Just put on a set of 4 Bridgestone Duler H/T 245/70/16 for Highway driving.
Hit Speeds of 95 (Please don't tell my mommy).
Smooth Quite and good handling on the Florida Tpk. Zigged and Zagged through the construction site without a problem.

Waiting for Rain so I can check out the wet handling. Any suggestions for testing them out more on the highway. I have 30 days to try them if I don't like em I get full credit towards other tires.

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Those came stock on my mom's Toyota Highlander. I haven't heard any complaints from them. I have the AT Revo's myself, and they are great in rain and snow (and off-road too). If you plan on wheelin' it, you might want to trade for the Revo's.

Good luck!

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Lawrence, MA
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2004 Sport with just enough to get me in trouble
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There has only been snow once that I can remember and it lasted only a few minutes. It was weird everyone left their homes and offices to go outside and see. Mostly just need wet tracktion, and not much off road left here. Occasionally I get out in the Everglades.

Usually we just get Hurricanes!

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700 miles since last week, 1 Hurricane, several tropical down pours.
Tires still riding good no slipping. Milage does appear to be off a bit.
The roll does not see as quick. Tire pressure appears to be okay.

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It's not a car
It's not an SUV
It's not a truck
It's a JEEP!