I've been scratching my head and trying to be realistic about what tire to choose. I live in northwest washington and my DD will only see the dirt on the weekends, and real wheeling once and a while when i get the time. So for mostly road, rain, and snow/ice, the duratrac looked like a great balance. the 315/75/16 is only $216, 64 lbs, is rated for almost 2-tons a tire and has the mountain snowflake badge. also has an agressive tread and some sidewall tread, they are a commercial traction tire so since each tires rated for the whole weight of a 2-door JK I'm thinking the sidewall might be pretty firm and the tread might last a while on such a lighter vehicle than they were designed for. seems really well rounded, just hoping to hear from someone who may have tried this tire or bring it to the attention of anyone looking. i've never heard them metioned but they seem to receive great reveiws and lead their class. please let me know if there are any bad stories about these because come fall i will likely get these to replace my stock 225's ! thanks for the forum everyone!

 

I'm also thinking about getting duratracs next, howevere there is a specific thread for those when they came out, do a quick search and you should find the show n' tell thread pretty quickly. I'm sure there are 33's and 35's in there

 

Leesa please do, I'm wondering the same thing. Great looking rig by the way! One of my favorite looking 4 doors.

 

Finally got my lift and 35's on.

 

Trxus 35x12.50x15

 

[QUOTE=kevinc;1677004]Finally got my lift and 35's on.

what lift do you have and how big?

 

[QUOTE=Smerny;1677139]Teraflex 2.5" coil lift with the shocks, and a 1" M.O.R.E. body lift

 

here is mine, 35 procomps

 

Just got 'em! Woo hoo!!!!

I'll take some more pics this coming weekend when we head to the mountains.

 

what bar are those lights mounted on. can you post a link?
also i like the balance of your jeep (if you know what i mean)(Hight/tire ratio)