Pictures request - Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac
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A few others in this thread https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...acs+mud&page=6 had them in some mud. You might want to ask their opinion. They seemed pretty impressed.
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I haven't gone into anything like the pics you showed above, but I can say that the Duratracs are way more aggressive in person then in any of the pictures. I was thinking they were more of an AT, but when you see them in person they are definitely an AT/MT hybrid. I can't imagine they wouldn't perform in the mud. You should stop by a goodyear shop and check them out.
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X2 - Hellbound, I've seen 265/70/17 at the dealer on upgraded X's.
You might want to pick up a set of 1.25" or 1.5" wheel spacers,
but you don't need a lift.
BTW, I stopped by the G'dyear store today...
Woah, they look pretty aggressive to be marketed as an A/T. I likey!
You might want to pick up a set of 1.25" or 1.5" wheel spacers,
but you don't need a lift.
BTW, I stopped by the G'dyear store today...
Woah, they look pretty aggressive to be marketed as an A/T. I likey!
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