Any pics of 295/70R17 Goodyear Duratrac's on a Sport S?

[FreedomWV]

I am thinking of putting these on mine, no lift all stock suspension. Possibly will do the 1.5 and 3/4 rear spacers one day down the road. They seem to be 33.5 high and 11.6w per the specs on tire rack and 58lbs which seems like a good fit for what I want to do.

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[56cbr600rr]

No pic.

had 285’s on my JKU. Loved them. Would wheel occasionally, and got 84,000 miles out of the sDT doing a five tire rotation.

Just put 35 Duratracs on my sport S max tow and they fit perfectly fine with just 1.75 inch wheel spacers, no rubbing. If you have 4.10 would recommend
that. If 3.73, your plan is solid.

 

[FreedomWV]

No pic.

had 285’s on my JKU. Loved them. Would wheel occasionally, and got 84,000 miles out of the sDT doing a five tire rotation.

Just put 35 Duratracs on my sport S max tow and they fit perfectly fine with just 1.75 inch wheel spacers, no rubbing. If you have 4.10 would recommend
that. If 3.73, your plan is solid.

Yeah, I have the Sport S Freedom edition which has the 3.73's. thanks

 

[steveorama]

I run 275/70R18 on my stock Overland with Rubi springs and I'm happy with them. They're basically the same size circumference tire just a little less than an inch narrower. (33.2" vs 33.3") I did need to use JScan to reset the tire size to correct the speedometer and the transmission shift points. Once I did that I haven't had any issues with the 3.73 gears.

Once I use up these tires and the factory warranty I'll be probably doing a 2" lift, 35s, and a regear.

 

[DBravo]

I am thinking of putting these on mine, no lift all stock suspension. Possibly will do the 1.5 and 3/4 rear spacers one day down the road. They seem to be 33.5 high and 11.6w per the specs on tire rack and 58lbs which seems like a good fit for what I want to do.

Thanks for posting. I currently have (stock) Goodyear Wrangler ATA 255/70R18 ('20 Gladiator Overland has 18" wheels) and have been eyeing the Goodyear Duratracs when i upgrade and upsize to 285/65R18. We run Falken Wildpeak AT3W 285/65R18 on my wife's '21 JL. The appearance and wet/snow traction are great, but we find them to be noisy on longer road trips. They also seem to get noisier as the miles pile on (rotate every 5k miles). We enjoy the quiet ride of the Goodyear tires, as we frequently roadtrip in my ride (61k so far). I added Mammoth 2" wheel spacers to add some tire 'poke" a few months back and like the look. Does add a little road spray down the side of your vehicle, but that just makes the jeep look more "authentic"...

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