Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac || Is it THAT good? 

The little opposing "blocks" in valley of the tread is not for grip. It's actually to trap air and the air separates the snow/mudd from the tire and helps it "clean out" as you drive. And its not a sales gimmick. It really works and works well!

I ran 3 years on my duratracks with only good results. Northern Ontario offers some of the coldest weather on earth and I was impressed how they handled on snow and ice. 3 years on a heavy f350 that often carries weight in the box and a trailer was impressive. Never heard any road noise on highway, maybe because my diesel is pretty loud. My truck goes went through a fair share mud and deep washout to say that i've put these tires to the test over the years. Awesome tires.

Had a set of 35s for years on a f150 supercrew. Did great on sand and mud offroad, cutting wood and hauling trailers off road, not too loud on the highway at 70mph. Caught a screw in the face of the tread in one at about 30k, had it patched, ran the set to about 60k before replacing. Definitely a good tire.

I just can't believe how quite they are at a highway speed. Just a nice light humm. I have not had a Truck for 20 year and the improvements in the vehicles and tires is amazing. They feel a little soft in the Las Vegas summer heat but seem to be wearing well on the back roads to the lake and river that have a lot of jagged and fractured rock on the road. - 2019 Ram

I Love love love these tires, got them on my 97 Chevy 1500. They are amazing for the Canadian winters that we have here in winnipeg👍.

Had these on my 03 suburban, bought used from a guy who wrecked his truck, ran them for about two years, loved them, in snow, sand, and mud they were a very good all around tire, have 2016 silverado z71 that came with them and still going strong, Always recommend them!

Bought an f350 with these already installed & I was impressed...super quiet & awesome ride quality

I run my Duramax basically in the worst winter conditions imaginable. Last month we had a couple bouts of freezing rain and incompetant municipalities neglecting the main highway. These tires aired down to 35 psi combined with 700 lbs of work gear got me to work safely in 2wd when the highway was actually a sheet of ice. They see abuse on logging roads and hold up as well. Only tire Ill run in the winter time out in the oil patch.

Have a set of these on my 2016 4Runner, and have put them through the paces in Colorado Rockies and Arizona desert, and they haven't missed a beat. Very satisfied.

Had a set of these on a 95 Tahoe I used to have. Had them through one winter and was sold. Even in loose gravel I was really impressed going up in the mountains in southwestern Wyoming. I have a 94 suburban now, and when I have the money, they will be put on. No question, and that will be the only tire that suv ever sees.

I have a set of these and I love them! Have been nothing but pleased with them here in the Northeast USA.

Canadian here - noticed you yanks don’t seem to run them much on this page but up here we love them and they’re hella common. I have 2 vehicles with studded DuraTracs (on my winter wheels) and every night I pray for a blizzard so I can have some fun! Never felt more confident with any tire in whiteout conditions then my studded DuraTracs.

On my 3rd set in South Dakota - perfect for everything here - deep snow - ice - mud - hiway

Just bought a set...put them to the test yesterday in axle deep clay mud...snow and ice....my truck could do things In 2wd that It couldn't do in 4wd the day before! I'm really impressed!

I’m on my 2nd set, best tires I’ve ever had

I bought my first set 4 years ago and gave put a lot of kms on them (unknown exact mileage) over 40 000km and they work excellent in northern Canada, turns out they were tested in fort Mac in the oil field, 10/10 would recommend

I’m on my third set of these and I love them. I do a lot of rock crawling and snow wheeling I’ve taken my 35s down to 3-4 psi many times in the snow and have yet to have a sidewall get damaged. They also grip rock and wet rock super well!!

I just put a set on my Toyota tundra this past summer. I was very impressed with them well hunting we got well over two feet of snow. Didn't have to chain up once and never got stuck!

Amazing in deep snow.. pushed snow with my bumper for miles on lakes all winter and never had issues getting stuck.

Had these on my 99 durango and honestly can say they saved my ass and my family one icy night. Got stuck in an ice storm and when we were almost home we got stuck in a line of traffic on a backroad because the hill to my house was pure ice. Salt truck couldnt even make it. Watched 3 trucks and 2 cars get stuck about half way up. Put her in 4 low and crawled up. Didnt slip once. That road was the only road to my house. Luckily we were also able to tie up to a few of the cars and get them straightened out from the top of the hill and got them to where they could turn around. Because of that night i will always buy duratracs for all my trucks and suvs. Plus they look dam good.

