Michelin Cross Terrain vs. Revos

[brettc34]

What do ya'll think of these two tires, which is the way to go and why?

 

[AlexJet]

This was discussed many times, so I just repeat the information you can find in this forum and add my personal opinion. Bridgestone Dueler A/T Revo !!!! Awesome traction in any condition: dry pavement, unpaved roads, and mud roads, heavy and light rain, deep and light snow condition, icy roads. I did test all of them, tires were performing great, I didn't worried about getting stuck or sleep away from the road.

 

[iFORCE]

This was discussed many times, so I just repeat the information you can find in this forum and add my personal opinion. Bridgestone Dueler A/T Revo !!!! Awesome traction in any condition: dry pavement, unpaved roads, and mud roads, heavy and light rain, deep and light snow condition, icy roads. I did test all of them, tires were performing great, I didn't worried about getting stuck or sleep away from the road.

I second that. I just picked up the revos and mmmm mmmm mmm they sure are good. If you compare the two treads, the revos are alot more aggressive than the cross-terrains. the ratings on the revos > CT

I was driving on ice today (with the revos) and they did a whole lot better than the stock tires. tire slippage was very minimal compared to driving on ice with the dunlops. I blame it on the revos nasty, yes sweet treads. go revos!

 

[zig]

I've got the MCT's and they are great for what I use them for. I do mostly street driving, but have gotten them in mud, ice and snow, and they did very well. I'm sure that the Revo could probably do better, but seeing that I don't do that type of driving a lot I am very happy with my set. I've also gotten over 90K on my set, and they still have a lot of miles left on them. I don't know how many miles people are getting on their Revo's, but I really like the idea of not having to buy another set any time soon.

How many miles are you guys getting out of your Revos?

 

[AlexJet]

I've got the MCT's and they are great for what I use them for. I do mostly street driving, but have gotten them in mud, ice and snow, and they did very well. I'm sure that the Revo could probably do better, but seeing that I don't do that type of driving a lot I am very happy with my set. I've also gotten over 90K on my set, and they still have a lot of miles left on them. I don't know how many miles people are getting on their Revo's, but I really like the idea of not having to buy another set any time soon.

How many miles are you guys getting out of your Revos?

12K so far in 2 month. :

 

[RonMAIDEN]

If you go off road but still spend most of the time on pavemet the Revos would be a better choice and aren't Revos a bit cheaper?

 

[greasefingers]

If you think about it, even serious off-roaders spend 95 % of the time on the pavement. Therefore I would favor a HWY/off-road cross tire first (something like the Revo