BFG/Revo ...help m decide quickly

[Falls]

Pick up my truck on thursday nite. Going for tire's on fri. am.

I can get either Revo's or BFG AT's for the same price. I'm going with 265/70/17 and I can't make up my mind. I keep bouncing back and forth. I've never had Revo's , but lot's of set's of BFG's and they have never let me down...ever. I do like the look of them , the squared off shoulder , and IMO the best looking white letters on the market (if your into that).+

My buddy has a set of 5 set aside in each brand for me. I feel the BFG's look more aggressive and tougher , but I NEVER had any Revo's .

I do like off roading but don't do it alot,most wheeling is in the snow off road. I can't fricken decide or I'm have problem's making a change to the Revo ???" Not sure which. I do like a smooth ride , but still truck like ride & feel . Alot seem to go with Revo's thee day's around here .

 

[Casper]

Revo's without a doubt...Bridgestone makes one of the best tires out there on the market no matter what type of tire you are looking for.

 

[RL Lemke]

I've owned a lot of the new generation Bridgestone tires and think they are tops for road use. I currently have BFG AT KOs on my 4Runner now. They are the toughest tire I have ever owned. No matter what I do off-road, or how many thorns I drive over, they never go flat or lose air. The exchange for all those extra layers of rubber is a harder road ride. They tend to slip a bit on wet roads, causing the ABS to kick in. It is fun to be able to go off-road and not worry about traction or pinching a sidewall. But then I am off-road for work every day.

I think the rolling resistance of the Revo will be better, which will allow for better gas mileage. The ride will certainly be smoother. The street traction in rain and snow will certainly be better. The BFG is best at what it was designed for, that is off-road use.