Nokian Outpost nAT and Bridgestone Dueler A/T Ascent experience / reviews?

[FartWar]

Hey all!
Wanted to get some real life experience info with Nokian Outpost nAT and Bridgestone Dueler A/T Ascent.
Hoping i could get more info pertaining to mileage and road noise differences compared to the OEM tires.
Thanks!

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[HighTechJoe]

I’ve got the Outpost nAT installed on 18” wheels. My CT came with the all seasons. I’m very happy with them. I spent all day yesterday off-roading in the snow/ice and performance was great. Efficiency wise I used 10wh/m more energy with the Outpost nATs on a 90 mile loop vs the stock all seasons.

I went with them because I ski every weekend and so ice and snow performance was my highest priority, followed by efficiency and off-road performance. I’m very happy with the performance of all 3.

 

[HighTechJoe]

Forgot to mention road noise. The NATs are louder than the all seasons. I can’t compare vs the stock all terrain.

 

[RonSol]

Have the Nokians for about 4 months now. OEM size that replaced the AT Goodyears. Fantastic in the snow and off road. I spend a decent amount of time in the woods and these tires have been great. Love the looks. Little more noise on the road but it’s a truck with AT tires so I don’t expect it to be silent.

 

[Freeseframe]

I'll also put my vote in for the Outpost nATs. Have had mine since November and they did extremely well in the snow and ice this past winter (much better than the OEM Goodyear ATs). Noise wise about a wash compared to the Goodyear ATs.

There is some give up for efficiency. Haven't had enough warm weather yet to know the exact amount yet. Probably 5-10%.

 

[Ozark Cyber]

Hey all!
Wanted to get some real life experience info with Nokian Outpost nAT and Bridgestone Dueler A/T Ascent.
Hoping i could get more info pertaining to mileage and road noise differences compared to the OEM tires.
Thanks!

I recently bought the bridgestone ats. Haven't had any snow but I can barely hear any difference in sound between them and the original Pirelli's at 75 mph. I imagine they will take more energy but don't know how much as I have put a new bedrock on at the same,

 

[MisterChilidog]

I replaced the OEM A/Ts with the Duelers and I love them. They're quieter and more comfortable than the OEMs, and they feel a bit more predictable on pavement and on dirt/gravel roads. I haven't been able to determine their relative efficiency yet, but that's probably a sign they're very comparable. I still need to do some towing, to see how they handle that task, but I've got high hopes based on my experience so far.

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