Goodyear DuraTrac OR Kumho Road Venture KL71
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Goodyear DuraTrac OR Kumho Road Venture KL71
In a debate between these 2. Been on the forums all day searching and reviewing(some of you probably have seen my other tire size thread). I've narrowed it down to these two tires in a 315-75-16. I've read nothing bad about the DuraTrac's other than the side walls not being sturdy enough. However I haven't heard anything negative about the Kumho's other than seeing they weigh 15lbs more each than the goodyears! There is also only a dollar difference on tirerack so I just don't know what to get.
Going on a F350 crew cab. I also do some towing(trailer and car). Will be honestly used mostly on road but I live on a mountain and need the snow traction.
Jordan
Going on a F350 crew cab. I also do some towing(trailer and car). Will be honestly used mostly on road but I live on a mountain and need the snow traction.
Jordan
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Had my Duratracs for about 3 months now, and I LOVE them. I don't have sidewall issues. Keep the PSI up, and I doubt you will either. My rig weighs 8400lbs, and I'm making decent power, and I don't have any handling issues. I have noticed the "tread squirm" some people talk about once, hammering a hard right onto the access road into traffic.
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It's cool. Normally when I reply to a statement like that I get the response of "You're a communist!" Then I respond with really? Guess the past 6 years in the Marines were a waste of time... Haha. Oh well. Dude says buy American and can't spell or capitalize it correct... Sigh.
Goodyear it is. Thanks for the advice guys!
Goodyear it is. Thanks for the advice guys!