I installed Duratracs in that size about 3500 miles ago. So far, I love them! Far, far, FAR better than the stock SR-As in the wet (and in south Louisiana, we've got lots of wet!). With my SR-As, the rear end would try to pass the front if I even looked at the throttle too hard. With the Duratracs, I haven't felt the wheels loose grip yet. The only snow I've had them in so far was a few inches that fell on us when we were running some of the high trails around Ouray, CO in mid September. Well, that and the day after, when we did a few passes that had 8+ inches on the trail. I know, it's nothing compared to a big winter storm, but the tire still did a great job. Aside from some neat crunching/squeaking sounds, it felt just like driving on a slightly muddy trail. For that matter, they also do a pretty good job in light to medium mud.