wanderer
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- First Name
- Ralph
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- Carlsbad CA
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- Engineering Geologist
I have seen several instances where the duratracs had irrepairable side wall punctures, with things you would NOt think could do that kind of damage . Like 1/2" dia piece of a branch about 6 inches long sticking all the way through the side wall . I would go KO2. There are other really good all-terrain tires out there as well that maybe better than either. Take a hard look at cooper tires. I just sold my JKU with a set of 35-70-17s Coper ATP and these were very good.
I personally had a set of falkens AT that lasted 88,000 miles and something about the tread compound gave it the best traction ( for me) that i have ever had. There was a writ eup on tires ( so many) that gave the tire the tire the high ratings on many traction surface than the old BFG, which i found to cup easily and wear poorly. That being said they don't make those falkens any more.
I personally had a set of falkens AT that lasted 88,000 miles and something about the tread compound gave it the best traction ( for me) that i have ever had. There was a writ eup on tires ( so many) that gave the tire the tire the high ratings on many traction surface than the old BFG, which i found to cup easily and wear poorly. That being said they don't make those falkens any more.
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