Wrangler Duratrac RT

Tires are great however the dealership was to put on bump stops. They put on one set and LOST the other brand new pair. When I called the mgr spoke with the installer, he said he did it. We knew he did not because my husband had done them prior and the truck was still bouncy. We looked where they should have been and they were not installed. The new set wasn't in the floor board anymore. So we stopped by dealership and asked the installer ourselves who said he didn't install the one set because they weren't in the car. I was charged though. We left. I should have demanded my money back. Probably won't do business here again and am telling everyone I can about our experience.

For my Jeep it's an excellent tire, smooth riding and I am not afraid of going off-road with the tires.

The tires have only been on for one month so I can't answer all, but I've had them on a previous vehicle and they performed well.

Bought these geared toward a more outdoor lifestyle. Occasional highway drive. All short. Towing an RV trailer through deep beach sand. Took them to Vermont where it snowed 20" for the week through a mini blizzard, great tire.

So far, these are exactly as I expected: quiet, durable, good looking. The tread pattern is aggressive, but also designed to reduce road noise and it does that. These are far quieter than the Wrangler Duratracs (not RT) that they replaced.

My F250 has the 10,000 gvw, FX4 & plow package so it sits high. The 35's look small on it. It could fit 37's without a lift. The 35's are good enough.

Outstanding

Have not put on many miles, but the tires look good on the truck and so far I am giving them an overall excellent review.

So far these tires are doing well

Great tire. Don't listen to reviews about noise. These are quite considering them being aggressive. Great steering response and great wet weather.