RI 2013 BS Thread.....
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LMAO! I can't seem to decide on what I want. A buddy at work just got Duratracs on his Duramax. They look pretty awesome, but spendy and a little too aggressive for my needs.
Have I mentioned they look awesome?
Have I mentioned they look awesome?
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in a good way. You are right though, very spendy .......Quiet for such an aggresive tire. Ride smooth too.
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Been snowing for a while here too, not much accumulation yet.
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Always!!! May take a back way through the state forest. No one rides that road even when it's summer time.
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The only opinion I can give is from riding in my buddy's Duramax. It's an 06 extended cab, 4wd, 2500. I rode in it with the crappy all seasons it came with, and quite a few times after he had the Duratracs installed. Ride quality was the same, interior noise went up slightly.
My concerns would be how long they'll last, especially with all the highway driving I do.
My concerns would be how long they'll last, especially with all the highway driving I do.
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Morning gang, it's hump day again.
I have had good luck with the BFg mud terrains. They last a ton of miles, and are only slightly noisy in the cab.
Hopefully this summer I will get around to the lift for my 04 superduty which will meAn I need to purchase new tires for it. I've been looking at the Toyota open country mt's for a while. 37" tires on 20" wheels limit your applications when u start considering price/longevity/noise/ride quality.
I have had good luck with the BFg mud terrains. They last a ton of miles, and are only slightly noisy in the cab.
Hopefully this summer I will get around to the lift for my 04 superduty which will meAn I need to purchase new tires for it. I've been looking at the Toyota open country mt's for a while. 37" tires on 20" wheels limit your applications when u start considering price/longevity/noise/ride quality.
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Even in the snow? I have no first hand experience, but I though general concensus was that mud tires suck in the snow...