-Ever-

I'm in a lab for class so I've gotta make this short, but I need some new tires for my Grand Cherokee Limited. It takes an odd wheel size (235-65 17) so I don't have many options as I don't have time to order them (I'm going on a road trip tomorrow!).

Can anyone recommend the Bridgestone Revo's versus the Michelin Cross Terrains? I use the car mainly for highway driving which will be in rain during the rainy seasons. I will occasionally be taking the car into the snowy mountains a few times a year. I hear that both have poor treadwear and that the Revo's are a little superior but tend to get really loud throughout their lifetime.

Thanks for any info.
-T

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I also have a Grand Limited and I use the Michelin LTX with great satisfaction.

BTW, It is a JEEP, not a car

FlatLand Flyer

Look into Cooper all-terrains. They are a great tire. Long tread life and good traction at a good price.

Tech

i can say that michelin is a better brand overall than bridgestone, so i would go with them... michelin is considered to be top of their game

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