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Revo is a great tire with the uni-t tech.
I personally like the AT (693) in which the revo is replacing.
It has the uni-t tech as well. They only have a $50 rebate.
Try finding them on-line and having them shipped - I can usually find a lot better deal but I put them on myself though. I believe you will be happy with either A/T
I personally like the AT (693) in which the revo is replacing.
It has the uni-t tech as well. They only have a $50 rebate.
Try finding them on-line and having them shipped - I can usually find a lot better deal but I put them on myself though. I believe you will be happy with either A/T
#7
04-20-2008
Revo is a great tire with the uni-t tech.
I personally like the AT (693) in which the revo is replacing.
It has the uni-t tech as well. They only have a $50 rebate.
Try finding them on-line and having them shipped - I can usually find a lot better deal but I put them on myself though. I believe you will be happy with either A/T
I personally like the AT (693) in which the revo is replacing.
It has the uni-t tech as well. They only have a $50 rebate.
Try finding them on-line and having them shipped - I can usually find a lot better deal but I put them on myself though. I believe you will be happy with either A/T
Having them shipped immediatly cancels out that $100 he is looking to get
Tires usually cost 100-150 just to ship them.
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04-23-2008
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Don't forget no tax...
www.tires-easy.com usually have good prices but it's better to spend a little time searching for the best price. Sometimes it ends up cheaper buying locally but rarely.
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04-29-2008
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Just put P255/70r15 Bridgestone Dueler A/T (693) on my 97 2wd ranger with Jeep wheels. Tires and wheels fit with a little rubbing on front sway bar at full lock. Had to enlarge the outer center hole on the wheel a little to fit my hub. Once I get the truck cleaned up I will take some pics and post them. The A/T's are quiet and ride great. Tires only took at most 2 ounces of weight and one of them only 1 ounce. Totally recommend
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I just had them put on this past saturday. NIGHT AND DAY compared to the stock POS Goodyears. Ride is so much smoother and quieter. And now I dont fishtail when the ground is damp from the morning dew. Thats how bad the GY's were and they still have decent tread left on them w/50k miles. They were just garbage.
Good luck, I think they are great so far!
Good luck, I think they are great so far!
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