Michelin LTX® A/T2 ??????

04asphalt · 03-04-2008, 04:21 PM

anyone running Michelin LTX® A/T2, heard anything about them?

04asphalt · 03-06-2008, 02:41 PM

Roland · 03-06-2008, 03:43 PM

I'm not familiar with those tires but I will say in my experiance over the years Michelin tires have been great. They usually cost a bit more but perform well and outlast any comparable tire that I've seen. The Michelins on my last truck still had good tread after over 100,000 miles. (your milage may vary)

Mudbug · 03-06-2008, 04:29 PM

I"ve got em! I like them. They have a little something to bite off road and are pretty quiet on road and they have good treadwear...only thing i have against them is they do seem a tad mushier cornering than the stock dunflops.

4x4x4trd · 06-29-2008, 10:07 AM

I replaced the stock tires on my '99 with the LTX M/S and loved them.

When the time comes on this truck it will be the LTX A/T2. Same reasons as above just a slightly more aggressive pattern for off road and snow. Still be a quiet 60,000 mile road tire.

Go to "Tirerack.com" and do some comparing. They weren't under 8.2 on any catagory and are 10# lighter and cost less $ than several others and #4 on the list overall as I recall.

05TacoTRD · 06-29-2008, 10:33 AM

My Moms Sequioa has LTX M/S on it (265/75). She just replaced the first set (tires for life) with 70K miles and still having plenty of tread left. They are good tires. They seem to handle some mud and sand pretty well and are great on the street. My Parents swear by Michelin tires.

TacoCo · 09-04-2008, 09:00 AM

I just put some on my '09 Taco. I had BFG AT's and Dueler AT Revo's on my 4Runner before, and the road noise was too much with both. Got great mileage on the Revo's (56k miles), but they were pretty scary to drive on last winter. I probably should have replaced them sooner. The AT2's are great so far. Smooth and quiet. I just hope that they do ok in the snow.

03-04-2008, 04:21 PM	#1
04asphalt Member Joined: Nov 2007, #3405 Posts: 40 PreRunner 2006 Access Cab Automatic	Michelin LTX® A/T2 ?????? anyone running Michelin LTX® A/T2, heard anything about them? __________________ Mr.Frugal 06 TRD Access Cab PreRunner

03-06-2008, 02:41 PM	#2
04asphalt Member Joined: Nov 2007, #3405 Posts: 40 PreRunner 2006 Access Cab Automatic	__________________ Mr.Frugal 06 TRD Access Cab PreRunner

03-06-2008, 03:43 PM	#3
Roland My other ride has sails Joined: Jan 2008, #4149 Location: Rhode Island Posts: 1,825 06 Impulse Red I4 2WD Access Cab 2006 Access Cab Manual 2.7 UnderCover Tonneau, Bed mat, Bug Deflector, aFe Pro Dry S, Secondary Air Filter removed, Synthetic 5W-30 oil, Scanguage II with blendmount, WeatherTech floorliners, