Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac Rugged Terrain LT285/75R18 129/126Q E Light Truck Tire

from james

Beyond impressed, that an all terrain with great traction lasted so long. I was expecting to have to replace them before 50,000 miles. The 265/65r17 version came on my 2017 Colorado ZR2. Yes, I drove over 80,000 miles on these tires and there was still more than enough tread to be legal, 3/32" (2...

from Banjo

These tires are significantly better on snow and slush then the wrangler at. I've used the AT for decades and got talked into these by a guy that I will now always buy tires from. I'm very impressed with agility on snow. But the mpg is noticeably poor. 18 down to 15 or 14. So I swap them for A...

from AlaskaDude

I currently have these on my work truck in Alaska and nothing will slow them down. Great traction on ice, snow and mud. This is my forth vehicle with these and I will never consider anything else.

from Steve

Very conservative with the miles of use ratio. I'm only getting new tires because I caught a nail and I just feel like it's time. I probably have at least another 5-7 K Miles left of tread.

from Dakota Barry

I am rocking Duratracs on a 2008 Dodge Dakota, I am on my fourth set of these (I have ~330,000 miles on the truck as of this review). The truck had 30k when I bought it with Duratrac set #1 on it. I swapped them out for Duratrac set #2 at ~95k because I wanted a bigger size (265 to 285). I kep...