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monkey44
Mar 14, 2014Nomad II
Bridgestone has been around since 1930 ... and also owns Firestone Tires as well.
My personal opinion, BFG is the best tire for trucks, especially the AT versions.
These Bridgestone seem fine at the moment ... I was surprised after getting on the road with them. But, will stay with BFG whenever I change these out. One thing I don't care for is the tread pattern on water - just a personal feeling about how the tires ride - it seems more prone to hydro-planing, although it's not happened with these. More a feeling than a reality at this point.
When I drove a different Chevy 2500HD truck before buying this one, it happened to be raining that day, and the Bridgestone was less stable in my opinion on that day in the "flooded portions" of the roads ... but we were only out driving a short test drive ... so not a real driving experience under varied conditions.
My personal opinion, BFG is the best tire for trucks, especially the AT versions.
These Bridgestone seem fine at the moment ... I was surprised after getting on the road with them. But, will stay with BFG whenever I change these out. One thing I don't care for is the tread pattern on water - just a personal feeling about how the tires ride - it seems more prone to hydro-planing, although it's not happened with these. More a feeling than a reality at this point.
When I drove a different Chevy 2500HD truck before buying this one, it happened to be raining that day, and the Bridgestone was less stable in my opinion on that day in the "flooded portions" of the roads ... but we were only out driving a short test drive ... so not a real driving experience under varied conditions.
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