Bridgestone

[bidibronco]

The 33's on my truck are worn to about nothing and I'm going back to 32x11.50's so I don't rub my bumper anymore and I was wondering if anyone had ever tried the Bridgeston Dualer AT's and had any insite on them. I've looked at reviews and it seems that it's about even, some love it and some hate it? Figured I would ask the experts here?

 

[noahsdad86]

BFGoodrich bud BFGoodrich

 

[Roadkill]

I had a set of 31x10.5's Bridgestone Duellers on my Dodge Ram for about 3 years before I lifted it. I had no problems with them. They ran quiet on the road, had 40,000 miles and plenty of tread on them when I replaced them with 35's. Did not due very much wheeling with them, but they treated my OK on the few occasions when I did take them into the dirt and mud. But not nearly as well as a good aggressive MT type tire.

 

[bidibronco]

I'm looking for something like that, good for the road because I don't take my Bronco off road and I'm shipping it to my parents house and I want them to be comftrable when they drive it for me so it doesn't just sit. Thanks for the input.

 

[ilystbronco]

i can get a pretty new set of them used off of my buddies jeep that he blew the front and rear axles on , he only bought them like 2 months ago. i think they are 31" x 10.5 for a 15" wheel if i dont take them im sure he will sell them

 

[muddog]

i work in a tire shop and the bfg's sell like hot cakes. i got 35 mt's on and i can't complain one bit. but you better rotate the bridgestones like every 3000 miles or they'll get choppy. stupid IFS!

 

[BB33's]

BFG all-terrains all the way, 17000 miles and only rotated once and the tread looks brand new, besides the ride is Far better than my military all terrrains, they're goodyears I think