Tires Falken or Goodyear

I have them on my Tacoma! There is a bit of road noise with them but nothing that is too unbearable. Living in Canada I will say that they have been pretty good in the winter months as well!

I had them on a 2 door JK and now have them in 265/75r16 on my Tacoma. I live in Salt Lake City and need something that will be decent on the highway to Moab, just as good on the trails, and get me up to the ski resorts in the winter. I love the Duratracs, they’re load e so they are heavier but I wanted the beefy sidewalls for rocks. I think the AT3W might be a more sensible tire around town, but these things perform great and look the best of any AT in my opinion.

I have duratracs and they're great. Not as good as a dedicated mud but as an in-between absolutely

Yes; I've had them for 2 years. Quiet and get the job done. Very happy with the purchase in any conditions.

Been running duratrac’s for probably 40-50k so far with no complaints. No recreational off-roading with them just what I see at work, which is gumbo mud, ROW, lease roads, construction sites, etc.

I’m rocking the Falken Wildpeak A/T3W really nice tire and winter rated as well, not much road noise, awesome in the snow, do a lot of gravel road driving as well and they hold up real nice.

I love mine. They do give you some road noise, but I like it. They will break loose in the rain of you punch the gas, but so did the stock tires. I will buy them again when the time comes.

I got them. They’re good like everyone else is saying. Not terrible with gas mileage. Definitely louder on the highway but no terrible. I live in the Midwest so it’s nice to have them for the winter. They’re pretty decent on basic off-roading

They were pretty good but after I replaced them with the Falken wildpeak AT3/W and those were better performing and a far better bang for the buck.

I have seen Goodyear tires (that have not been ran flat) that are just completely destroyed. The rubber compound and the foundation of the tire is just complete garbage. Most Goodyear tires that fail are only a few years old, and should have many miles left in them. The pre-mature cracking, and ply separation in these tires is extreme!