These came stock on my 2022 Colorado ZR2... I drove a gnarly 750km snow/ice highway route a couple weeks ago and these tires in 4x4 felt very safe. I do plan to run studded winters during the really greasy months, buts it nice to know that these puppies perform as well as they do when they need to

Those little lines are for traction on ice and speaking from northern Canada they work

I bought these for dual purpose off road (mud, rocks, clay in eastern US) and snow on road. I've used them in both situations and in my opinion they are a great tire. They are on a 2011 Nissan Frontier in the 285/75R16 size, so just shy of 33x11.5". I do not have studs in mine. The reason I went for these tires over a more traditional MT is for on road snow performance. We've been getting 24+ inches at least once a year in central/eastern PA and I wanted to make sure there were no problems. We picked up eight inches about a month ago and I was stopping to pull people back onto the road on my way home from work. Absolutely no complaints about these tires. I have about 2500 miles on them, and in my opinion they are not loud at all, but that's subjective. I can just hear them with the radio off.

I started with these tires, and i'm never going away from them up here in alaska

I run DuraTracs on my Nissan Titan and my GMC 3500 1 ton dump. I run them all year long. It’s hard to find a tire that handles all situations well but I think this tire is top notch. After my first set they are all I buy now.

I’ve had these for 40k miles and they have plenty of tread to go here in the northeast through snow, ice, and rain. I lov’em and will get another set when needed!!

I have these on my Hilux and I think they are awesome I haven't been stuck once and they perform really well on wet roads

I work at a local tire shop in Alberta and they're probably one of the most purchased tire and for good reason you can get them in sizes as small as 235/70R15 too. I just got a set of 31x10.50 15s for my Chevy blazer and I couldn't be happier

I can say that they hold up well to "on the pavement" driving. Unlike allot of aggressive tires that the pavement eats up. These will not get worn out quick running them on the road. Had mine two years and they still look new

i got them on the scout II, mud, pavement, dirt rd's... all good. very happy with them

Have these on my 2WD GMC Yukon. Moved to Maine from Texas with those on and they hauled my 7000lb trailer just fine, then took them through the Maine winter and drove nearly halfway across the state on a logging road covered with Ice (not a flat road by any means) but our Beast took it all in stride. I have to say that those tires made all the difference. May have gotten stuck out in the wilderness without them (Or we may not have attempted that adventure).

I bought a set of these tires and have ran them for two years. Flawless performance on dirt roads, mud and snow. I absolutely love them and will never replace them with anything else. 1995 GMC SERRA K1500 LT275/70R18. Very quite at highway speeds. These tire are near perfect.

Have set on my 16’ Ram Sport. Top notch on the snow and ice. A bit loud on dry pavement but the grip and look out weigh the noise. Highly recommend this tire.

I have to say, these are the best tires ive had on my truck so far. I have had these on 2 of my trucks. Drove 10 hours in a ice and snow storm, not 1 slip and never got stuck. Havent tried these in the mud yet but i feel they would do great. They are a bit loud but what do you expect with an aggressive tire, Rotations are vital with these! Definately getting a set of these in 35's when i level the truck!

Bought my f150 with these installed. These are phenomenal!

I have these in a 315/75/16 on my 01' SuperDuty. They are quiet and work awesome in snow. Put a plow on the front of the truck and have zero issues pushing massive amounts of snow around.

My wife has these on her nissan armada and they work very well in the snow. We have been very happy with them.

My brother ran these on his jeep wrangler jk. No issues at the 50k mark. highway/dirt/mud/snow/rain drove really well. Still had at least 40% tread before he traded to get a chevy to haul.

Live in the Northeast, 325 60 20 on my CC F350, 68k and still have 15 - 20k left on them. Best, best tire I have ever owned ! Dry,rain, snow, you name it. Everyday work truck and I tow heavy ! Wish them came in a 37 x 13.50.

They also wear extremely well. I have a set on my Hummer H3T and do a lot of cross country driving. Cruising around 65-80 road noise is minimal and the ride is smooth. (Tires are aired at 35psi and rotated every 5k.)

