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From: Mid Atlantic
I have Michelins on all our vehicles and think they are the best for the dollar.
I have the LTX MS2's on both of the vehicles in my sig and am very happy. Due to the nature of the use in my F-350 I get about 40-50K our of them but that is better than the 30K I was getting before...
I have the LTX MS2's on both of the vehicles in my sig and am very happy. Due to the nature of the use in my F-350 I get about 40-50K our of them but that is better than the 30K I was getting before...
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From: San Diego, CA
My BF Goodrich Mud Terrain TA KM2 tires are the best I've ever had. My dad is on his second set of BFG All-Terrains and loves them. Before you blast me for not posting what the OP asked for: BFG is made by Michelin.
I buy nothing but Michelin for my wife's "truck" (Hyundai Santa Fe). The last set I bought were Goodyear that were warrantied for 80K (but I only got 25K out of them before the wear bars). I will buy nothing but Michelin products from now on, regardless of the deal.
Just my .02
I buy nothing but Michelin for my wife's "truck" (Hyundai Santa Fe). The last set I bought were Goodyear that were warrantied for 80K (but I only got 25K out of them before the wear bars). I will buy nothing but Michelin products from now on, regardless of the deal.
Just my .02
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Well I went and bought new tires on Wednesday. I got the Cooper Discoverer AT3, 275-65-20. I like these tires, nice and quiet on the road, an aggressive AT tread, and reasonably priced. $285 per tire installed. With all the rain we are having in the Northeast, these tires have seen plenty of wet roads and I feel very confident with them. So now my Toyos sit in the garage waiting for a new home.
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