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Originally Posted by Rerun
I've heard nothing but great things about the Wrangler Duratrac (new last year). My buddy has them on his Jeep and he raves about them. .... best AT he's ever had on his vehicle.
The jeep forum did a member review on them. Everybody who had them loved them. Apparently a great tire for snow, wet, dry, and mud (not as good as a lot of MT's but better than most AT's)
Currently my new jeep rubicon has BFG MT's on it and frankly they suck in slippery wet or snowy/icy conditions.... unless you're talking deep deep snow (I currently have them on my 4x4 Chev truck).
....these tires are the ones I want.... great tire for daily driving but will still perform better than most (AT's at least) in an off road situation. |
My biggest complaint is with the compounds they use. They tend to marble a lot more than most tires. My personal preference for your application is BFG AT T/A's. I have 305's on my truck and they've been awesome. I also have a set of Pro Comp X-Terrains in my garage, they are really great off roading tires but are pretty noisy and not great in snow.