Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac

SeattleMike

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I know, I know... at this point people think I get kickbacks from Goodyear :pimp:

However, this is just a simple thread to post wear and mileage, since Goodyear offers no estimate. Initial tread depth according to Tire Rack is 18/32nds of an inch and "worn out" in the US is 2/32nds. If you have Duratracs, please post up mileage, remaining tread depth, size, load rating, and usual psi.

At 25,000 miles I have 13/32nds of remaining tread depth on 265/70/17 "E" tires at 44 psi. If things continue like this, I'm looking at 60k before I think about replacing them.
 
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Good to hear. I have about 60k on my Goodyear AT/S and starting to save to replace em with the Duratracs this summer. I only have 70K total miles so don't drive all that much(it's an 04). I don't fly around cornners and no burnouts so I expect my tires to last.

How about road noise and how are they in the rain?
Thanks for the update.
 
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I would never run a tire up to 60k miles . Especially a 4x4 where you tend to take it off road or driving in severe weather conditions . I guess if your just road driving in snow or rain , dry , it would be ok.

I like the looks of those Duratecs !! Im glad to hear they are road friendly . I wish they were available in a P or C rated . I doubt it but will look them up.
 
I would never run a tire up to 60k miles . Especially a 4x4 where you tend to take it off road or driving in severe weather conditions . I guess if your just road driving in snow or rain , dry , it would be ok.

I like the looks of those Duratecs !! Im glad to hear they are road friendly . I wish they were available in a P or C rated . I doubt it but will look them up.

I've got C rated Duratracs on my truck, they are definitely available.
 

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