good experience with Blizzaks on our VW but not exactly cheap to have 2 sets of wheels/tires.

 

No need for blizzaks on the truck. The duratrac is a 60k tire if rotated properly, quiet and good in all conditions

 

I has Duratracs on my Ram that I just traded for a '17 Tacoma. I really liked them on the Ram and I'm looking to put them on the Taco. They were really great in the harsh snow that we get here in Western NY. They did however start to get a little noisy after a year or so, but they still were surprisingly quiet for what they were.

Your truck looks great BTW, OP. Really like all the black and the aggressive Duratracs really set it off. Nicely done! I hope they look as good on my Blazing Blue Pearl with stock rims. I haven't been able to find any pics of that combo yet.

 

Thank you! Much appreciated

 

Where did you buy them?

 

My friend who is the manager at a Just Tires (Its owned by Goodyear)

 

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