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I have Cooper S/T Maxx's in a 295/70/18. Really like them so far (1900m). Pretty quite for a more aggressive tire and ride well. I haven't been in a lot of rain, but rain traction seems good.
I got 80,000+ miles on the original set of Michelin's so against my better judgement I replaced them with the same model. Ice and snow aren't a problem now, but will be when winter rolls around again.
Next time I'm going with something with better snow and rain traction.
Michelin LTX AT/2, factory tire. Not a big fan, they ride and handle well but as they start to wear they become noisy on certain road surfaces and wear irregularly to the point of causing a shimmy. Michelin makes great tires, just not this one in particular. Definitely will replace with another brand.
Still running the factory Michelin's on my DRW 350....only 20K on the clock and they are doing fine. Good highway tires and wearing smoothly. I think the 17's may be better then the 20" versions!
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