YodaPala

I did'nt have them for 24 hours and couldnt help myself from going to a muddy field doing donuts.........and get this- Pulling a trailer. The ultimate test!!!!!!!! Pics.....enjoy!

YodaPala

Crap! I cant get the photo's to load from photobucket I shrunk them to the correct size and then copied them to the add attachments and would'nt let me upload them Any help?

dirtoyboy

there are 4 codes at the bottom of each pic on photobucket...highlight, copy and paste the IMG code directly into your message and post

Skrillah

They are nice tires...

get us some of those pictures...

881stGenRunner

i found his account on Photobucket. here you go guys

Skrillah

Haha...those are some decent wheels to be muddin like that in.

The rear end needs some support....!

Taro

I liked the REVO's, perform very well in many conditions. I was a little disappointed with their puncture resistence. Shredded one up pretty good running fast in the desert. I don't think they are as tough as some of the other tires I have tried. Good thing my road hazard covered it. Got a new tire out of it.

GOH10 Runner

yeah definitely does

but they look good

TOYOTA 1

uh oh better get out the wax and clean her up! actualy i think it looks better muddy. nice runner!

Adam F

You need some air shocks, Monroe MA700

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f31/...-shocks-60181/

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/air-shocks-61213/

YodaPala

Thanks 881stgen you found it, appreciate it. I'm gonna take some pics of the stereo install and post em up.

YodaPala

Yeah, I thought about getting some air shocks soon b/c of the saggy butt. Gotta wait for the next paycheck of so, most of us knows how that goes. I dont think it will sag that bad pulling the pop up b/c toungue weight is balanced prettty good on those. The trailer hooked up in the pic has an excessive amount of tongue weight. Thanks for the shock info, will a local auto parts store have those? ie. o'reilly's checkers autozone napa carquest?

YodaPala

Thanks man!

Fasterthanthedevil

I prefer muddy as well. Those Revos look good..what size are they: 265/70? or 265/75?

Maj

I used to like my Revos until my last trip to get an alignment, rotation and balance. When I drove it home it pulled to the left very strong. I took it back and after 2 hours of mucking around the dealer said that one of the tires had an internal problem (don't recall what nomenclature he used) and that they cross-swapped the front tires (usually you only rotate front-to-back) to solve the problem. I asked about replacing the tire under warranty and he said it wasn't covered. Huh? He then proceeded to punch up the cost of 4 new Revos to replace my only half-worn tires. I didn't bother mentioning why in the hell would I buy another set of tires that have problems that are not covered by warranty. I think I'm done with the Revos and Bridgestone.

YodaPala

Close but no cigar, Actually they are 255/70/16's. I did this b/c I only wanted a 30 inch tire. I used to have 225/75 15's (28.3 inches) I am still rinning my stock gears wich are 3:91's. A 265/75/16 would of been too tall (31.6 inches) with thease gears.The 255/70/16 is 30.1 inches wich is just right for me. Yes, I can tell a slight power loss, but its ok they look awesome, hopefully the gas mileage isnt a horrid loss *fingers crossed* Oh yeah I pulled out one of my buddies that was stuck in his yard last night (very soft ground) and the tires didnt even slip a lick, I LOVE THEASE TIRES!!!!!!

YodaPala

Well I hope that does not happen to me......*fingers crossed*

Ohio4R

Have fun cleaning that!

mkgarrison5

any new tire will perform flawless... wait till it gets some wear and etc and report back

Skrillah

I agree but...I must argue that after about 15000 miles on my Revos, they still served me well this past winter in the snow. I got through ice storms and 8 inch snow covered roads without a problem. I'm not a big mud guy, but last I had them out at roughly 10k miles, they pulled through just about everything except for one spot. Although, mud tires would have had trouble I think.

Cheers to a good tire.