BFG's are deffinitely a great tire. I have MT's and absolutely love them. For snow, I found it interesting that the AT's are rated better than the MT's.

 

How do Bridgestone Duelers H/L's stack up to the Revos or the AT's?
They were on my truck when I bought them so I don't know anything about them. I have never heard them refered to on this site during tire discussions.
I just wanted to knoe what ya'll thought about them.

Thanks,
Chris

 

I too am curious if anyone knows the diff btwn the Bridgestone ATs and Revos.

 

Try Tirerack's website and search for Bridgestone tires size 265/70/16.

 

or here
Tirerack

 

So far I'm pretty impressed with the Bridgestone Dueler AT Revos. They handle better in the snow and rain than my BFG's. On the highway they are a bit quieter and seem a bit stickier.
I guess the only thing I'm not yet sure of is if they will out last the 60,000 miles I got out of the BFG's. They were cheaper but if they only last 30,000 miles they won't be much of a deal. Stay tuned ....
Thanks for the tip.

 

I'm waiting to hear someone chime in about the Nitto Terra Grapplers. I think those are going to be my next tire due to the great reviews I've read on them from some members here. The Revos sound good too but the Nittos look better IMO.

 

I am running Les Schwab Open Country AT's sipped and like them a ton. Good noise level. Did not drop my mileage. Sipped because it rains alot in Seattle....and they stick like glue at 70mph!

 

Love my Revo's.

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/my-new-shoes-29704/

 

All I have is great things to say about the revo's, but it looks like the next set of tires I get are going to be 35's, and they don't make them in that size unfortunately, because I'd buy them for sure.

Chris

 

The Revos have a 50,000 mile treadlife warranty so if they only last 30k you'll be getting your next set for almost half price but I'm sure they last alot longer or they wouldn't warranty them that long.

 

I did not realize the tires had that kind of warranty. Thanks