which one is better for mostly road driving, some mud and snow in the winter time?
ive heard good things about the bfg but nothing really on the bridgestones.
thanks

 

I have a set on a Z71 Tahoe that my wife drives. I've taken it down a few hunting roads, nothing too hairy, but still required 4X4 and I had no problems. We have also taken it on several long trips with it and they perform well at speeds around 80-85. I've been happy with them. I've never had a set of the BFG's but I've heard nothing but good things about them. I would think that the BFG is a little more aggressive and the Revo is a little more street friendly. I'm sure someone can help with more info.

 

the bfg's are better tires but the bridgestones are cheaper. if that helps any

 

does anybody know the life of a bridgestone dueler? and if it handles well in snow, rain, light mud

 

The Dueler REVO's are better road tires. The BFG A/T's are better offroad tires. You'll get similar mileage out of both, but the Dueler REVO's have the edge there. The Dueler REVO's do great in light rain, the BFG A/T's are no slouch in that department either though. Both do great in snow/slush. They both suck in mud, even "light stuff".

 

Either will be a good choice.

 

alright guys thanks for all your input
my local tire shop is having a sale on bridestones so i think ill be going with them haha

 

i had revo's (on the chevy) and BFGs on my ford, the tread life of the revo was much shorter and they were not as good in the snow, dirt or rain. they were a better on road tire though. in normal driving conditions

 

I had Revos on my last F-150 and the BFG now. The BFG is not as good in the rain or snow, especially as the tire wears down.

 

I got over 60,000 miles out of a set of Dueler AT's years ago. THe BFG's will also easily go 60K.