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Hello everyone.............I need to know what you would prefer on a 2001 F-250 Powerstroke pulling a gooseneck aluminum trailer with livestock and driving in mud ocassionally.
1.BFGoodrich A/T 285/75R16
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2.Bridgestone Dueller Revo 285/75
THANKS
1.BFGoodrich A/T 285/75R16
or
2.Bridgestone Dueller Revo 285/75
THANKS
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Originally Posted by RJHCA1
Hello everyone.............I need to know what you would prefer on a 2001 F-250 Powerstroke pulling a gooseneck aluminum trailer with livestock and driving in mud ocassionally.
1.BFGoodrich A/T 285/75R16
or
2.Bridgestone Dueller Revo 285/75
THANKS
1.BFGoodrich A/T 285/75R16
or
2.Bridgestone Dueller Revo 285/75
THANKS
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I live in agriculture/cattle country. Dirt roads, muddy roads, the works! I have the Bridgestone Revo 285/75's and I love them. My boss has the BFG's on his FX-4 and he frequently loses traction on dirt/mud. I don't with my tires. I vote for the Revo's...
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BFG, hands down.
I believe that they were Petersons tire of the year again (surprise surprise). Not to mention that the tire comes with a severe weather rating, and all the above mentioned don't.
I believe that they were Petersons tire of the year again (surprise surprise). Not to mention that the tire comes with a severe weather rating, and all the above mentioned don't.
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I love my BFG's - they handle well on the road, and seem to be wearing like iron!!! My Dad has a set with 15,000 miles on them and you can't tell the differece between his, and mine that have about 5,000 miles.
