2019 Ram 1500 crew cab. These tires if rotated properly you can get over 60k miles out of them. The road noise is quite to moderate. This is with all 4 windows open, back slider and panoramic sunroof. Looks are great, traction in dry conditions is great. Now for the down side. When raining these tires have a tendency to slip from underneath you when taking off from a stop. Even light footed on the gas. As for winter and snow, I would put these tires at a 6 outta 10. Traction is terrible in lighter amounts over 1". Heavier snow the traction is better, but still not good enough for northern WI winters. I would buy these again cause of the tread life, but not while living in Wisconsin, or anywhere there is snow.

This is my 3rd set. I got 65,000 on first set and 70,000+ on second. I did rotate properly and change tire pressure every other oil change. These tires have been great on and off road. Plenty of traction in all weather. Very aggressive look but a very smooth ride. The only time they started the roaring is when they got the high mileage on them and still wasn't very bad. Only reason for 3 stars for winter traction is because wintry weather around here isn't very common although they did perform well in what we had which was ice and slush. Performed well hauling ATV'S and mowers. Would highly recommend the purchase of these tires.

These tires are excessively loud. I've had multiple passengers complain and for someone who suffers from tinnitis, the resonance those tires create inside the cab was physically painful. I bought my Trailboss new and it came with these tires so I talked to the dealership and was told that it is a known problem the dealership gets complaints on but neither GoodYear, nor Chevrolet, was willing to swap them out. Additionally, these tires do not wear evenly and continually cup which adds noise and requires more tire rotations than on any truck or tire I've had in the past. Again, this truck was brand new, I've complained to dealership who tells me suspension is perfect so I don't believe it's a truck problem.

I researched a long time to find the best tires for my 2011 Xterra. I live in the Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia. This December I got my new DuraTrac tires on a Saturday, Sunday we had 14 inches of snow. They performed great in the snow and latter, did well on the dry interstate. Surprised that they were smooth and quiet at higher speeds. On day one of buying my tires, I got strangers complementing on how good they look. The tread is aggressive and will get you through anything and good in rain/wet weather. I got at good price at Sam's on sale. I would recommend these tires without hesitation. James

I got these new on my Zr2 Colorado and I could definitely say they were meh. Mine were the P265/70r17 I'm sure LTs may be slightly better with tread depth. 1. Road noise galore. For a not so aggressive P rated all terrain they were the loudest tires I've ever owned. That's with me owning knock off brand mud tires that weren't even as loud as these. 2. Snow performance is mediocre at best never gave me confidence when off roading on snow or driving around on snowy roads. I will give them props where they earned it. At 50k on them and still have a fair amount of tread so I was impressed. That's the only thing I'll give them props for. I'm moving on to another brand for my next tires.

These tires are providing the type of ability and function I purchased them foe. Final verdict comes in the winter and snow. Most impressive, besides handling, is the quietness of these tires. Moreover, they are impressive looking and I get compliments from others about the way they look and enhance the ruggedness of my GMC Canyon.

I have only had these on for a month and a half. A little bit of road noise at lower speeds but I like that. I'm looking forward to how long they will hold up. I travel 2 states for work and average 50k miles a year. I am on job sites from time to time where a more aggressive traction is needed. Hoping for the best of both worlds... Plus, I think they look pretty sharp on my GMC 3500.

Best tires I have come across. I've been reading the reviews and see low ratings...I did not experience the same things. I have over 75,000 miles on the set that came new on a trailboss. Great traction in all conditions, I have never been stuck. Yes they are a little noisy but not bad at all for a mud tire. I highly recommend.

I purchased new LT285/75R16E Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac 126P BSL.for my Chevy 2500 HD diesel pick up on 11/30/18. I like the look, tread design and handling of the tire. I am a mild driver, mostly on dry paved roads and winter snow when visiting my cabin two weekends per month in winter. I have my tires professionally rotated per manufacturer recommended intervals. Today on 01/06/22, 3 years and one month since purchased, I have driven 25,075 miles on these tires. I took my vehicle to have the tires rotated this afternoon, where I purchased the tires and they told me that they could not rotate them due to wear and that I need new tires. I was shocked and was told that theses tires do not have a manufacturer warranty. I looked on this site and it states that that only the non-LT Wrangler Duratracs are guaranteed. 25,000 miles is not a reasonable tread life span. I'm not happy and do NOT recommend this tire in the LT sizes.

I was so happy with my previous set of Duratracs, when it came time to purchase new tires, of course I got me a new set. OUTSTANDING winter performance! OUTSTANDING off-road performance! One of my best friends just got some based on my experience. They are a little noisy, but nothing like others with as aggressive tread.