gizmopt2002
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I've had Revo's since I replaced the Dunflops at 50k. Now after over 100k miles with revo's (multiple sets mind you) I'm kind of tired of them. They're great when new, but they wear awfully quickly, lose their grip in rain/snow/mud conditions after about 9/32nds and become really noisy around 7/32nds. They were great and look cool too, but after a quote for $500 to replace just 2 tires (with taxes, fees and certificates) I'm thinking that its time for a change. The G015's are $25 cheaper (each) to boot.
I've been researching the new Geolandar G015 and they look very promising. Preliminary reviews have been very good. They are now "snowflake in the mountain" or Severe Snow rated, and deal with rain a whole lot better than the A/T-S tires did.
See this FourWheeler review (Beware! Jeeps!)
And even the sponsored thread here
I've never been this excited over tires. My wife thinks I'm crazy. :banana:
Once I get them I'll post some pics. Now I'll have an excuse to go off the beaten path again
Now if only my clients would process those invoices faster...
I've been researching the new Geolandar G015 and they look very promising. Preliminary reviews have been very good. They are now "snowflake in the mountain" or Severe Snow rated, and deal with rain a whole lot better than the A/T-S tires did.
See this FourWheeler review (Beware! Jeeps!)
And even the sponsored thread here
I've never been this excited over tires. My wife thinks I'm crazy. :banana:
Once I get them I'll post some pics. Now I'll have an excuse to go off the beaten path again
Now if only my clients would process those invoices faster...
