🚀 Enhanced Traction Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac 265/65R17 All-Season Radial Tire - 112S Review
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Very good
Rating
4.6
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Details
Size | 265/65R17 |
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Brand | Goodyear |
Section Width | 265 Millimeters |
Load Capacity | 2469 Pounds |
Tread Depth | 16 32nds |
Load Index Rating | 112.0 |
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Description of 🚀 Enhanced Traction Goodyear Wrangler DuraTrac 265/65R17 All-Season Radial Tire - 112S
Speed rating: S. Load index: 112.0. Section width: 265.0. Load capacity: 2469.0.
Pros
- Universal (city / off-road) Walks very softly and swallows all the bumps Not noisy Forgot what a track is durable Impressive off-road Good on asphalt
Cons
- Under emergency braking, you can feel the difference with good road tires In the rain, too, I want a little better grip on the asphalt. It behaves badly on ice, like any flying rubber. All this is nit-picking and these shortcomings fade against the background of advantages!
Pros
- Soft, even too soft, it seemed to me, since at a pressure of 2.2 it visually flattens. Hong Kongeability, though not MT, but very worthy. True, in clay one fig is lathered and is not cleaned of slipping. It has not yet been possible to send it to aquaplaning. Actually, at 120 on the rear-wheel drive, I flew into a puddle on the left side of Hong Kong, the depth was 3-4 cm, I didn’t even change the trajectory of the car, although the traction worked according to the indication.
Cons
- The wheels have obviously become heavier, the machine has become much harder to brake. And this is hardly a drawback, but howling in corners.
Pros
- universal
Cons
- gets dirty quickly
Pros
- not noisy, soft, inconspicuous, holds the road, off-road well
Cons
- No
Pros
- Looks solid))) Pretty durable. Probably the best AT in the mud. Rows very well in fresh snow. But. . (see flaws)
Cons
- You will feel the above advantages of rubber while it is new . . At a mileage of 30,000 and wear of about 50%, these advantages practically dissolve along with the upper layers of the tire. The rubber became slippery, and on ANY surface, recently in an absolutely harmless situation on good dry asphalt, all 4 wheels fell into a skid . . But I started something out of order) Let's start with the first impressions after installation: the car began to behave much worse on speeds over 100-110 km / h, and immediately felt, even on good asphalt, as I call it the "jelly effect", the car began to shake, vibrations on the smallest bumps, the car seemed to "shake" on this rubber. And it has nothing to do with tire pressure. And besides, my suspension stiffness is regulated, and in no mode can I get rid of these unpleasant sensations (((As for the pressure . . although you need to download them 2.5 (so that the central track works and blah blah blah), but ride with such pressure is already very uncomfortable, so 1.8-1.9 is more or less normal driving. In addition, over time, the "rubber memory" was discovered, either at the beginning it was not, or did not notice, and also regardless from pressure, as a result, if the car stood for 2 days, then the first ten kilometers the shaking is terrible, until they warm up. I don't drive according to the principle "more gas - less holes", I'm at some bewilderment: what the hell! ?
Pros
- soft, well balanced, light weight
Cons
- manageability, undeservedly promoted
Pros
- soft, not noisy, holds almost any road and weight load well, sits perfectly on the rim (casting), very wear-resistant for positioning, like an all-spring
Cons
- rather high aquaplaning and price (at the time of purchase)
Pros
- Quiet good chain properties on dry and wet pavement good cross-country ability in light and moderate off-road
Pros
- Versatility
Cons
- LITTLE noise after 100 km/h.