Installed new Michelin LTX

toyo

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I got tired of the Dunlop AT20 tires. They were very smooth, but they were god awful in the rain.
I put on 265/70/17.This thing is like a tomb it is so quite. I was deciding between the Cross terrains or Pilot LTX. I have always had good luck with the LTX/M&s so thats what I went with. If anybody is looking at new tires, these are it. They will last forever.
 
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Upsizing

Can you comment on any effects of going up in size? Ride? Performance loss? Speed differential? Fit?
 
In regards to the difference in tires: The feel is so much more solid, the handling just seems more sure footed. I believe the Dunlop tires had a very soft sidewall. My sppedo shows about 1 mph slower than what i am actually going. The truck looks so much better with more neat between the wheel opening.

In regards to the spare. I didnt change the spare. I have never had a flat tire in my whole life, and when I do, I will just drive it to wherever I need to till the other tire is repaired.
 
Sweet. So are you running the LTX's or the Pilot LTX's? I had the original Dunlops, then put on 265/70/17 Revo's, and now I am awaiting the 18's to arrive to mount the 275/65/18 Pilot LTX's. I found the Pilot's at tirerack for 87 bucks each, Duh! I hope you got the Pilot's, I want a tomb too!!!
 
Rubber

Toyo - Could you please state the exact tire designation, where did you bought them, & wot did they cost? I think it is the same tire I have used on several SUVs with very good luck.

I'm lookin' to drop my A20s; I can tell by how much I have had them in the mud, that they would not get me out of any deep stuff.
 
They are 265/70/17 Michelin LTX M/S. The treadwear is 500. I paid a liitle over $700.00 for all four tires mounted, balanced on high speed, then balanced on the car.
 

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