BFG AT vrs Bridgestone Revo (2 Viewers)

[chip7238]

I chose the Revos based on research done on this forum and have been VERY pleased with them. I've had no direct experience with the BFGs, but I've got a friend that has had 3 sets and loves them.

On road, the Revos are exceptional compared to the Michelin, Goodyear, and Dunlops I've had experience with. The 285/75 does have a higher load rating (this means more sidewall layers, I think) than some of the smaller sizes. During some light offroading in washed out trails, large mud puddles, rock, and through creekbeds I have had no trouble at all. On the road in the rain, the handling is fantastic. I have rolled down the highway in the pouring rain at 70+mph (carefully, of course...), and the road felt like dry pavement.

Either one you choose, you will have one of the best tires on the road.

 

[pappy]

Don't know about the Revos, but I've run Bridgestone Dueler A/T's since 1984 on just about everything. I get long miles out of them, and they are acceptable off-road. I don't like the way they work in the snow, but that's compared to MT/Rs or MT/KMs. They have evolved over the years, and I think they keep getting better.

 

[Ocelot]

Why dont you like the Dueler A/Ts in the snow out of curiosity? And how deep of snow?

 

[Junk]

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