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cato Enthusiast

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Duratracs aren't AT's. Neither are Toyo RT's. Both great tires IMO

 

KO2's

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Crewsin84 Enthusiast

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The Toyo AT2 Extreme is my next purchase. 285 60 r 20 or 55. find someone that carries them and go look at them. Les Schwab around these parts. They are an AT with a little extra on the side to make them look more aggressive.

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I can not find anything on the AT2 extremes. I am hoping to find them in a 275/65/20

The Extreme is only on certain sizes. I think it's denoted as "XT" next to the tire size or in the tire specs.

Dirtbiker Enthusiast

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Duratracs aren't AT's. Neither are Toyo RT's. Both great tires IMO

KO2's

I am curious as to why you say Duratracs aren't AT's?

It doesn't matter a great deal but when I go to a Fountain Tire, they call them all terrains and they are very similar to BF AT's in spacing. I have never seen a mud tire rated for winter......

Txjose Senior Enthusiast

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I am curious as to why you say Duratracs aren't AT's?

It doesn't matter a great deal but when I go to a Fountain Tire, they call them all terrains and they are very similar to BF AT's in spacing. I have never seen a mud tire rated for winter......

Its more of a hybrid but its more an AT

 

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cato Enthusiast

cato

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I am curious as to why you say Duratracs aren't AT's?

It doesn't matter a great deal but when I go to a Fountain Tire, they call them all terrains and they are very similar to BF AT's in spacing. I have never seen a mud tire rated for winter......

Just my opinion. I feel it's more of a hybrid type tire as the Toyo RT is between the Toyo AT and MT's. Don't get me wrong. I still feel it's an awesome tire. I just don't classify it as an AT that's all. Ridden in vehicles with both the KO2's and Duratracs. Duratracs had more road hum and a bit more vibe/rumble at slower speeds.

 

For what it's worth I am running KO2's right now. Super tire in all climates. Amazed me in snow how well it drove. In April truck is scheduled for a 6" lift and 35's and I'm gonna try out the Toyo RT's. More aggressive look and ride.

 

But as I said it's simply just my opinion...and we all know what opinions are like! ; )

robvas Enthusiast

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thanks. Will a LT285/55R20 fit on these? I have a 2" level.

Yes, it's just a hair wider than stock

 

Another common choice is 275/60-20, same width but taller than stock

 

Both of those tires will fit a 2014+ stock, you don't even need a level

Ridersfan Enthusiast

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Toyo M55's are aggressive and long wearing if you aren't on graveled roads

mjj Enthusiast

mjj

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I am in this market too. Price on the Toyo at 2s is hard to beat. I think that is what I will end up with.

I've got the AT 2's. Pretty happy with them. Got about 30k miles on them and the tread barely looks worn.

Atlas Senior Enthusiast

Atlas

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Looking around for A/T's for my Silverado as well.

 

I have a set of Goodyear Duratracs on a Jeep Wrangler. Good tires, but only had them about 20k miles. Great on dry rock, as well as wet pavement. OK in slick stuff and snow. Tread-wear seems to be consistent with mileage, but time will tell. I'd expect at least 50k out of these Duratracs, and so far, we seem to be on track :)

 

I also had a set of BFGoodrich AT KO's on a Jeep. I wouldn't hesitate to go KO or KO2 on my Jeep or Silverado. They're quiet, and have good traction in all conditions. Quieter than the Duratracs at 20k, that's for sure.

 

I'm also looking at the General Grabber AT2's based on price for the truck. Nice design, good reviews, great price. All these tires are LT, not P.

 

...Looking at the Dueler H/T's on my Silverado and thinking they're weak-sauce...they've been OK on the road, not great on slick/wet stuff. 11k miles and counting. OK for my uses, but they just look out of place on such a big truck.

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