Goodyear Duratrac or Toyo Open Country AT2?
04-10-2015, 05:28 PM
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Toyo's are the better tire.
We had Duracraps previously. I never liked Goodyears but thought I'd give them a try. They did have 54k on them and still had tread left. They were very noisy and had no traction though.
These are quiet and have traction in everything. 50k mile warranty too.
These are quiet and have traction in everything. 50k mile warranty too.
04-10-2015, 07:04 PM
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We had Duracraps previously. I never liked Goodyears but thought I'd give them a try. They did have 54k on them and still had tread left. They were very noisy and had no traction though.
These are quiet and have traction in everything. 50k mile warranty too. <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=605735"/>
These are quiet and have traction in everything. 50k mile warranty too. <img src="https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=605735"/>
04-10-2015, 08:33 PM
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I was dead set on duratracs but my salesman talked me into the toyo oc at 2's. Based on the forsaking the Goodyear LT rating for the less harsh R of the toyo's. The AT2 was a good looking tire as well. Saved me a small amount of coin. 65,000 life expectancy. I drive most all of my miles on road with most of those at highway speeds. My rubi came with mud t's and the AT's are smoother and quieter. They ran well all winter. They are great in the rain. I'm happy. If I wasn't I was going right back to the shop for a swap to Goodyear. I'm 5,000 miles into them and haven't looked back. Size was 285/70 R 17 with no lift or rubbing on road. AEV pintlers push them out nicely
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04-11-2015, 08:03 PM
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I was dead set on duratracs but my salesman talked me into the toyo oc at 2's. Based on the forsaking the Goodyear LT rating for the less harsh R of the toyo's. The AT2 was a good looking tire as well. Saved me a small amount of coin. 65,000 life expectancy. I drive most all of my miles on road with most of those at highway speeds. My rubi came with mud t's and the AT's are smoother and quieter. They ran well all winter. They are great in the rain. I'm happy. If I wasn't I was going right back to the shop for a swap to Goodyear. I'm 5,000 miles into them and haven't looked back. Size was 295 with no lift or rubbing on road. AEV pintlers push them out nicely
Would love to see pics
-mike