Mileage differences between tire sizes?
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Originally Posted by greygooseranger
The Michelins I have are very good in the snow and the dirt, but mud and stuff is a no go. The only tire I can think of with good traction off road that would help with your fuel economy would be the Bridgestone duealer AT with Revo....
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They are lighter than the BFG's and while the tread pattern is good for off roading, they have less rolling resistance. I know they have a higher ply rating than the average street tire, but not as much as the BFG. I will look and see when I have a minute to see what the ply difference is....
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I checked them out on www.tirerack.com. The Duelers look nice, but they don't get as good of a review as the BFG's. If they are worse than the BFG's in the snow and rain, then I'd rather just go with the BFG's and deal with the mpg. Looking at the tread pattern of the Duelers, I'd think they would be better. :shug:
Here's what I found:
BFG A/T
Bridgestone Dueler A/T
Here's what I found:
BFG A/T
Bridgestone Dueler A/T
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wrong dueler, they make 2. Thats why I said the ones with REVO. Hold on I will link it...
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....ler+A%2FT+Revo
And what have you been saying??? LOL...
EDIT: F*ck, they don't make them in the size you want....
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....ler+A%2FT+Revo
And what have you been saying??? LOL...
EDIT: F*ck, they don't make them in the size you want....
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