ONE OF THE BEST IF NOT THE BEST TRACTION TIRE ON THE MARKET!!

I have Duratracs on my F350 Work Truck (RT's) and on my Colorado ZR2. Both trucks see a combination of Pavement and moderate to severe offroad driving with rain and snow in the mix. These are not the perfect snow, mud, or pavement tire, but they are the best Jack-of-All-Trades tires I have found for 4x4 trucks used like 4x4 trucks. Got 45k miles on the Colorado tires and around 30K on my F350 which weighs 10k before a trailer.

This was my second set of DuraTracs. The first set came with my 2021 Tacoma and lasted over 60,000 miles and still had enough tread on them for me to sell them to a Jeep guy for his beach/off-roader. Go this 2nd set from SimpleTire: best price around! Highly recommend. I just wish the installer that I had them shipped to (77 Auto)was still on their list of authorized installers :(

This was my second set of DuraTracs. The first set came with my 2021 Tacoma and lasted over 60,000 miles and still had enough tread on them for me to sell them to a Jeep guy for his beach/off-roader. Go this 2nd set from SimpleTire: best price around! Highly recommend. I just wish the installer that I had them shipped to (77 Auto)was still on their list of authorized installers :(

I just got these mounted, balanced, and siped on there brand new after market rims and have not put them on my brand new gmc sierra denalli. Hopefully they will all run smooth, but I have had 4 sets of these previously and absolutely love them in the winter on my snowy, slippery, icy, muddy gravel roads!!

Tires barely passed inspection after only 15k miles.. waste of money

These came stock on my '19 Chev Trail Boss. I have to admit they are tough looking and look great on my truck, but on the road they are terribly loud ( especially betweeen 50 and 60mph) and wet traction is almost none. The back end breaks loose in rain and spin if you don't baby it. Snow traction is worthless.

Running 33x12.50R15 on my 2002 Jeep Wrangler, this is my second set, after the first set I put 60,000 miles on them in 8 years. There wasn't much tread left, but I was able to get the most out of my money. They were definitely getting loud as I had not rotated them much near the end, so be sure to rotate them every 6 to 10 thousand miles.

2nd time purchasing these tires. I put about 17K miles a year on my Chevy Colorado z71, lasted me 3-4 years last time. I live in rural upstate NY, but commute into a city for work, I've never had an issue with sliding or skidding with these through snow storm, rain storm. Driveway gets a bit muddy at times, not a problem. A bit noisy at first but easy to get used to. Worth the money!