Yeah All terrains have a some what of a problem washing mud out. Well atleast mine do

 

duelers revo's do better in the mud and last you twice as long....

 

I took my BFG A/T's off at about 40K, and I think they easily had another 10k to go, probably more. So I guess if I had dueler revo's instead, I could have gotten 80-100k on them? I seriously doubt that. BFG A/T's are known for their exceptional life.

 

I have heard mostly good things about the BFG's, I am looking at some for my truck

 

dueler revo's have a milage warranty of 50,000 miles....they last atleast that if your hard on them. I"ve seen people get 80k out of them if you take care of them. I'm not trying to bash heads with anyone here. I'm just speaking out my opinion.

 

The Dueler A/T REVO with UNI-T AQII Technology was developed to meet the needs of pickup truck and sport utility vehicle drivers who drive their vehicle both on and off the road. The Dueler A/T REVO is Bridgestone's first Off-Road All-Terrain light truck tire in America to feature UNI-T AQII Technology. It uses an advanced compound and construction features that enhance and preserve wet traction throughout the tire's life to better handle wet road conditions.
On the outside, the Dueler A/T REVO molds a Super Long Link Carbon Black, Dual Layer Tread II compound into an aggressive, all-terrain pattern of interlocking tread blocks to provide traction and handling on- and off-road. As the top layer of tread compound wears away, it reveals a second layer specifically developed to resist aging and remain pliable to retain more wet traction-even as it wears.
Internally, the Dueler A/T REVO features a Computer Optimized Component System that blends twin high strength steel belts reinforced with spirally wrapped nylon to stabilize the tread area and enhance durability while minimizing weight. O-Beads (which use a single strand of bead wire that is continuously wrapped multiple times until the desired strength is provided) enhance the tire's fit to the wheel to improve uniformity and ride quality.
*i copied this from tire rack.com*
...and they are about 40 dollars a tire less the bfg's....