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DURO TIRES | TIRE BUYING GUIDE
For over 50 years, Duro has continuously revolutionized the tire industry through a unique combination of enterprising spirit, world-class research and development, and unsurpassed manufacturing capabilities. Today Duro produces high quality tires for everything from light trucks and motorcycles to golf carts and snowblowers, using their knowledge and experience to deliver uncompromising products to their customers.
Duro Tire Categories
Duro makes tires for motorcycles, ATVs, bicycles and specialty vehicles. They also make tires in the following categories: all-season, performance all-season, touring all-season, and winter. No matter if you’re searching for all-season tires for your truck or performance tires for your motorcycle, Duro has a quality, durable tire for you.
Along with the brand and type of tire, it’s also important to consider how long a tire is expected to last. You can figure that out by looking at the treadwear rating of the tires you are interested in. Manufacturers determine this rating according to the US Department of Transportation’s uniform tire quality grade (UTQG). With treadwear ratings, the larger the number, the longer the tire is expected to last, meaning a tire rated 400 should last twice as long as a tire rated 200 under normal driving conditions.
Known For
- Half a century of experience
- Durability
- Value
- Good warranties
Not Known For
- Brand recognition
- Long-lasting performance tires
- Advanced rubber technology
TREADWEAR
Tread Type | Duro Average Treadwear | Category Average Treadwear |
All Season | 503 | |
Performance All Season | 340 | |
Touring All Season | 550 | |
Motorcycle | not rated* |
*Not all tires are required to be UTQG rated. Read our guide to UTQG ratings.
Duro Tires: Frequently Asked Questions
How good are Duro tires?
Duro tires offer the perfect blend of performance, durability, and value for light truck, SUV, and motorcycle owners. Having been producing tires for over half a century, Duro has plenty of experience innovating within the competitive tire industry, and they use that experience to bring extremely capable tires to their customers at an affordable price.
Who makes Duro tires? Where are Duro tires made?
Duro is part of HWA Fong Rubber Group of Taiwan and has manufacturing plants in China, Thailand and Taiwan.
What models of Duro tires does Tire Agent carry?
Our product lineup from Duro has included the following: Duro DL6000 ONVOY, DL6210 Frontier, Duro DP3000, Duro DP3100 Performa, Duro DP8000 Performa, Duro DP8100 Performa, Duro DW9000 Snow Fox, and Duro DW9110 Snow Hawk. Tire manufacturers change their models and lineups all the time, so your best bet is to search for the tire that best fits your vehicle, and then narrow your choices based on what matters to you: price, warranty, tread type, etc.
Who sells Duro tires?
Tire Agent sells Duro tires online and ships them directly to your door without you ever needing to leave the comfort of your home. Simply browse through our selection of Duro tires, find the tire that fits your application and needs, add it to your cart and pay. Once we process your payment, your tires will be shipped directly to you or an installer of your choice in two days or less. Need help with the payments? We offer a number of easy payment plans.
Does the Tire Agent price include installation for Duro tires?
No. The price listed for Duro tires on Tire Agent does not include installation. This is because Tire Agent is 100% online. We distribute Duro tires, as well as tires from over 70 brands. Tire Agent can ship your tires to a local auto shop for no charge.
How Does the Duro Tire Warranty Work?
Tire Agent includes warranty information in the product listings. If you cannot find warranty info, it could be because a brand doesn't offer a warranty. Learn about how tire warranties in general work.
Known For
- Half a century of experience
- Durability
- Value
- Good warranties
Not Known For
- Brand recognition
- Long-lasting performance tires
- Advanced rubber technology
Duro Tires: Frequently Asked Questions
How good are Duro tires?
Duro tires offer the perfect blend of performance, durability, and value for light truck, SUV, and motorcycle owners. Having been producing tires for over half a century, Duro has plenty of experience innovating within the competitive tire industry, and they use that experience to bring extremely capable tires to their customers at an affordable price.
Who makes Duro tires? Where are Duro tires made?
Duro is part of HWA Fong Rubber Group of Taiwan and has manufacturing plants in China, Thailand and Taiwan.
What models of Duro tires does Tire Agent carry?
Our product lineup from Duro has included the following: Duro DL6000 ONVOY, DL6210 Frontier, Duro DP3000, Duro DP3100 Performa, Duro DP8000 Performa, Duro DP8100 Performa, Duro DW9000 Snow Fox, and Duro DW9110 Snow Hawk. Tire manufacturers change their models and lineups all the time, so your best bet is to search for the tire that best fits your vehicle, and then narrow your choices based on what matters to you: price, warranty, tread type, etc.
Who sells Duro tires?
Tire Agent sells Duro tires online and ships them directly to your door without you ever needing to leave the comfort of your home. Simply browse through our selection of Duro tires, find the tire that fits your application and needs, add it to your cart and pay. Once we process your payment, your tires will be shipped directly to you or an installer of your choice in two days or less. Need help with the payments? We offer a number of easy payment plans.
Does the Tire Agent price include installation for Duro tires?
No. The price listed for Duro tires on Tire Agent does not include installation. This is because Tire Agent is 100% online. We distribute Duro tires, as well as tires from over 70 brands. Tire Agent can ship your tires to a local auto shop for no charge.
How Does the Duro Tire Warranty Work?
Tire Agent includes warranty information in the product listings. If you cannot find warranty info, it could be because a brand doesn't offer a warranty. Learn about how tire warranties in general work.