Anyone go with the Michelin LTX m/s2's?

[Jason B]

265/70/16

 

[Sig220]

I had them on and replaced them with Michelin LTX AT2's.

They still had some meat on them on replacement, but I don't know how many miles they had been run as they were on the T4R when I bought it.

I have been running the AT2's for about 5000 miles so far and they are great.

 

[Jason B]

I had them on and replaced them with Michelin LTX AT2's.

They still had some meat on them on replacement, but I don't know how many miles they had been run as they were on the T4R when I bought it.

I have been running the AT2's for about 5000 miles so far and they are great.

Cool., You had the ms "2" version?

If you hav any pics of your AT2's, feel free to post.

 

[Sig220]

Cool., You had the ms "2" version?

If you hav any pics of your AT2's, feel free to post.

On second thought, I had the MS version not the "2", but now I have the AT "2"

 

[Kmvreter]

... 265/70/16

Good choice. Let us know how you like them after a few miles.

 

[1800AskMatt]

I have them now.

I love them ! arty:

I do run the rear @ 40 psi to tighten the sidewalls from the side flexing.

My last ones got 100k and still had 3/32 left on them.

 

[TheDurk]

I just put them on to replace my Michelin Cross-Terrains after 85k (no longer available in my size). So far, so good, but I haven't even seen a rain storm yet. I loved my Cross-Terrains.

 

[004Gunner]

I had them on and replaced them with Michelin LTX AT2's.

They still had some meat on them on replacement, but I don't know how many miles they had been run as they were on the T4R when I bought it.

I have been running the AT2's for about 5000 miles so far and they are great.

I got quoted $205 per tire which includes mount and balance, but not tax. What did you pay for yours?

I just put them on to replace my Michelin Cross-Terrains after 85k (no longer available in my size). So far, so good, but I haven't even seen a rain storm yet. I loved my Cross-Terrains.

I have 76k on my Cross Terrains and am debating whether I should put them through another winter. The fact that this is even an option is a testament to the Cross Terrain's performance

 

[TheDurk]

I have 76k on my Cross Terrains and am debating whether I should put them through another winter. The fact that this is even an option is a testament to the Cross Terrain's performance

That's pretty close to where I was this time last year. I risked it, figuring I could swap them if the winter was really bad. Luckily, although we had a fair amount of snow for NJ, I never really got caught in it. They were done now, though. Half the wear bars flat even. (I waited until my wheel painting project was done.) Still performed better in the rain than the POS Goodyear Wranglers that came new with the car in '99.

 

[buzzzam]

I got quoted $205 per tire which includes mount and balance, but not tax. What did you pay for yours?



I have 76k on my Cross Terrains and am debating whether I should put them through another winter. The fact that this is even an option is a testament to the Cross Terrain's performance

I just purchased my A/T 2's today and it was $815 out the door with lifetime balancing and rotations. That doesn't include a Michelin $70 rebate that I need to send in. Gonna run 35psi all around and see how that works out.

 

[Sig220]

I got quoted $205 per tire which includes mount and balance, but not tax. What did you pay for yours?



I have 76k on my Cross Terrains and am debating whether I should put them through another winter. The fact that this is even an option is a testament to the Cross Terrain's performance

I got a "deal", they were $760 for 4, mounted balanced and out the door.

I need to check my pressures, but have had them on for about 3000 miles now.
They performed great in ice and snow on a trip to CO and are quiet on the hwy.

I'll be making a 500 mile roundtrip with them this weekend.