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[RUE]

I ran the 215/65/16 on mine. I didn't have them studded since rarely does ice stick around here for more than a few days and I didn't want to tear up the road. They just had zero grip on ice, even at parking lot speeds. I had them on when I went up and spent a day ice racing on a frozen lake up here, and they were basically useless, especially compared to the people running regular snow tires that just blew past me. The thing that really made me dislike them was having to replace them after less than two years, and that was back when I had a different car to DD and rode my motorcycle as often as possible. My current Duratracs barely show any wear despite being on my DD for over a year now.

**alright, thanks guys.

what ya'll think about these?

 

[tyr0981]

**alright, thanks guys.

what ya'll think about these?

Those are THE WORST '4 Wheeled vehicle tires' i'ver EVER purchased! they're okay at first, but in the snow / ice, are a JOKE! rain is okay at first (not even decent) after 1/8 life, are terrible! mud are POS from DAY 1! only thing they're not garbage at is gravel.... that may be me though, since i'm fairly docile on gravel roads...oh and mine wore down to 1/3 life in ~20k miles!!!

i threw mine in the garbage at 1/2 life, Good Year Wranglers are god send in comparison! they're not worth the savings in $ man, please believe me! i'd tell you to talk to my ex.... bu nobody should talk to that shebat...

 

[RUE]

Those are THE WORST '4 Wheeled vehicle tires' i'ver EVER purchased! they're okay at first, but in the snow / ice, are a JOKE! rain is okay at first (not even decent) after 1/8 life, are terrible! mud are POS from DAY 1! only thing they're not garbage at is gravel.... that may be me though, since i'm fairly docile on gravel roads...oh and mine wore down to 1/3 life in ~20k miles!!!

i threw mine in the garbage at 1/2 life, Good Year Wranglers are god send in comparison! they're not worth the savings in $ man, please believe me! i'd tell you to talk to my ex.... bu nobody should talk to that shebat...

you had me at "the worst".

search continues..
thanks

 

[RUE]

Those are THE WORST '4 Wheeled vehicle tires' i'ver EVER purchased! they're okay at first, but in the snow / ice, are a JOKE! rain is okay at first (not even decent) after 1/8 life, are terrible! mud are POS from DAY 1! only thing they're not garbage at is gravel.... that may be me though, since i'm fairly docile on gravel roads...oh and mine wore down to 1/3 life in ~20k miles!!!

i threw mine in the garbage at 1/2 life, Good Year Wranglers are god send in comparison! they're not worth the savings in $ man, please believe me! i'd tell you to talk to my ex.... bu nobody should talk to that shebat...

wranglers like these??

 

[tyr0981]

yes sir, Wrangler Duratrac, i'm over 30K miles on mine now, around 1/2 worn through. Excellent all around traction tires, don't expect hard core mud tires, but not too much away from say BF Goodrich mud's when the Duratrac's are deflated to say... 15-20PSI

 

[RUE]

yes sir, Wrangler Duratrac, i'm over 30K miles on mine now, around 1/2 worn through. Excellent all around traction tires, don't expect hard core mud tires, but not too much away from say BF Goodrich mud's when the Duratrac's are deflated to say... 15-20PSI

NAHICE!

imma look into this more and prolly go this route.

thanks, fellow member!

(love this forum)

 

[RUE]

yes sir, Wrangler Duratrac, i'm over 30K miles on mine now, around 1/2 worn through. Excellent all around traction tires, don't expect hard core mud tires, but not too much away from say BF Goodrich mud's when the Duratrac's are deflated to say... 15-20PSI

wah u think about the size? its tireracks recommendation but everyone here should know better.

looking for a bigger look but w/o any issues.

its all aesthetics for me righ now.


ty

 

[Twan]

Just don't make the mistake I did and get the E load range Duratracs. Totally overkill for a daily, and if I could do it again, I'd get the C load tires. I also get a bit of rubbing on the fender liner with the 265/75/16 on the stock 5 stars, which was much worse before I pounded the pinch welds flat. They still look nearly new with 10k miles on them and their snow and ice handling is decent.

 

['Merica1776]

I have C load range 265/75/16 Duratracs on mine and they are fantastic tires! I have around 15,000 Miles on them and they look brand new. I had no issues with rubbing. They handle really well in the rain and they work great off road. I would highly recommend them!

 

[RUE]

I have C load range 265/75/16 Duratracs on mine and they are fantastic tires! I have around 15,000 Miles on them and they look brand new. I had no issues with rubbing. They handle really well in the rain and they work great off road. I would highly recommend them!

according to tirerack w/ application search they recommend, 265/70-16
some folks i've read are using 265/75/16 **mixed reviews about rubbing**

i have these wheels to show and hoping can confirm which size equals no issues.

(new guy)

ty!!

 

['Merica1776]

Those are the same wheels I have on mine. I originally put them on at stock height, no issues with rubbing.

 

['Merica1776]

Duratracs

Here is a picture of mine with my Duratracs, pre lift.

 

[RUE]

Here is a picture of mine with my Duratracs, pre lift.

sold!

thanks so much for the input!!

 

[RUE]

Here is a picture of mine with my Duratracs, pre lift.

nice lookin RUNNER.

i'm considering get a new paint job,including all the flares, and bumpers to match the rest of the runner.

anyone w/ pics of these flares painted to match car would be nawice to see!

 

['Merica1776]

sold!

thanks so much for the input!!

No problem! I forgot to mention, they run very quiet. I didn't notice any more noise with them over the old H/T's I had on before I got the Duratracs. Enjoy!

 

[Twan]

I know I've posted this before, but these are the 265/75 E loads that rub a bit. Stock suspension.

 

[tyr0981]

wah u think about the size? its tireracks recommendation but everyone here should know better.

looking for a bigger look but w/o any issues.

its all aesthetics for me righ now.


ty

i'm using 265/75/16 also, no rubbing issues with a 2.5 suspension lift I then added 1.5 Body Lift later to fit rock sliders , no worries and lots of traction!

 

[MuddyButt]

nice lookin RUNNER.

i'm considering get a new paint job,including all the flares, and bumpers to match the rest of the runner.

anyone w/ pics of these flares painted to match car would be nawice to see!

cant find the picture i used to have of mine painted to match however i can say they look good color matched. I would get them professionally done. Only reason i took mine off is because i didnt like the rear mudflaps and the paint had a million chips in it because i painted it myself. Looked good while it lasted in my opinion. If you do paint them you should post pics here.

 

[MuddyButt]

Rear Bumper (thanks to Kenny@CBI) & Custom Decals (thanks to Jeff@sn0runner)

I wanna see the whole rear bumper... it looks just like one i drew up on paint except better.

 

[BrianSD_42]

you had me at "the worst".

search continues..
thanks

[MENTION=129281]RUE[/MENTION]

Look up General Grabber AT2. They are affordable and a great all around off-road tire.