I had a set of LT265/75R17 DuraTracs on my work truck, a 2007 F150 SuperCrew 4x4 with a canopy and a 1/2 length lockbox in the truck bed, that went for 70,000 miles and still had a little life left in them when they were replaced. I maintained them at 35psi (min) and rotated them every 3,000 miles. I went from Washington State to the southern border of Arizona and back again and these were the best tires that I had ever on my work truck.

I had a set of these on my Wife's 2011 Xterra. They worked great in the snow and we got 60,000 miles out of them. I had a set on my 2008 JK Wrangler Unlimted X. I got about 30,000 miles out of them. Again great in snow and ice but they tore up on the trails here in Idaho. The tread was chunking off. Discount couldn't balance one of the tires because of missing tread. I went with BFG KM3 for the next set. No chunking after driving the same trail.

I have had several sets of dura tracs and I will say that absolutely positively they are that good currently have a set on a 2012 F250 with a little over 58,000 miles on them with a lot of heavy hauling and trailer towing miles. They've given exceptional traction on every truck that I've had them on. As far as I'm concerned exceptional traction with exceptionally long lasting wear is everything you can ask for.

Had these on my Silverado TB, phenomenal in the snow.

I'm Canadian 🇨🇦 I love the BFG KO2 (winter rated) more than the Duratracs.... I had the BFG KO1 on my first 3/4 ton truck, I had this truck for 10 years and only one set of tires they never let me down in the snow great tires... Then I bought a 3500 Chevy Diesel that came with the Duratracs 75%, I didn't notice any improvement on ice and snow over my BFG KO1. That is to say the Duratracs are great tires on Ice and snow. Once I pulled the truck off to the side of the road to get out and get to work I was parked for a minute or two before I got out and then the snow bank at the side of the road gave way and my 4×4 one ton truck crew cab Long box slid down the side of a very large ditch several meters and buried the whole side of my truck in snow... I had to dig the one side of the truck out so I could drive the truck back and forth to get momentum to drive out which I eventually did drive out of the ditch with no help from another truck or winch... The Duratracs perform very well, but I still prefer the BFG all terrain KO tires.... Those Duratracs are like normal winter tires, if you drive them year around they don't last long. Those Duratrac Wranglers only lasted for 1 1/2 years and they were 5% vs the BFG lasting 10 years and out living the truck I put them on and still having 30% left. The BFG KO1 and KO2 tires have also gotten me out of sticky situations so I think I will stick with the BFG.

These tires are amazing on and off road. I have owned two sets of these tires. They are great for mud, snow, rain and of course on the pavement. I would caution everyone that the sidewalls do not hold up well. My first set no problem, second set I sliced the sidewalls on driver and passenger side while off roading the same weekend I got the tires. I had to replace both rear tires. Even though I had a mishap, I love these tires. My rig performed great off road at Barnwell in Texas even with the tire mishap. Be cautious of rocky conditions, but you will love these tires if you buy them.

I rock a Nitto Terra Grappler in Minnesota. I take this truck through all terrains and im very impressed.

I bought these tires 3 weeks ago I'm impressed

I am running these tires on a 2014 Jeep Wrangler. They now have 70,000 miles on them and I will be replacing them this year. They are indeed performers. I am off-road at least twice a month and have done some rock crawling and mud bogging. They have gotten a little louder on the highway when the tread depth got below 8/32 of an inch. I will be upgrading to the LT 285 70 R17 from the standard 32's I have on there now. You can't go wrong with this tire!

These tyres are awesome off road. You will have to up with a little road noise, but the added grip is well worth it. Duratrac doubled the off road capacity of my vehicle.

Running these 285/75/R17 on my FJ cruiser in Australia and I love them, bit expensive over here but I would highly recommend them. Agree about low tyre pressure comment, some very soft sand in Southern Western Australia.

Love them up in Canada. I just keep buying them. amazing tread life, great grip. very tough tire.

2014 Tacoma offroad, this is my 5th winter/year on the Duratrac's and have about 55,000 km and still have lots of tread. I will nuy new ones next fall in 2019 as 6 winters up here in Canada might be pushing it. Best tires I've ever had on a truck.

