wrangler duratrac or nitto trail grapplers?

NCPowerStroke

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well its about time for me to get new tires, and im deciding between the duratrac and the trail grappler. what tire would you recommend and why? im getting them in 285/75R16 on my stock 04 f250 rim.
 

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Duratracs, might be biased since I have them, but they work Aweasome. Grip is amazing in the rain. They didn't really see snow, but do great in mud. Not to loud either.


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Another vote for the duratracs. I have not personally run them, but have been trying to get as much feedback as possbile and have had only one person claim they were noisy. Think he went from the stock continentals though. They will be on my truck this fall.
 

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I hear them faintly, not nearly as bad as KM2's


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i have the duratrac on my ranger. i love them. snow, rain, dry anything. i dont really use 4wd in the winter anymore. but this winter was mild to say the least. i do want to point out though, the tire compound is a lot softer on the goodyears then it is with the nittos. but oh well.
 

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If for.No other reason than the nittos interlaced chevron design is old and outdated. Not to exclude the fact that they are probably the ugliest tires on the market.

My buddy has duratracs on his 02 powerstroke and they worked well in the field this fall.
 

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Duratracs are the best snow tires I think


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If you drive in snow do not get the nittos ask my bedside how I know :doh:
 

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I have head from guys that plow that the duratrak is hands down the best snow tire, they dont even use 4wd anymore.

I can tell u i love my terra grapplers, they are quiet as a street tire, do geat in rain, good in snow, geat dry traction, and in mudd with a little rpm they clean right out and EAT. For an all terrian tire, it out performs the good ol BFG. And they are very reasonably priced and last about 50k with road driving. I hear most guys getting like 40k out of durratraks with highway driving.

If i were in a heavy snow area or did a lot of off roading i would go durratraks. If i do mostly highway and light off road, (drive thru fields and grass to get fire wood, hunting, ect....) which i do.... terra graplers!
 
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