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Old 01-29-2008, 02:19 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Deuler A/T Revo

Any of you guys running the Bridgestone Deuler A/T Revo's I need new tires and was considering on these.. I was curious how they bite and wear.. Thanks
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One of my buddys had them on his '03. He loved their traction but hated the mileage he got out of them. Only got about 45,000 miles and they were bald. Really bald!!!
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good mileage crappy bite.

no good in anything but on road, and gravel.
80,000 miles.
towed up to a 30" enclosed car trailer.
never got a bulge
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I had them on a Chevy 1500 and they sucked. They look good and handled sand and light mud ok but I had to take them off @ 25,000 mile due to uneven wear and road noise. After about 10k miles they got very loud.
My front end checked out ok and no allignment problems. I bough a set of Pro Comps and got 40k miles on them before I sold the truck and they were still going strong with little wear.

My experiance with the REVO's was not good at all.
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Thumbs down Bridgestone

I had there predecessors,the AT's on my '99. Near catastophic blowout at 65mph. $3300 damage to my truck in maybe 15 sec. In all fairness,they were load range D,but complete tread separation? I was well under the load limit. No more Bridgestone's on the truck. They're working out fine on our Pilot though.
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Thanks for the input Ill steer clear and might think about BFG all terrains or nittos
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Thanks for the input Ill steer clear and might think about BFG all terrains or nittos
I had Toyo M-55's on the '99 when I sold it. Terrific tire with good bite and long wear. They do sing some@45-60mph. Toyo makes a precision built tire that requires minimal weight. I know there are exceptions but that's what I have had experience with. I could not keep weights(10 oz. on one tire) on my BFG's. The installers said they're always replacing them due to the rim guard. I'm just a Toyo guy from now on.
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I would love to get the M-55's as replacements when my stocker Michelins are gone. I've never heard any bad reports about them. You always hear bad things about other tires no matter how good they are; but not the M-55's. But I've done some checking online and these bad boys are MUCHO DINERO!!!!! The cheapest I could find was $255.00/tire!!!! They'd better be good at that price!!! Any place I should check for a better deal???
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