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Anyone have any good/bad things to say about the wrangler duratracs? Considering them as my next tire. Ill be running 245/70/17.
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Anyone have any good/bad things to say about the wrangler duratracs? Considering them as my next tire. Ill be running 245/70/17.
Someone here is running them can't remember who, timbotrog or turbomart or someone. They are high on my preference list however when I'm due for new rubber. Look like a really good allrounder seeing as I hardly need muddies these days unfortunately . Always ran muddies 100% of the time for years
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BFG rugged terains,,,OK in the dry, a bit of water & there deadly......on the tarmac
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Someone here is running them can't remember who, timbotrog or turbomart or someone. They are high on my preference list however when I'm due for new rubber. Look like a really good allrounder seeing as I hardly need muddies these days unfortunately . Always ran muddies 100% of the time for years
That would probably be me fester?

The GY Wrangler Duratracs are an excellent all-round tyre, and they are super aggressive for an All-Terrain. Pretty much as close as you can get to a muddy and the fact that they come with decent side-biters makes them even better.

I have now done 12,000kms on mine (a couple had already done 8,000 when I bought them) and they still look pretty much like new, just a little feathered on the outside edge of the front tyres from turning. They need to be rotated once I install my IRO adjustable control arms. I reckon I'll get close to 100,000 out of them for sure which is excellent.

So far they have been faultless. They grip well on the road, in the wet and performed very well at Fraser Island running at around 18 psi. Unfortunately I haven't had much of a chance to test them offroad in mud, but whilst I'm aware they are no muddy, I'm sure they would out-perfrom just about any other A/T.

They have become slightly more noisy on the road since new (when they were silent), but no worse than the BFG A/T's they replaced. Only downside for me so far is fuel economy, but that would happen with any aggressive tyre, particularly when you go up in diameter.

Also consider Kelly TSR's. Pretty much the same tyre with different tread pattern. Made by Goodyear too.
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Knew it was one of you southerners, good to hear they are stacking up as they are a sexy mid terrain (new word)
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BFG KM2's are a great AT tyre, there tough, quiet on the road & wear we'll, you'll get over 80,000ks out of them, their a brilliant outback touring tyre or great for a daily driver, only problem they a on the pricey side,
VFG call them a mud tyre but they are more like an aggressive AT


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