Bridgestone Duravis M700 HD 215/85R16 115 R Tire
- Brand:
- Bridgestone
- Model Number:
- Duravis M700 HD 214606
- UPC:
- 092971166212
- EAN:
- 0092971166212
- Walmart SKU:
- 17791436
| Price Type | Price | Date |
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Highest Price
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$326.08 | |
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Lowest Price
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$326.08 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$326.08 |
Tracking History: We have tracked Bridgestone Duravis M700 HD 215/85R16 115 R Tire since 9/21/2026. The most recent price update was on Sep 22, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $326.08 (lowest on 9/21/2026) to $326.08 (highest on 9/21/2026). The average price during this period is $326.08.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $326.08 (Sep 22) to $326.08 (Sep 22) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $326.08.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.23/5 from 13 reviews.
Excellent performance, quiet ride, exceptional traction, I drive a lot of back roads some grades are 7 + percent grades so i needed a tire that could dig in and lug up the steep bull dozer path grades. these tires have out performed any other tires i have owned. I just purchased a new truck 2015 3500 Chevy Silverado 6.6 LTZ and will immediately replace the factory tires with the Duravis M700 tires. Good Job GM and Bridgestone a solid tire means everything.
was more than pleased with these tires, change out my first set at 80,000 km's, now just put my third set on at 160,000 km's. I drive a lot of gravel and mixed roads and nothing seems to phase these tires, they grip nice with out making noise on the highway, side wall strength is really good. I also pull a 24 foot stock trailer most of the time with them and have never had an issue with the tire, I even kept alll the old tires and put them on my farm trucks. so in short was shocked that an OEM tire was so great never had that kinda luck before, well done Bridgestone and Chevy.
OEM tires that have been amazing. Tread wear perfectly even, no were near the wear indicator bar yet. Great tire, probably the best I have ever owned.
My job takes me off road in granite and quartz canyons which chew tires to bits! Before these I had two highly praised common all terraintires but they couldn't handle the sidewall wear from rough terrain. These tires are my lifeline 60 miles from nowhere usually cell phone signals are even iffy. I trust these with my life!
I just bought another set of them, they wore like iron and when off road I could push snow up steep grades, I have on-road and off road chains with the M700 Bridgestones, I carried them around never once had to put them on. They look good, full tire width, and are quiet for a traction tire. I pull my bump trailor 14 ft with my loader in it, quite often nad get no sway.I hauled a load of used potting soil, we have a free scale on the way home. It weighed out at 24,552 lbs.
These came factory on my '09 Chevy 4x4. I admit I don't rotate as Ishould however GM needs to rethink their pressure ratings. The back tires at 70psi is way too much. My rear tires wore incredibly fast down the center of the tread. Once that started happening I backed off the presuure about 8 lbs. I always get the OnStar report every month saying they are low but GM isn't providing free tires. The front on the other hand at 45,000 miles look like they still have another 45,000 of life in them.< br>I figure with the rear replacements by the time they wear down again they will have evened up and all four will be due for a change.< br>I think the tires are somewhat noisy. I have the LTZ model so even with the extra sound insulation they still drone at highway speeds. Other than that they are average in everything, snow rain, mud. They are a high priced tire but I won't switch until all four need rplacing at the same time.
I am willing to pay the higher price for these to get a more aggressive tread and incredibly quiet ride. Hard to get both. I tow a travel trailer and go on road trips a lot and couldn't be happier with getting over 40k miles out of these. Quiet ride is huge to me and on a 3/4 ton SUV, they ride great as well. Deeper snow is tough but unless you have mud terrain, most tires will have a tough time.
Had the duravis m773 that came with the truck when I bought it new, got 86k out of them. I'm at about 75k on these m700 tires and as long as winter holds off a bit I'll definitely get at least another 10k out of them. Yea they are expensive but to be getting 85k+ out of truck tires it should be considered ridiculous to be getting that much mileage out of a set of tires.
These tires came stock on my 2500HD. They seem to be wearing very well so far. During the blizzards we had here in the Baltimore/DC area this past month I didn't have any problems at all. Whether is it was pushing through 24+inches of snow in the neighborhoods or riding on top of hard packed ice & snow on the freeway, It felt like I always had traction and was in control.
My appointment was at 2 PM but I could not get there and didn't have confirmation at that time on my phone so I came instead at 5:30 and department managers said he had two workers and they could not install them. I saw two workers they weren't doing anything and he couldn't install two tires an hour so I just got my tires and I'll go elsewhere to have them installed. i've been at the service center before and had similar problems, but I guess I should say always the problem I won't ever get here again. i'm fine with the Bridgestone tires. I just don't care for the service center. The guy started getting happy with me so I got happy with him and they called Securety and he started it.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
Walmart.com prices have ranged from $326.08 (Sep 22) to $326.08 (Sep 22) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $326.08.
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