I wheel these on my Wrangler and they grip better than pretty much any tire on other rigs I wheel with. Such a great tire

Have these on my 2017 f150 great in snow. pulling my ice shack across the ice these tires did the job with ease. I live in oilfield country and every oil field truck or if you work in the oilfield you have these tires

Fantastic tires. They work in rain, snow and mud. Great Wyoming tire with a severe snow rating.

I have a Chevy ZR2. These tires came on the vehicle. I was a BF Goodrich fan, but these tires did not disappoint me!! I love them! I hunt and have to climb a logging road to the top of the mountain. The truck goes with complete ease, no matter the weather conditions. My truck goes where my friends trucks can’t. Completely satisfied with these tires!!

I bought my first set 6 months ago for my f150 and they have been great on and off road still get about 19 mpg on the highway with these in a 5.0 2012 f150

I put these on my 2016 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD, This is my daily work truck, I work on Real State, I tow a 14k dump trailer and let me tell you, these tires have performed well at the dump after a rainy day, no problem pulling the trailer up the hill on a muddy road. On my trailer, I have changed 6 tires on it(Sidewall nails) while never getting a Nail on the Duratracs. But the best test was this past February when the snow came here in Arkansas, these tires performed as advertised, I was able to take my relatives to and from work. I highly recommend them! Also, they're not as noisy as some people claim, I hope this helps

My friend ran these tires on his pickup, i got mtrs on my jeep, so its hard to compare the 2 but i love my mtrs.

I've had these on my 01 ram 2500 plow truck for 2 years and love them, I've had snow over the plow and it just kept pushing, testing them out in mud this weekend

I put a set on my 2018 ram 1500 After 30k km I have had no issues. The road noise is something I got used to but people that ride with me noticed it Very happy so far with them

Down here is the hot south people are having trouble with them coming out of round and causing a wobble. But Goodyear stands by them and buys you a new set of tiers.

These tires are absolutely amazing. I’m doing things in my Toyota Tacoma open dif that I never would have been able to do with my old Jeep with a locker and general grabber AT’s. (Not knocking that tire either, they’re great for the price)

Thanks for the review, I'm getting new tires and these have been on my short list the whole time. A little pricier than the others on my list, but I've heard nothing but good things about them. I've currently got the Goodyear Wrangler adventures with kevlar and I can't believe how long they've lasted. Really tough tires, but I want something more aggressive and better for snow too. Keep up the great work

I replaced these after my m/t worn out. And they do very well both on and off the roads

Straight out of Sask Canada where we have ice and snow 5 months a year and I love my dura tracks. Mud, snow and everything in between it just eats them up. Have had current set on for over 50000 km and no issues yet. Boxcar out.

Duratracs are the best tires Ive ever owned. 100% I will buy again. The only thing I dont like is they get i increasingly louder as they wear down.

Best tires I've ever used in the snow. I have a set of 285/75x16 on my plow truck. I have plenty of highway driving on them as well and seem to be wearing well. Don't really think you could get 50k out of them but don't really care since the trucks main use is for pushing snow. I'd be hard pressed to risk trying a different tire I like them so well.

Ran two sets of DTs for several years out in Florida and then out here in Utah. Great tire, but needed a full Mud terrain for rock crawling. Settled on the Milestar Patagonia MT. Awesome tire. As good as a DT in winter driving, and we’ve had one hell of a winter, much better on rocks and here’s the best part.....half the cost of a set of 315/75/16 GY Duratrac. But gotta say Duratrac is very quiet on the road and does have my Patagonia’s beat on that. Managed to get over 60,000 miles on both sets of DTs, and still able to sell each set for $150 on Craig’s list. not sure if the Patagonia’s can beat that but we’ll see.

Love these things. I've got about 28k miles on mine. 16/32" tread depth new, still at 11/32". Granted, I'm an auto tech, so I rotate my tires religiously, and check my toe like every six months, so my tires tend to last forever anyway. Amazing in the snow (upstate NY), great on the road. Spent two days at Rausch Creek Off Road Park in my Tacoma, and they never let me down. Best all around truck tire as far as I'm concerned. As long as they're available, these are the tires I'll be buying for my truck.

I was stuck up to mu headlights on the ditch in snow, with a stock height chevy 1500 and they pulled me out. Never let me down in the snowy months living in Alberta

I put a good test to these crossing over a Montana pass going roughly 65mph during a blizzard with it being -20F. Let’s just say they worked great and did not slip once.

