Review on Bridgestone Dueler A/T 001 265/70 R16 112S summer by Stanislaw Banasiuk ᠌

Phew. Oh, and for a good portion of my life, I opted to equip myself with AT tires. Maxxis, geolandar g-015, Dunlop grantrek. Bought! Like! Obviously, you can drive over puddles without any concerns, and it brakes really well on asphalt. It also rides just slightly worse in mud and sand. Waiting with bated breath for more? Well, don't. This is for those with M/T. The discovery of a 16-millimeter self-tapping screw in the first week was an enjoyable bonus. I noticed it stuck in the wheel, removed it, and continued driving. No take from you if there is no puncture. Concerning the topic of clamor! They are audible to be sure! No! A small amount. It is comparable in strength to good highways, but only slightly so. The sound is neither a rumbling nor a rattle, either. Simply put, it's just some fluffy filler and nothing more. My primary concern was that they would be loud, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that they were even quieter than my old road cycles. In general, I'm glad. I feel obligated to point out that they did have an effect on the amount of gasoline used. Gram 400–600 for every one hundred consumed. I am very satisfied with my purchase of these tires for use on a 2022 Forester in the dimension 225/60 r17. I have no idea how I ever got by without all-season or all-terrain tires and I don't understand why a crossover wouldn't have them. I recommend that they purchase to anyone who enjoys going fishing or spending time in the woods. Suitable for travel on all kinds of roadways.