i have a 1995 Chevy suburban and i liked everything about the tires. i have only used them for almost 3 years but i was only able to get 40,000 miles before i had to buy another set of tires. I live in Reno NV and they got good traction in the ice and snow and sand but would gum up really fast in the mud and lose traction.

Bought these Bridgestone Dueler A/T Revo 3 in 2019. Needed tires for work commute thru snow, ice, water. Also drive gravel and low maintenance roads very often. Not so good in Mud? Never rotated since put on. May change them out this winter 2022 - 2023. Tires are expensive these days. Never make 60000 miles

I put 45k on the version of this tire that was available when I purchased my 4Runner Trail in 2013. Yesterday, when I drove off the tire dealers lot , I noticed immediately that my new set was MUCH quieter than the 2013 version. These are excellent tires in all respects. Note that I could have easily gotten a few more miles out the old set but with winter on its way and COVID supply chain issues I decided to make my move a bit early

Had the Bridgestone Dueler Revo3 on for a week and a half and heading going back to dealer for 3rd time! Rear tire vibration is horrible to say the least! Was told by tech last time that both rear tires were out of balance by about a ounce and a half so i figured that was the problem, well not so, get on highway and at 60mph it starts and gets worse as speed increases. At 80 mph its unbearable! Will be going today to try to get refunded for tires using the 90 day buy and try guarantee!

My driveway was a sheet of ice when I got home. Had to parallel park on a slight incline and you'd think it was dry out using two wheel drive only. It didn't spin the tires at all. Very impressed with these tires. And rides very smooth on dry roads also , quiet ride and great traction.

I ran Revo tires on my previous F150 until it hit 225,000 miles, then I went cheaper. I noticed a big difference, especially in snow and ice. My new F150 OEM highway tires on it, but when it was time for an upgrade, I went back to REVO. Glad I did, quiet, better handling, and while I haven't seen anything with winter weather, during a recent Texas deluge they tracked very well, very confident. Aggressive tread as well. They cost more, but in the long run they're worth it.

This is my second time buying this exact tire the first time it had a 60,000 mile warranty and they have been great on my f150 now I'm buying them for my sierra and it dropped to a 50,000 mile warranty. What has changed in the year since I bought my last set should this be a concern?

Have these tires on 3 trucks. My local firestone has already replaced one set and after having the same issue on all 3 trucks plus the set they replaced i'm not even bothering. After every 2 tread pieces is missing a whole patch of cuts so i have huge patches of bald spots around the tire. This is occurring on 2 trucks that have 15-20k on the sets and one truck that has 6k and you can see them starting to disappear. Another problem is random indentions running the length of the tire. No idea what happened to the Revo 3 but the Revo 2 was SOLID. These are junk and my local firestone still hasn't gotten an update from Bridgestone (or they haven't told me). Skip this tire on your next purchase.

After 4 years and 21,400 miles every tire started to dry-rot on the sidewalls. I spoke with the dealer, Firestone and they offered 25% off a Firestone Destination. I spoke with Bridgestone Warranty directly and he told me that they were 1 month past their 4 year warranty. He could not give me an explanation as to why they stopped making this tire to fit the GMC Sierra Denali 22" Rim. Will never own a Bridgestone/Firestone Product again.

These tires are over priced and don't last. I put these tires on my Ram 1500 two years ago and I have driven approximately 22,000 miles. While the tires were okay when new, they have worn to 5/32 in just 22,000 miles and will need to be replaced soon. When new, the tires were good on road, in rain and in light snow. Off-road they are just okay. They are definitely not worth what I paid for them. I would not recommend them at all based on how short the tread life is. I also don't understand why these don't have the three Peak Mountain snowflake rating on them. This was my first set of Bridgestone's and probably my last, very disappointed.