Mike Melton at Speedy Tire in Lincolnton, North Carolina installs Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac tires on a Jeep. The tires excel off-road but can be noisy if not rotated or if suspension isn't set up right. The Jeep also gets a full-size spare and protective wheel compartments to keep rocks and debris out.
Let's go over this Jeep that we just put these brand new Goodyear Duratracs on. I'm Mike at Speedy Tire in Lincolnton, North Carolina. So these are the Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs. Hell of a tire. One thing, one bad thing about them, they do get really noisy and they get choppy if you don't keep them rotated and your suspension ain't right. So we did all 4 on there brand new, as you can see, put tire shine, everything. Uh, they even wanted the spare put on there that way because they do use this vehicle for off-roading. So if they do have an issue, they got a full-size spare, same wheel as the other ones. As you can see, they got the compartments under here so, you know, rocks and stuff don't get thrown up inside there. Plus where the engine compartment is, you see it's all covered in there too. So if they actually do use this Jeep for what it's made for, to go off-road, that's why they wanted to go with these tires. They said they love them, so that's what they went with. So if you do look for a set of Goodyear, Wrangler dirt tracks. Remember, Mike at Speedy Tire in Lincolnton, North Carolina, I got your back.
