Tires Goodyear or FULDA
Duratracs blow KO2s out of the water on trucks. Better wear and better traction.
They're pretty grippy for an AT, no issues in mud or deep snow but yet they're still good on the highway and winter . I'm getting good tread mileage and love the way they look. The compound is fairly soft so be careful with that, I got plenty of patches in my tires because of how soft it is.
I have these and love them. Great in snow. Slightly worse gas mileage than stock tires. I've got 52k miles on them now and am about to get another set.
I’ve now had 3 different sets of these tires. On one wrangler I had 31” and switched to 33” after a year, put another set on the other wrangler also. Can’t complain one bit. Not too expensive, great tread, they don’t wear down fast, and most of all they are so quiet.
19 SEL came with Goodyear Assurance tires. No complaints so far at 6K miles. I'll be buying Cooper CS5s when the time comes. I put a set on another car I own and it was like night and day. Never knew a set of tires could make that big a difference in 40+ years of maintaining cars. Far far smoother ride and to top it off they are made in the USA. One of the few left.
Currently using Goodyear Weather Ready tires. They have been great so far. I find they are better than the X-Ice I used to have.
I haven’t looked at the Goodyear data myself, but I have spoken to people at Calspan, and I’ve been told that the Goodyear mu is “10% higher than the Hoosier stuff”.
They worked great when I had them but wore very quickly for me. I have cooper st maxxs now and they have been basically the same but have lasted longer.
In my experience, not a huge fan, on pavement I felt they were loud and squirrelly and wear out pretty wonky.
I’m at 34k on my 17 and need new tires, so yes seems like a few people on here have similar issues. Worst tires I’ve ever owned.
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