Michelin A/T2's - Likes / Dislikes - Any MPG update?

[BayTrails]

I am in the market to replace my factory duelers after 50K on them.... and they are just about gone.

I have seen many of the great posts discussing the Michelin A/T2's.
I wanted to check back to hear if anyone has updated info on MPG of the tire as well as their overall satisfaction with the tire.

I am currently on the fence between the Cross Terrain's or the A/T2's.

Thanks.

Brian.

2006 4Runner SR5

 

[pipspeak]

Cross Terrains will give you better gas mileage but they're different beasts from the AT2.

 

[cmb]

AT2s

Brian, we have AT2s on wife's Pilot, went from Revos after 40-45 000 miles.Revos got too noisy for the wife as they wore, but were great tires.I bought a set for my Tundra because of how impressed I was with them.I'm sure the AT2s will do the job too, mileage reduced about the same as with the Revos,1-2 MPGs.We've not had heavy enough snow yet to compare the two but the Revos turned her Pilot into 'snow beast'.

 

[Atomic 4Runner]

I am in the market to replace my factory duelers after 50K on them.... and they are just about gone.
I am currently on the fence between the Cross Terrain's or the A/T2's.
Thanks.
Brian.
2006 4Runner SR5

Hey Brian, I'm in the same dilemma, with 47K on my 2006 V-8 Ltd. and looking to replace the original Michelin Cross Terrain's. They would probably give me another 3-5k before the treadwear indicator starts showing, but with winter coming, might as well plan on replacing them before the inclement weather arrives. The CTs have always been quiet, and even now in their worn condition, I sitll get great traction with them (of course, the V-8 is full-time 4WD). Have you looked at the Michelin Latitude? It has a better Temp rating, longer wear rating, yet it has 1.5/32 less tread than the Cross Terrain?

Interested in hearing the results of running these new Latitude tires?

BTW, you misspelled your name.

Bryan