I just replaced the stock Michelins today with 265-70R17,s bridgestone dueler A/T Revo,s.What a difference in the snow as far as gripping power and just as quiet as the michelins on the road.coobie

 

Love my Revos - but they don't make any in 33 or 35's - sure wish they did!

 

My parents have the 265/70R17s on their F150. They live in Northern PA and get a lot of snow and ice. So far they are doing great. They liked them so much they got a set for their Jeep too.

 

whats the load range on the revos?

 

theres 2 types.. one is (E) the other is ??

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tirebran.jsp

 

A buddy of mine has a set of 285/75/16s on his Stuperduty, and just raves about them.

MikeyB

 

any idea on the tread life?im at 51000 on my michelins

 

Thread life Bridgestones?From what the dealer tells me 50,000 miles.coobie

 

thanks coobie i'm cloose to needing new tires.very happy with the michelins but they absolutely suck in any kind of mud.

 

Worth the wait huh Coobie

 

Yes they were!!Originally my bridgestone dealer was talking a national back order on the revo,s until Jan 27 or so.Can,t wait for a really big snow storm to give them a real workout coobie

 

The "Revo" part of the name is from the new design where the tire tread changes as the tire wears down. Support to keep the same type of traction. I dunno

 

my dad has a set of 285/16's on his 2500 chevy and he hauls about 2500lbs all the time loaded with tools for work. He has 65000 miles on them and there still is about 1/4" of tread on them. He rotates them about every 10k so he probably could have gotten more out of them if he would have been more on top of them but he's happy.

We have a set on our liberty but only have 17k on it. I haven't noticed any wear at all yet. They look like new.