Tyre reviews Bridgestone Dueler H/T 687. Page 1 166

Friends, be more attentive when choosing tires!!! Because Bridgestone Dueler H/T 687 (Dueler 687 Highway Terrain) - a summer tire for 4x4 vehicles for highway driving and urban roads, not for off-road!!! Instead of blaming the manufacturer, choose the tires better!!! And Bridgestone gives a 5-year guarantee.

It came off the production line.
1, Towed 118,000 km before replacement, sold to a farmer for resale.
2, Towed 40,000 km, burst on tram tracks together with three rims.
3, Towed 127,000 km, sold with remaining tread 4.5 mm, 5 tyres for 3 rubles.
It can go anywhere - on asphalt, to the dacha, on the river

I only drive this in the summer. Asphalt, dry dirt, gravel, etc. - perfectly fine. A country road after the rain or clay - immediately engage four-wheel drive and low gear, and most importantly, do not stop. It's still more of a highway than an off-road vehicle. If I were to change, I would switch to Michelin LTX, it's great on asphalt and very good on off-road terrain (I've tried it and I recommend it).

Good tire, true, a bit hard with all the consequences... Never let me down. Noise at 120 km/h. Rides well (rolling resistance). After 60,000 km it worn down to 2-3 mm (new depth is 6.9-7.2 mm), so I'm completely thrilled, it should last that much again?!!

Grand Vitara 2008 max 2.0, perfect for Grand Vitara. The only minus is that it's very noisy on high-speed turns in the summer. In the winter, I drove it without any complaints, but on the rails it may slightly slip, I felt very confident. I used only this tire on the Suszuk, but it was nice, I don't understand the other reviews, my producer is Japan.

not great, but better than Russian and Chinese

to Leksz, "fuel consumption three times...", do you mean, if I remove it from my Harrier 3L Four, my summer fuel consumption will drop from 16 liters to 10l? A 3L Harrier in the summer in the city consumes at least 15l, and that's a rare case, so this tire doesn't affect consumption, IMHO

Not really

So.... you need to turn on 4x4 in the rain, or it starts to slip. Same in the snow, only 4x4. Haven't driven on mud, but I think it's not good. But when it's dry, there are no problems. However, I'm thinking of replacing them, bought them together with the car. They don't affect fuel consumption.

Red tires. Japanese. In summer up to 210 km/h, in winter it's possible but very carefully until it doesn't slip on snow, on asphalt it's okay. On sand, mud, etc. they can drive, not like a tractor but they can drive. The best option. Bought at Mosavtochine about 10 years ago.

Good Summer Tires

Good tires, I'll buy those again.