Haven't had to use 4wheel drive in the mud since I got these tires, they have a faint hum but nothing compared to an M/T. I love em

Got 65000 miles out of my first set of these on a tj. Love em

I ran a set of these on my CJ about 10 years ago ant loved them. Recently I bought a set of what many consider a Dura knockoff.... the Kenati AT4 for my 2500. I have to say for roughly half the price and 99% of the handling characteristics I have zero complaints. At around 7k in and the Kenati’s have been great so far.

On my second set. No complaints.

Run these on my 97 K2500 work truck. Super quiet and great traction. I’ve heard the sidewalls can get thin, but I haven’t experienced anything like that yet. I usually never pull more than 10k anyway, so hopefully no worries in that dept.

Been running those tires for years. Perfect for Canadian weather. They are good in winter and excellent the rest of the year. Long lasting tire to if rotated.

Best 4 season DD tire for a truck. I love mine.

Love mine great in snow quiet on dry too look awesome

Two years in my Duratracs now. Very good tire and I don't find them to be obnoxiously load. Ram puts them stock on the Power Wagon and Rebel and I see the new Chevy Trail Boss is coming stock with them now as well.

had these tires on my jeep, GREAT offroad. handled fine on road, not good in rain

Got a set i bought in 2013 75'000 Miles on them they are nearing the end but have been a fantastic all round tire.. They've seen roads from Alaska to Florida...

Over 40k on f150. Half tread. Good in snow, had them in 6 in of mud. Did fine. I'm buying them again.

The BEST tire I’ve ran! The Duratrac and MT/R are my 2 favorite tires! I have 50k on my Duratracs on a 2018 F-250 diesel, I’ll run them to 70k at least.

I have these on my truck and they are fantastic in the snow

I run them on almost everything. I love them for everything I do.

I live in Michigan, Best tires I’ve ever owned. I had two sets on a Jeep Cherokee, The first that I got 90,000 miles on them. I could go through snow so deep that my axle would leave marks in the snow

These tires are great. Im at 76k miles right now and at 10/32 tread depth. Ive never had an issue with traction in any terrain. They are NOISY, but I drive with the radio on anyway...drowns it right out.

I’m in a loaded F250 off road all day. Work at municipal treatment plant. City changed tires from Duratrac to BFG Mud KM3s. Duratracs are definitely better in our slop.

I put a set of the new mazama open ranges on my f-150 and they have been great on everything quite on the road really good traction in sand and ride very nice in the mountains

Best all around tire I’ve ever run, and I’ve run a bunch of different tires. Second set on my Cherokee now and I put a set on my 3/4 ton Ram a couple months back. Living in the Reno area we get every kind of weather and I’ve never been interested in changing tires out in the winter months. By the way, when someone makes a quiet tire with traction like these I will buy that one.

Love them. 2 sets and a combined 120k miles later they are beast! Also I drive it in snow/mud daily highway all around!

Yes, they work great! Lived in snow and ice in multiple states and they are far better than any other AT I've run on my Jeep JK and pickup trucks. Stud them and they will be even better in ice.

All I can say is, being in upstate new york, I never even bother looking at the forecast, doesnt matter the amount of snow that accumulates, I'm always ready to go out and fish people from the ditch when I have them on, and like my friend told me "if the weather is bad, it's guaranteed that I'll be out"

I'm a Falken Wildpeak fanboy, but I just recently purchased the Toyo Tires AT'3. The tread is all terrain, but the sidewall is very aggressive. Very very good tire. (265/75R16 on my Tacoma). My dad has ran Duratracs on his work truck for years! They seem to be great tires imo.

Been living in Montana. Some of the worst winter driving conditions anywhere and these things eat snow up. Pulled my friends jeep out of a ditch with 4 feet of snow starting on a 20 degree grade in about 2 feet. Pretty good in mud as well.

Best winter tire ive ever had! Im on my 4th set

Just put them on my jk, a little pricey but i love them, had them on my first jeep and now my jk. Had toyo at open countrys prior to these and the duratracs are a little louder but have way more traction and the ride quality is much better. Snow driving isn't even comparable. It should also be noted that they usually run 10 lbs lighter than a comparable mud tire.