Tires Goodyear or MRF

We have/had Duratracs on (4) of our vehicles currently. 99’ F250, 98’ TJ, 04’ LJ & 14’ JK.

I won’t run another tire unless i get a good reason. Started running them after a guy who owns a snow removal business said they worked better than any other tire on his fleet trucks.

Amazing traction. Great in the snow/ice. (West Michigan) Good tread life. Tough tire offroad.

I live in snowy Canada and it's my first winter running duratrac 3 peaks. So far the grip seems good. I have more confidence in deeper snow and I've been able to drive right up to my dumpster regularly (which is in a difficult to reach location with a 3ft snow bank and 2ft of snow all around).

I ran Nitto SN2 on my old Accord. They don't make them in stock size for my 2018 Sport. I went with Goodyear Winter Command Ultras. They were on sale, available in my size, in stock and had a $100 rebate to boot. So far so good.

9th gen on Goodyear wintercommand. Really like them for the past 40k, I’ll put a new set on next year.

Haven't have a bad thing to say about wranglers, got some on our 93 k2500 suburban

I have some Goodyear Ultraterrains on our suburban. God I love those tires! I’ve never had a set of tires do this great in the snow, and wear this long!

Goodyear Assurance WeatherReady all day long. Have these on all our SUVs.

Test drove a new Vinfast VF-8 that had Goodyear tires. My wife's Tesla model seemed like it had less road noise with its continental tires.

I’ve also gotten “name brand” tires as the OEM tires (Continentals and Goodyears) on new cars and they were poor tires.

I have them on my Altima. Worst tires for hydroplaning I have ever owned. Frst time it rained, I thought the were directional and installed backwards.