I have Goodyear duratracs on the tundra, got them after puncturing a stock tire on a dirt road in the middle of the night with the 
and baby (longstory short was there was a very bumpy/rocky section of road I had driven a few oyher times that day, this time wlessee driving to put baby princess to sleep and got a puncture in tread on front drivers side.) We have been nothing but happy with the duratracs, I researched them extensively and after about 10000 on them, I am very happy with them in all condition. They are 295/65/18 e rated nonstudded. Just went and got a Christmas tree in the mountains with about a foot of snow over compact base. Didn't have to chain, didn't have to lower air pressure. Put the tundra in 4wd and throttle out. Granted I should have aired down as I was running highway pressure but didn't wanna drive on the highway at a low psi. When the landcruiser needs new tires, (not happening anytime soon). It will be getting a set of duratracs. If you want a non aggressive snow tire I would recommend the silent armour or the forterra triple tred!
and baby (longstory short was there was a very bumpy/rocky section of road I had driven a few oyher times that day, this time wlessee driving to put baby princess to sleep and got a puncture in tread on front drivers side.) We have been nothing but happy with the duratracs, I researched them extensively and after about 10000 on them, I am very happy with them in all condition. They are 295/65/18 e rated nonstudded. Just went and got a Christmas tree in the mountains with about a foot of snow over compact base. Didn't have to chain, didn't have to lower air pressure. Put the tundra in 4wd and throttle out. Granted I should have aired down as I was running highway pressure but didn't wanna drive on the highway at a low psi. When the landcruiser needs new tires, (not happening anytime soon). It will be getting a set of duratracs. If you want a non aggressive snow tire I would recommend the silent armour or the forterra triple tred!
