GY Duratrac vs Kelly Safari TSR vs Discoverer STT

[cbboard]

so, i am thinking of switching out my cooper zeons (285/60/18) to a bit more aggressive 275/65/18 tire so i can have a bit more traction in the mud. i know a few of you on here have been running the GoodYear Duratrac, Kelly Safari TSR, and Cooper Discoverer STT tires. what are your opinions? rubbing issues? wear issues?

i do run the rod mod full time but would like to occassionally lower the truck to access mode when pulling into a parking garage and am just wondering if i could do this a few times a year without too much of an issue.

btw...if i get a new set of tires, i'll have a set of five 18" cooper zeons with 5k miles on them for sale if anyone is interested. i also have an extra 18" 10 spoke LR3 wheel to sell at some point.

 

[Disco Mike]

Living here in Colorado, I see a lot of Dura Trac tires on the around. People really like how they perform as a year around tire much less how they handle the snow and ice. I did speak to a few people from this years Rover Ralley and they performed well on Moab's slick rock.
That is my choice.

 

[duckdive]

Happy with the Kelly so far. Dura-trac is same ply and load rating I believe. Cooper is a true M/T. Can't go wrong really.

 

[Houm_WA]

I run the Goodyear MT/Rs. I know they aren't on the list. To be honest they aren't well enough behaved on the pavement that I'd consider them, but I wonder if they're any worse behaved than the SSTs?

They are dynamite off-road, I should mention...