Bridgestone and the Sport Trac

[Casper S]

I only chime in occassionally, but have to remark that my last post commented on the 'thump-thump' of the Wranglers and my displeasure. I took care of that today with a set of Dueller H/L Alenza tires. What a remarable difference! I needed more of a highway tread and wanted some good comfort for the long haul. I think these will do it. Shocks are next!!!

 

[Wes Davis]

Did you get those new shoes nitrogen filled? It is hard to imagine but the difference between nitrogen and regular air is huge.

 

[Steven W]

my friend was talking about the nitrogen filling the other day. what is the difference between air and nitrogen filling??

 

[Deleted deleted]

lol, not a bit of difference! That's like saying a Turbinator improves mpg.

 

[TomT]

I got those same tires a couple of months ago. They are incredible. My stock tires were actually Michelin's and not as bad as Crapyear tires but the Dueler Alenza's are still noticeably better handling.

 

[Rodger Tellefson]

Put a set, incl. spare, of the Alenza's on just before our trip to Louisville, and I concur that they are a very good all season tire. Bridgestone bills them as luxury SUV tires, but what I feel really helps is that they have a higher load range.

 

[LoriMaury Kimbrough]

My boys has the Bridgestone Dueler Revo's and we love them. We were amazed at the difference in the ride of the tire. Sure wish I couldv'e gotten the deal that Q is getting.



I've decided that I'm going to be stuck on Bridgestone for a while. My Jeep will get a set next.

 

[Michael Cacioppo]

Nitrogen will not make the tire perform better or worse. It will have a marked difference in the tire pressure verses temperature. I guess you could say that maintaining the desired pressure over a higher heat range is a performance enhancement of sorts.