hello. is there anybody in there?

[Cutty72]

I love the duratracs on my pickup. Not going to get the life I was hoping, but nothing aggressive lasts on a heavy diesel.

[marko138]

Originally Posted by Cutty72

I love the duratracs on my pickup. Not going to get the life I was hoping, but nothing aggressive lasts on a heavy diesel.

I was running Hankook Dyna Pro ATMs on my last Grand Cherokee. I loved them. I'll put them on my new grand when the current tires wear out.

[Flexin]

Originally Posted by Cutty72

I love the duratracs on my pickup. Not going to get the life I was hoping, but nothing aggressive lasts on a heavy diesel.

How many miles do you have on them so far?

James

[Cutty72]

Originally Posted by marko138

I was running Hankook Dyna Pro ATMs on my last Grand Cherokee. I loved them. I'll put them on my new grand when the current tires wear out.

That's what I had on my pickup before the duratracks, loved them, but wanted something a bit more aggressive.
I got 49k out of them and they weren't completely gone, but hunting season started so I needed better rubber.

Originally Posted by Flexin

How many miles do you have on them so far?

James

I have almost 8k on them. Went about 7k before rotating them and they measured out at 60% on the rears and 80% on the fronts. So if I rotated more regularly, figure 70% across the board.
That's looking like 30k on the high end. I was hoping for 40k, but we'll see.

Most of those miles are either hunting/off road/winter driving, or pulling my 10k+ 5th wheel, so not easy miles.

Love the traction, and I'll run them again, but I'm looking for a second set of wheels and tires to run in the summer pulling the camper.

[marko138]

Originally Posted by Cutty72

That's what I had on my pickup before the duratracks, loved them, but wanted something a bit more aggressive.
I got 49k out of them and they weren't completely gone, but hunting season started so I needed better rubber.



I have almost 8k on them. Went about 7k before rotating them and they measured out at 60% on the rears and 80% on the fronts. So if I rotated more regularly, figure 70% across the board.
That's looking like 30k on the high end. I was hoping for 40k, but we'll see.

Most of those miles are either hunting/off road/winter driving, or pulling my 10k+ 5th wheel, so not easy miles.

Love the traction, and I'll run them again, but I'm looking for a second set of wheels and tires to run in the summer pulling the camper.

I sold the old Grand Cherokee with 25k miles on them. They still looked new.

[Gas Man]

Originally Posted by marko138

I sold the old Grand Cherokee with 25k miles on them. They still looked new.

What's the new whip?

[marko138]

Originally Posted by Gas Man

What's the new whip?

A newer Grand Cherokee.

Sold this:



Bought this:

[jetskifast]

This site gave twowheelforum death, now this site dead
By the way Jeep grand Cherokees rock, my 2001 limited 4X4 4.7 bought new has 185,000 miles. Sort of hoping some thing major will fail, so I can purchase a new one.