Best Tires
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Muffin-Man
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Those are all great tires. I have the BFG AT's and the only downside I see to them is cost, $900 for four, I think a good alternative is the nitto's or toyo's I have always been a big fan of those tires and they are cheaper than the BFG's and not owned by a French company too.
alaskaman
Senior Member
ok. I think that I have made a decision for the Revos. Tire Rack and many reviews later seems to point me that way. The Michelin CT is high but the Revos apparently do better on wet/snow...oh just a note..... Remember mon ami the world is a big place and people who live in France and love the culture are everywhere....even here..... =)
RonMAIDEN
Super Moderator
The Nittos are very solid in the snow and plain 'ol rain but if you don't really off road much then there's better choices.
I've got 20k on my Nittos and they show very minimal wear considering my agressive cornering style. Definetly better than BFGs on the pavement and in the snow and cost a couple hundred less out the door.
I've got 20k on my Nittos and they show very minimal wear considering my agressive cornering style. Definetly better than BFGs on the pavement and in the snow and cost a couple hundred less out the door.
oldboy
New member
Have U considered the Yokahama Geolander A/T?
Just started researching tires for my 04 and ran across these. They are rated about the same as the revos with a H (130 mph) speed rating and a 112 capacity (130 lbs more than revo @ 2469 lbs).
I think they are relatively new.
They can be compared at 1010tires.com
Just additional information...
Lou
Just started researching tires for my 04 and ran across these. They are rated about the same as the revos with a H (130 mph) speed rating and a 112 capacity (130 lbs more than revo @ 2469 lbs).
I think they are relatively new.
They can be compared at 1010tires.com
Just additional information...
Lou
alaskaman
Senior Member
Personally I did look at the Geolanders at Americas Tire yesterday here in Sactown. They look good, highly recommended and about $130.00 per tire....I do keep hearing that the Revos do well in winter driving then I hear that the Nittos and Coopers are awesome....at this point research is a bit confusing..........
Monsoon1126
New member
Toyo Open Country A/T
After spending some time researching everything that's available in a tire, I chose the Toyo Open Country A/T. Tire looks great, aggressive tread for off-roading, yet very smooth handling on the highway. I also took the time to invest in four black 17"x9" black Helo rims. The truck looks great.
Mike
After spending some time researching everything that's available in a tire, I chose the Toyo Open Country A/T. Tire looks great, aggressive tread for off-roading, yet very smooth handling on the highway. I also took the time to invest in four black 17"x9" black Helo rims. The truck looks great.
Mike
