Revo's receive high review....
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Originally Posted by tyger25
The new Peterson's 4 Wheel mag has an article on the Dueller Revo's, and they seem to like them......me too 
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Yeah, I recently switched to BFG AT's because I could get them for the same price as Bridgestones. While the REVO is probably a little better tire, the BFG's get props for the "kewl" effect.
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Originally Posted by buzzard
Yeah, I recently switched to BFG AT's because I could get them for the same price as Bridgestones. While the REVO is probably a little better tire, the BFG's get props for the "kewl" effect.
Around these parts, the BFG AT KO's were almost $20 per tire less before installation. Sam's Club had 265/75/16's for $156 per tire installed. If you buy as I did tires from Discount Tire Direct you can take them to Sam's Club and have them installed for a paltry $3.89 per tire.
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Just put on Toyo Open Country A/T LT265-70/17 10 ply. $167 each. Every other decent 17 inch tire for my 98 EB was $180-200. And that was for P-rated, not the LT's. It may ride a little rougher, but it handles like a sports car.
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I put a set of Revos on my 02 SCrew. It was without question the worst tire I have ever bought. They were worse than the factory General Grabbers. The heft of the SCrew just overwhelmed the tires. It didn't take much to lose control. I sold the truck because of them. Should have just bought a decent set of tires. Best of luck to those that have them.
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I have had the REVO's on my Expy for about 25,000 miles now and STILL think they are the best all around tire I have ever had had on a truck!!! I got mine at a local tire shop for $125 each installed.
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Flash, yours is the first negative experience I've read about with regard to the REVOs. Is the SuperCrew that much different in characteristics than the Expy (weight, height, etc) to make it as bad as you describe?
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I've had Firestone Wilderness, Michelin LTX M/S, Michelin Cross-Terrains and now Revos on my 1999. The Revo has been the best all-around tire for me, much better wearing than the Cross-Terrains with the best snow traction.
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I installed Revo's because all the positive reviews here and I "love" them! ($125 @ Firestone Dealer). Next, planning on replacing shocks, any suggestions? I belive the most thumbs up are for the Rancho's.
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Originally Posted by ineedashot
I installed Revo's because all the positive reviews here and I "love" them! ($125 @ Firestone Dealer). Next, planning on replacing shocks, any suggestions? I belive the most thumbs up are for the Rancho's.
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