Tire problems
#1
Tire problems
Just curious if anyone else has had any problems with good year duratracs? My dad bought a set and they don't even have 18000 miles on them and they are all 4 almost bald. He's gotten them rotated regularly and they are wearing even. I'm just curious what he can do as far as getting them to warranty them. He got them at tire warehouse in lake Orion mi and they have been giving him the run around for 2 months. Just wondering if anyone else has had a similar problem and what they did to get it resolved. Thanks in advance
#2
Senior Member
No experience with that exact tire, but I know that a set of goodyears will never touch my driveway again. The wife's car had a set that lasted about 40k, and there was a set of wranglers on my truck when I bought it, that were completely shot at 25k.
This would be why they were named "Good-for-a-years".
I didn't bother looking into a warranty, because I didn't want another set of them.
This would be why they were named "Good-for-a-years".
I didn't bother looking into a warranty, because I didn't want another set of them.
#3
No experience with that exact tire, but I know that a set of goodyears will never touch my driveway again. The wife's car had a set that lasted about 40k, and there was a set of wranglers on my truck when I bought it, that were completely shot at 25k.
This would be why they were named "Good-for-a-years".
I didn't bother looking into a warranty, because I didn't want another set of them.
This would be why they were named "Good-for-a-years".
I didn't bother looking into a warranty, because I didn't want another set of them.
#4
Senior Member
Yep, it sucks.
Coopers for her car have been outstanding, and I have just passed the 50k mile mark on my set of Nittos. I'll definitely be putting another set on.
Coopers for her car have been outstanding, and I have just passed the 50k mile mark on my set of Nittos. I'll definitely be putting another set on.
Last edited by powerranger262; 07-14-2016 at 07:23 AM.
#5
Senior Member
No experience with that exact tire, but I know that a set of goodyears will never touch my driveway again. The wife's car had a set that lasted about 40k, and there was a set of wranglers on my truck when I bought it, that were completely shot at 25k.
This would be why they were named "Good-for-a-years".
I didn't bother looking into a warranty, because I didn't want another set of them.
This would be why they were named "Good-for-a-years".
I didn't bother looking into a warranty, because I didn't want another set of them.
#6
Senior Member
They were put on at the dealership at 20k miles, when I bought it.