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How are they? Any good? Over glorified street tires or what?
Assuming my order comes through with them of course, heard some coming in with Goodyears.
I don't know much, if anything about Bridgestone tires.
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KO2s are considered some of the most proven tires in the offroad world. They are very good in all conditions but gooey mud, where ALL AT tires suffer because of lugs that are close together, and as a result, they can't throw the mud out. However, they are extremely good tires in all other conditions, and is a big reason why many many people that "overland" choose them. Looks wise, they are on the milder side though, and many that choose NOT to run them usually do it because of looks.
 

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The stock Bridgestone Duellers are a good street/trail tire. If you are only light off roading they are fine. If you're doing mud or rock crawling the tread/sidewalls won't hold up.
 

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Whoops, I thought the OP was talking about the stock AT KO2s.
 
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The stock Bridgestone Duellers are a good street/trail tire. If you are only light off roading they are fine. If you're doing mud or rock crawling the tread/sidewalls won't hold up.
Perfect. Won't be rock crawling or thick mud but I do live in a rural area in the northeast, and my driveway is a 1/4 mile dirt road when can be a pita at certain times. As long as they are a dependable multi purpose tire I'll be happy. Also add that I have a 160 mile round trip commute to work, mostly highway.
 

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The Bridgestone Dueler A/T is garbage. First of all the tread pattern is extremely mild, basically a H/T tread. Second they typically run small. They measure out shorter and more narrow than the same size tire in a Goodyear or BFG. Lastly I've seen awful wear patterns on them. I have seen 5 different tires being used on the JL Wrangler from the factory, and out of those 5 my absolute last choice would be the Bridgestone Dueler A/T.

Just my experience.

Having said that, it's a Jeep so you'll upgrade your tires after the bug bites you anyhow. :)
 

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I got a 2021 unlimited. I’ve done the 5 tire rotation every 5k and have just under 30k miles—mostly road driving. These tires are near the end of their tread life!! Anyone know what the mileage rating is on these?? Really hard to find this. But wow, already need replacing??
 

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I got a 2021 unlimited. I’ve done the 5 tire rotation every 5k and have just under 30k miles—mostly road driving. These tires are near the end of their tread life!! Anyone know what the mileage rating is on these?? Really hard to find this. But wow, already need replacing??
go to tirerack.com these are listed as one of the OEM 2021 tire choices for Sport S. They aren't a great tire judging by the 400BB (+ they aren't cheap)

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The factory Bridgestones on my wife's 2019 went 40000 miles before needing replaced. I was doing 5 tire rotations so that means each tire had 32000 miles on it. They were good on the highway, around town and in moderate snow. They never saw heavy off road use or serious mud. Really nothing more difficult than forest service roads. Other than wearing out too soon I liked them for their purpose. I replaced them with Michelins that have a similar tread pattern and hope the Michelins will wear better.
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