dueler h/t vs dueler a/t
 

what is the difference in bridgestone dueler h/t and dueler a/t. what is a h/t tire

HT is highway tread. AT is all terrian. The HT will perform better on the highway. The AT will perform much better off road.

do the bridgestone dueler a/t make a lot of noise on the highway

Chrism
I just put some Bridgestone Dueler APT III's on my rig. Slight noise @ 30 or so but I expected that. So far so good. Only had them on for about a week
(300 miles). They are rated 60,000 miles and have a moderate aggressive tread. I have a couple of pics in my gallery.

Mike

The Dueler AT's are very quiet.

is $146 each a good price for a 265/75/16

I got some dueler at revos and I never experienced a better tire ever. When I purchased them, I was considering the bfg at's. I did my research and apparently the revos last longer, are rated better in every categorey, last longer and are cheaper. They just grab and dont stop grabbing no matter what surface. They are very quiet, and I got about 15k on them right now and the tread is still in great shape. If anyone else has these tires, or had them, how many miles did you get out of them?

Mine ride well
 

I put the Dueler AT/KO's on my Supercab and they are great. Minimal highway noise, great performance off road, and they wear well. Make sure to rotate though! With all the work most of us do on these trucks, the tires are apt to wear much quicker and considering their cost (~150-180 each), its worth the trip to the shop every 5-6K miles. Plus they handle better each time you rotate.

I agree with everything except tire wear. The BFG will outlast the Revo. Expect 40-50k from Revos and 60-70k from the BFG AT.

I had BFG AT/KOs and was tearing them up in rocks, lost two (off road verry bad logging roads). I replaced them with Bridgestone Revo LT ATs. The BFGs had about 40,000, the Revos have about 15,000 and no problems. I haven't been driving as much on sharp rocks with the Revos but I have never had a better set of tires for my type of driving, ever.

Replaced my Revos at 61,000. I would have hit the wearbar in about another 5 to 10,000. Nothing but Revos from now on! This is the only truck tire I have ever owned that didn't start squealing around turns when they were almost worn out. Very even wear with only three rotations!

FishX

In my opinion (and i work for bfg) the best tire out there for a truck is the dueler at revo. I have had goodyear and others and the bfg is the best overall tire on dry, wet, snow, and ice. Also though, remember where you are driving. If in florida, for example you won't need the snow performance and might be able to go with the ht for price reasons. Here in iowa i get it all not to mention muddy pits at the races. I love the dueler at revo!!