Tyre reviews Bridgestone Dueler A/T 697. Page 4 128

Good.
I don't understand why the weight is not specified in the characteristics of any tire???
Because it's important.
Or do I just think so......

High-performance tire for those who don't need a 4x4... on asphalt or off in a 4x4.

Excellent tires, especially since I got them from this store, Japanese production, minimal balancing. Made in Thailand, I won't mention it.

I'm already on my second car. Good tyre. Not very good on ice.

A pretty good tire, but for summer in any conditions. Immediately change to winter tires with the slightest sign of winter. No ice whatsoever.

I purchased these tires as a replacement for similar worn-out tires from the previous owner and I wasn't disappointed. They were balanced to a maximum of 40 grams on 13". At 120 km/h there's more noise from the differential and axles than from the tires. It's comfortable up to 100 km/h. In the rain, tires grip the road well. On asphalt, it doesn't slide from side to side. I drive confidently on sand and light mud. I didn

Top-notch!

I've been searching for a good all terrain tire that would provide both on asphalt and on light off-road comfortable performance!

It has exceeded all my expectations - quiet and soft tires, consumes all small potholes and cracks, hasn't gotten stuck in serious mud yet, but in springtime mud on my country house "works like a charm"! I'm really happy with the purchase and I would recommend it to everyone who doesn't want to put on a "specific off-road" tire

On the highway, it's alright but noisy. The tire is stiff, it feels every bump in the road. Pressures are 1.9...2.0 bar.
Slow braking, need to keep a safe distance.
Ran over wet black soil everywhere, but not aggressively.
The tire is heavy; it's hard to balance. Had to go around three tire shops before they got it balanced properly. The first two said the tire

Excellent quiet and comfortable tires. Purchased as a third set for dry summer conditions. Handling is excellent. On wet terrain they behave predictably. They grip, of course, not as well as M/T or A/T, but decent nonetheless. I would recommend these tires for 4x4 vehicles in a usage regime of 70% asphalt, 30% light off-road. Do not venture into serious mud.