Excelent service and customer attention

They look great and handle extremely well

Best tires ever

Factory tires made it to 25k. Hoping to get 40-50k out of these. Can definitely feel the weight difference as I'm guessing these weigh about 8-10lbs more per tire, fuel mileage went from 19 to 17.5 but it's also winter gasoline so it may creep back up in the springtime. But can barely hear these on the interstate at 80mph so anyone hesitant due to road noise, it's negligible.

These tires came on my new 2015 Chevy Silverado. My second set I stepped up to 275 from 265. I've driven them right at 50K miles. Yes, a little noisy but the tires look great. They also got me out of a muddy ditch on a country road during a rain storm. I've never been stuck with them. I'm now ready to get my third set. I have found Goodyear quit making these. So I need to purchase them quickly.

As title says, first time purchasing Goodyear tires. Had these in LT 285/70/17 load range E installed on my 2012 Fj Cruiser on 11/30/2023. Was hesitant to put '10 ply' tires on it but ride is only slightly stiffer. They handle great and for as aggressive as the tread pattern is they are super quiet!! Which is very important to me. Was pouring down rain when I got them installed and next day also, all I can say is no problems handling downpours. Very smooth and comfortable ride on a four hour ride on the interstate. I only hope that Goodyear has solved the noise issue they had with the original Duratrac as they wore down. The tires look great on my Fj Cruiser. So as a first time buyer of Goodyear tires I am keeping my fingers crossed on this purchase. Hopefully they don't disappoint!! Great job so far!!!

I put the new style Duratracs on our 2011 Chevrolet 3500. The deep tread is impressive but has made the vehicle really squirrelly! Wow! So much so that in some corners or rougher roads the stability trak will kick the cruise off or slow the vehicle. I have tried three different tire pressures and don't remember the old Duratrac tires doing this. Other than that I ride has been good and I wish that I had ice to try the traction out on. I would guess that this would be excellent. This is a strange thing to say but I probably will need to wear them down a little before this problem goes away.

I had 1 go bad with less than 10,000 miles. I ended up having to replace 2 because there was too much difference in height between the new one and the other rear tire. I'm not too happy so far.

Had 3 sets of duratracs. First set of duratrac RT. If my main need was low speed off road, snow, or rough terrain driving I think they would be fine tires. I do a lot of highway driving and they are unstable on the high way at speeds over 50 MPH. Truck doesn't hold a straight course. Almost floats over the road rather than gripping. Squirrelly on curves. Don't hold a course during rapid braking. Can definitely feel the grip during low speed braking. Did well on the gravel roads. Vehicle is a 1 ton GMC SRW. Original duratracs held the pavement well and were exceptional in snow. The new ones are not an improvement. I am returning them and getting different tires. Big let down.

I've been running 31x10.5R15 Duratracs for years now, and the new RT look like the exact new tire id like to replace my current Duratracs as they are getting worn. Sadly, and quite frankly very baffling, the new RT doesn't come in a 15 inch size. How is that even possible? I was very excited to see the new tire and deflated when I saw I can't get it in size. I need the stronger sidewall and the 3pms rating. Wil I really have to go to another brand after all these years?!