Brett K

Time to replace my stock 18" GY Wranglers with an LT all terrain tire in the same size. I don't do any serious off reading, just snow and ice in the winter and pulling a travel trailer. I am deciding between Bridgestone Dueller REVOs and Cooper Dicoverer AT3s which run in the 900-1000 installed range. Any thoughts?

texasedition

Both are great tires. The Revo's you really have to stay on top of Rotating. I have put the coopers on several trucks, they are amazing tires. Hands down best bang for buck

zooyawk

i have the deulers and i couldn't be happier with them.

Sammy77

For snow and ice, Goodyear Duratracs. My second choice would be the BFG's AT KO's.

MGNY13

My brother has the Revos he loves them he's on his second set. But you do have to stay on top of rotating them.

katoom

Nitto Terra Grappler, great tire.. Hooks up great in all conditions and lasts a long time, plus they look bitchin!

Brett K

i also like the BFgoodrich KO TA2 and Toyo Open Country AT2s, but I not liking the price at 1300 or more installed.

canddmeyer

My P-rated Revo's were excellent in the snow, rain, and mud. I never had them on ice. The ride with the LT tire might not be to your liking, and do expect some road noise. Mine lasted 38,000 miles. So there are trade-offs, but I believe you will find the traction much improved over the Wranglers. I never towed with mine but they had some big numbers for load capacity, probably contributing to the hard ride I experienced.


I now use Michelin LTX MS2's, and while not perfect because they sing on concrete roads, I've found them the best overall tire for how I use them.


Post your trailer weight and how often you tow. The towing factor may greatly influence recommendations.

Brett K

My truck is a 13 crew cab 4wd xlt ecoboost with max trailer and max tow and 3.73 gear ratio. The trailer is 2014 Jayco Jayflight 267bhs, which is 30 feet hitch to bumper, 5600 dry and probably 7000 lbs loaded. We do 4-5 trips a year within a 100 mile radius so far. I run a Reese weight distribution hitch. I plan on adding more sway control and have some more dialing in to do to reduce the pucker factor when passed by tractor trailers.

Briby37

I thought my revos were pretty terrible in snow to be honest. Toyo open country AT2 have been much better.