Bridgestone Dueler A/T Revo 3

[HiHoStevo]

I may be in a replacement mode also... I have a '98 with 106k that is running Pathfinder (Discount Tire's in house brand) and I just cannot get them to balance out. I have taken them to several different places to balance (2 different Costco's and 1 Les Schwabb)... all claim the tires are balanced, but they still hop and wobble at speed.
The last shop mentioned that at least one of the tires has a "hard spot" which may have something to do with the hopping. 95% of my driving is on road (yes I know it is sinful), back and forth between Las Vegas heat and northern Utah snow. I would really like to have smooth running tires that will work well in my varying conditions.
So I would appreciate any suggestions!!!

Thank you

 

[little_joe]

I ran the Revo 3's on my GX470 and was ok with them. They were extremely quiet onroad and handled very well, however they spooked me a few times when hydroplaning. Never had them in snow. Offroad they were decent, the tread depth and spacing isn't great for offroad and no real sidewall features for extra grip. Also note, they have no rim protection built in.

I sold the GX and had maybe 10-12k miles (?) on the tires, no unusual wear, no balance issues, no additional noise.

Ran the 255/75r17 Load Range C. If someone gave me another set, I'd take them; I wouldn't buy them again though. Had also run the original Hankook Dynapro ATm's and those tires were 1000X better all around (and they were amazing in the little snows we got here in central NC).

 

[JPK_NJ]

+1 on the hydroplaning scare a few times. Much worse than KO2 or any tire I’ve had. This is in the stock 265/70/17 size and the empty space vertical channels are huge. Like you can fit a pinky in. Water just loads up and lifts you. It doesn’t actually channel out the side.