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Join Date: Jan 2021
Location: Idaho
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Location: Idaho
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Originally Posted by jgue467
Don't overlook duratracs begin road whine at 35mph. If you don't mind that and want the 'look' go for it. I got tired of it when I owned a set, found Michelin LTX AT2, they perform better on and off road for me with virtually zero road noise. May not have the look but have the performance in mud, sand, rock, snow and ice.
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Those are a fantastic generally use tire, and a superior highway, arguably the best there is, tire. But I can’t say I would recommend that tire for a guy who goes off-road. Any kind of mud, or snow they are going to really struggle. I’ve personally owned one set, and been around three other sets. It really comes down to what are you wanting out ofset of tires. Quiet, fuel economy, long life, they definitely check all those boxes. Off-road in traction, even in a grassy borrow pit, not so much.
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