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I've been a huge fan of Michelins for many years.
But the Bridgestone Dueler Revos I put on my PSD whip the Michelin LTXs on on my other F-250. In almost every respect except for price.
Better in the mud, snow and they don't know what hydroplaning is on wet roads.
But the Bridgestone Dueler Revos I put on my PSD whip the Michelin LTXs on on my other F-250. In almost every respect except for price.
Better in the mud, snow and they don't know what hydroplaning is on wet roads.
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Really? Have you even tried the Michelin LTX tires? If you did, how have they treated you? Off-topic, this will be my 100th post. I'm now a Senior user. 
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Originally posted by Toreador_Diesel
Really? Have you even tried the Michelin LTX tires? If you did, how have they treated you? Off-topic, this will be my 100th post. I'm now a Senior user.
Really? Have you even tried the Michelin LTX tires? If you did, how have they treated you? Off-topic, this will be my 100th post. I'm now a Senior user.
The Michelins are excellent tires. No question. I am a die-hard Michelin fan. I've had nothing but good experiences with Michelin and their service. Top notch. But IMO the Bridgestone Dueler Revos are at least as good or even *better* than the Michelins in several respects, and they cost a little less. Yes, it's hard to believe, but it's true, and I drive on them both.
