Review on Bridgestone Dueler A/T 001 265/70 R16 112S summer by Michal Wjcik ᠌

My previous tire brand of choice was Continental; however, I recently switched to Bridgestone for the first time in my life. But considering that the guys in my environment have been vocally praising the bridges for the past couple of years, I've made the decision to put my faith in the Japanese. Why I choose to go with the Duelist 001 instead. When I first started looking for an ateshka, it was because I enjoy getting away from the city during the summertime, particularly now that we have a summer house and a site where we can do a U-turn. On the other hand, considering that I travel solely on asphalt during the middle of the week, I don't see any point to bring along a tire designed specifically for off-road use. In general, we needed something that could handle the monotony of daily life as well as the excitement of hectic weekends. Dueler 001 was an excellent match for the requirements. I had no trouble balancing on them, they stood up without any effort, and it took me about a week to become used to them. In the first month, a little bit more rolling was done, and everything was great in general. The tires are very well controlled; they do not provide any challenges while negotiating turns or passing other vehicles; they grip the road surface tenaciously when the vehicle is turned; and the vehicle does not slide. The motion is also good when performed on the ground, despite the fact that it is obvious that the tires will not pull at all. I believe the Japanese were successful in striking such a balance between on-road and off-road use of their vehicle. Many thanks to everyone who took the time to read this; I sincerely hope that my insights will be helpful.