four flusher
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Anyone running Reno 2's. Pros and Cons
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four flusher
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that's revo's not reno's
Dous
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My dads got them on his 4th Gen. He dosent really off road, but he had put around 15,000 Miles on them and they still look brand new. They look really nice too, interesting tread pattern. Do you plan on off roading much? If so then they are not very aggressive even though I believe they are an A/T
four flusher
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Primarily for looks and snow
ksroqclimber
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FWIW, I ran close to 60K on the Revo 1's with my 97 Blazer. Could have been more, but I traded it in at that point.
Great tires. I didnt do aggressive offroad, but they took me up many a colorado mining road tryin to get to 4x4 only trail heads and campsites. Never once left me strandid.
If I had the cash id buy a set for my 3rd gen today.
Great tires. I didnt do aggressive offroad, but they took me up many a colorado mining road tryin to get to 4x4 only trail heads and campsites. Never once left me strandid.
If I had the cash id buy a set for my 3rd gen today.
SkidPalace
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I wanted those tires when it was time for my swap, but the Dueler AT 695s were about $30 a tire cheaper at the time I decided to pull the trigger. If I wasn't such a cheapskate, I would have gone with my first choice. I am not disappointed, though. I am very pleased with the 695s so far (I have put about 5K on them).
Here's the 695:
Here's the Revo2:
The Revo2 certainly has a bit more aggressive tread pattern, but my goal was a capable all terrain tire that performed well in the snow and sand, while also being a quiet and long lasting highway tire. The revo2 also has a slightly higher treadwear rating at 500 vs 460 for the 695s.
I think they are both great choices, so I went with the cheaper ones.
I can tell you that the 695s are very quiet on the highway, even more quiet than the Mich Cross Terrain SUVs I had on before.
Here's the 695:
Here's the Revo2:
The Revo2 certainly has a bit more aggressive tread pattern, but my goal was a capable all terrain tire that performed well in the snow and sand, while also being a quiet and long lasting highway tire. The revo2 also has a slightly higher treadwear rating at 500 vs 460 for the 695s.
I think they are both great choices, so I went with the cheaper ones.
I can tell you that the 695s are very quiet on the highway, even more quiet than the Mich Cross Terrain SUVs I had on before.
