Bridgestone Dualer Revos 2 seem to hardly wear. I have a gut feeling ozone cracking will take its toll before actual wear. I have 265/75R16's on my Tacoma.
12/32's at 40K
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Same experience here with the LT285/70R16E Revo 2s I have on the Ram. I actually got 80K out of a set of Revo 1s before the TREAD started cracking on them!
Mine started cracking a little while ago. Awesome tires for sure.
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That is usually my experience. 12/32 is awesome IMO, but they probably stArted pretty deep, no?
It's not uncommon for us to trade tires with >50% of original tread at 70k/6 years.
Testament to good driving, alignment, roads, etc.
It's not uncommon for us to trade tires with >50% of original tread at 70k/6 years.
Testament to good driving, alignment, roads, etc.
Originally Posted By: JHZR2
That is usually my experience. 12/32 is awesome IMO, but they probably stArted pretty deep, no?
It's not uncommon for us to trade tires with >50% of original tread at 70k/6 years.
Testament to good driving, alignment, roads, etc.
I do rotation every six months between 6-7K. Our roads are horrible here. According to tire rack new ones are 16/32. 1/32 every 10K is pretty good.
That is usually my experience. 12/32 is awesome IMO, but they probably stArted pretty deep, no?
It's not uncommon for us to trade tires with >50% of original tread at 70k/6 years.
Testament to good driving, alignment, roads, etc.
I do rotation every six months between 6-7K. Our roads are horrible here. According to tire rack new ones are 16/32. 1/32 every 10K is pretty good.
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Nice. My OE Latitudes are at 5-6/32nds after 21K. They are horrible in every way (except LRR). Yes, I have rotated, and all are worn evenly. It's a full-time 4x4 V6 Jeep, so no spinning either. I can't wait until they are gone.
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