Jayson Vagenas
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ok so what does everyone think?toyo open country a/t or bridgestone revos. i will be getting 285/75/16or larger. if u have had either one let me know whatya think.
toyo or revos?
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Jimmodifier999 Boyles
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Go with the revos. See pics in my library.
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Bob McDonald
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I have a set of the Toyo's on with about 45K miles on them. They have been OK but nothing special. I will probably go back to Michelin's when I need to replace again. I got over 70K on the OEM Michelin's.
Woppy V
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Revos -- they are excellent
Johnny O
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On my second set of REVO's, great performance-wise both on and off road but the treadwear is nothing to write home about. I get about 25k out of them.
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Revos..... Mine are 275/70/16
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Jake Levin
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Revo's all the way! on my second set now, 50K out of the first set and they were awesome!
Dallas Starr
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BF Goodrich AT KO's... nuff said (these are the 285/75/16 with a 3" body lift)
This is with 50,000 km's on them already! Best tires I have ever bought, and they are the most rugged looking AT I could find.
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This is with 50,000 km's on them already! Best tires I have ever bought, and they are the most rugged looking AT I could find.
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Depends on what kind of driving you do. I know that Olaf W like his Toyo Open Country A/T's. I had them on ours but they were 235/70/16's and had a max psi of 35, and have later found out the 255's have a max psi of 44 lbs. I now have the Bridgestone Dueller H/L Alenza's (245/70/16's) on for almost a year with hardly any signs of wear.
Like Rodger said, I loved the Toyo Open Country A/T's, I am in plenty of muddy situations as well as icy and deep snow situations. They performed excellent in all of them. I went down some of the same trails in 2wd with the Open Country A/T's that I originally had to use 4x4 with when I had the crap years.
Jose Santana
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I have the Toyo's and they are fine,,,, I got about 10k miles on them and they still have the
color strips around them with little signs of wear. I drive highway alot and they are not too noisy and the performed well all winter on and off road....
Joseymack
color strips around them with little signs of wear. I drive highway alot and they are not too noisy and the performed well all winter on and off road....
Joseymack
