Tuto

I have the same question.

BSDeez16

Here's mine.

I think road noise is pretty subjective. I don't think it's bad, I was expecting it would be worse, but another person may think otherwise.
It's my daily driver as well.

texwillys

I just got a set of 315/70r17's. I was surprised how quiet they are. There is a low level "hum" from them around town, actually I find it pleasant. The "hum" rises to a "whine" from about 50mph and up. It is not loud or uncomfortable. I run 35 psi on the street, and air down to 15-18 psi on the trail.

Here's a photo from the summit of Engineer Pass during my trip to Colorado -




I am really happy with these tires. I didn't think I would find tires I liked more than Nitto's, but these really are better....in my opinion.
All the trail time in Colorado only confirmed how good these tires are. I never spun the tires even in muddy terrain.

roadking54

The only time I've ever heard a slight hum was with my doors off during the first few thousand miles, and I'm a couple inched past my fenders.

I've been running them now for 20K miles, rotate every 3-5K miles. And they're dead quiet. That or all the other Jeep noises, wind, radio, etc. are greater then or equal to the tire noise

I'm very happy with their performance thus far. Extremely smooth and quiet for the many hwy miles I'm forced to put on, daily commute and/or road trips, so far so good on the trail, and exceeded my expectations in the snow/slush/water.

I'll buy them again. I wonder if they'll make a 37"

Dronac

I hardly even hear my Duratracs. I have about 10k miles on them now with 3k rotations. If your listening for them you can hear them, but wind noise and my aftermarket exhaust are louder.

flick

FYI
I just told someone at work about how much I like my Duratracs, and he bought himself a set. After he bought them we found that if you are a Tread Lightly member that you get a $100 rebate on a set of Duratracs. Just Google "tread lightly goodyear rebate," and you'll find it.

A/C Guy

Here is the link for the membership. The $100 Goodyear rebate is good for the rest of the year. Members also get a 1% under invoice price on Jeep and Chrysler vehicles.

http://www.treadlightly.org/page.php...al-Memberships

A/C Guy

I looked at them today at Discount Tire, I thought the tire seemed soft; squishy in the tread area and sidewalls. I doubt they are as tough as Toyos or Falkens. They also seem very light for a 34.5" x 12" tire.

I'm not sure they are tough enough for off road use in rocks.

JohnnyQuik

Yeah, you're probably right. I better stick to the mall from now on...

SlvrJK

Dont let their apparent softeness fool you, they wear very nicely. I have 23k very hard miles on mine and they are holding up great. Still have at least half tread. I beat the piss out of them on and off road. My wheeling spot of choice is full of some very sharp granite, haven't killed a duratrac yet. The same terrian did a number on my old bfg mt's. Light tires are a good thing, less rotating mass means better performance and better fuel economy.