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Old 05-12-2024, 07:26 AM #31
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I was coming from a Mazda3 with the best wet traction tire ever made (Michelin Pilot Super Sports) and knew i couldn't get that with an AT tire, but after doing a ton of research and asking around i found the perfect Snow/Rain dry AT tire. Good Year Duratracs hands down have the best wet traction of any AT tire.



All truck/AT tires suck in the rain, it's likely why there are such wide opinions of the KO2. Besides location and temps driven in effecting rain performance.
Duratracs are great at first. After 15-20k the wet traction goes away.

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Duratracs are great at first. After 15-20k the wet traction goes away.

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And the howling mud tire impression starts.
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Duratracs are great at first. After 15-20k the wet traction goes away.

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Yeah, that's not the case. Well over 30k so far and great in the rain and snow still. I do rotate them every 5k, but will be going to every 10k.


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And the howling mud tire impression starts.
They were quite for the first 10k and definitely have gotten noisier. But nothing like KO2's and others. But i'm sure they will get even noisier. Lucky i have a loud stereo and really only care about performance.
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