You've made a good choice my friend. The Dura-tracs are one amazing tire. I have tried to annihilate them; they have survived, and laughed.The only thing that comes close, but is MUCH louder on the road, is the KM2. JMO.

 

Well, we'll see about Duraracs' durability, 'cause I'm sure plannin' on keepin' on there a good while. They just went on today..and I put a WHOLE mile on 'em - - just to see how they sound.

 

What size did you go with? 33 what?!?

 

Got : LT285/70
The picture makes it look like much larger - like 37s ? (Hmm- I only wish )...on 17x8 Pro Comp Extremes,

 

I just put a set of 33x12.50-r15's on my JK and frankly am incredibly pleased with them. I did have Toyo MT's on before and this is a HUGE night and day difference. Much smoother, much quieter, the ride is way softer, and traction on wet roads is way better. I haven't had them offroad yet but I think they will be plenty aggressive for my driving/offroading. The toyo's did last over 50K so we will see how the goodyears do in comparison, hopefully they will make it at least 40-50k. I think the Toyo's weigh about 20lbs a piece more than the duratracs so I am hoping to see a little bit better gas mileage.

 

Tires have been rebalanced still have shaking in the cabin from 60-70 mph. Any other ideas?

Anyone think the spider trac spacers maybe causing this?

 

I'm getting TERRIBLE tire wear with my 35" duratracs. I've had them rotated and balanced recently, which stopped my cabin vibration. But I have only had these tires for about 5500 miles. I'm guessing ive got another 5000 before these are done. Wtf?! Tire pressure is at 30 psi

 

Have them "roadforce" balanced. I had a slight problem with vibration until I had that done. I now have 42,000 miles on them with no issues. The only real complaint I have is they only go to a 35", it would be nice to get them in a 37"

 

Sry to hear some folks are having trouble with the duratracs. I have almost 40k on mine, there is still plenty of thread on them. I run them with the spider trac spacers and have not had any problems at all. I expect to get at least 60k out of them. GL to all.

 

I just got a set of Duratrac 285 75 16's mounted on Pro Comp 152's. Suh-Weet!! (Pics to come)

The stock TMPS will NOT fit the 152's. The shop (highly reputable and professional) was adamant about not doing the install for liability issues. I guess I proved more convincing
I too have the SC Flashpaq. I ruined myself by riding around for a month before I got the new shoes Although it is still peppier that stock.

The tire is a 10 ply, load rated E with an 80psi rating @ the max specified weight. The shop recommended me ride at 40psi given the weight of an Unlimited. It rides ok in town, but is a little squirrelly over 55mph I see on the forum that most are running around 30psi for the daily street use. How is it on the highway??

That's a pretty brawny tire to ride so low