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Hello All,
I have a 2011 F250 4x4 FX4 and am looking for some input on new tires..
My stock Michelins 275/65/20 with 49,000 finally gave out, I am looking at the Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac. I do drive in NY snow and beaches, was looking to see if anybody has this tire and has some pro/cons. Thanks
Hello All,
I have a 2011 F250 4x4 FX4 and am looking for some input on new tires..
My stock Michelins 275/65/20 with 49,000 finally gave out, I am looking at the Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac. I do drive in NY snow and beaches, was looking to see if anybody has this tire and has some pro/cons. Thanks
i have a set of those duratracs in a 275/65/20 on my 2009 f250 had them on for 4 years so far good tire in my opinion there quiet and they don't pick up rocks and throw them at your nice paint job like other tires I've had in the past i get them rotated every oil change
also i live in MI so plenty of snow driving and they do a lot better than the stock michelins that came on it
I have been running the cooper ST MAXX, been great, very quite, smoth and did great in the snow this past winter they also have a very deep tread depth. similar type tread to the duratracs IMO.
One last thing to consider. The Goodyear Wrangler AT Adventure W/Kevlar. Rated #1 in our size. My stock Michelins were crap after less than 20k in any snow at all. Great highway tread but horrible in the snow. So far the GY's are the best truck tire I've ever owned...
I'm on my second set of Duratrac's. First set was stock size 275/70R18 and my second set is 325/65R18s. The 325s sidewall feels a little squishy at times while driving but I never had any problems with the 275s. Traction is amazing in all conditions, never had any sketchy moments even with my 325s in winter like I did with my BFG AT's. My only real complaints is that I wish they made them in more sizes.
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