Goodyear MT/R, Bridgestone AT/REVO, or BF Goodrich AT/KO?

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Old 06-28-2003 | 08:18 PM
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Goodyear MT/R, Bridgestone AT/REVO, or BF Goodrich AT/KO?

Just bought my 03' Screw FX4. Just wondering what everyone thought about these 3 tires that I have put into my "final decision" category. I dont like the goodyear rt/s's that come stock, so I have researched and found that I like all 3 of these tires. However, the Goodyear MT/R looks really great, but I dont off-road a whole lot. So, realistically, maybe my choice is only 2 tires. BUT, I really like the MT/R. What do you all think would look and perform the best on my black 03' FX4 Screw? Thanks for all of your input.
 
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Old 06-30-2003 | 09:19 AM
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If you don't drive in the mud, skip the MT/R. It'll be worse on the road, dry or wet. I liked the Revos I had, and if sticking to stock size, would pick them again. If you want larger for a 17" rim, the BFG AT TA KO is nice. Really, you are ralking about 3 differetn classes of tires. All cool looking, but in different ways. You need to decide which look you wnat and at what price you are willing to pay.

BTW, stop by a local tire shop quickly as they'll give yo some decent money for those RT/S's. I got $300 towards some replacents, but they only had 200 miles on them.
 

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Old 07-04-2003 | 09:50 AM
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I have the Dueler AT and would recommend them to anyone. Now out comes the Dueler Revo that is supposed to be even better.
 
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Old 07-04-2003 | 09:30 PM
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definitely the bridgestones. they have the best siping for traction in wet and ice.
 




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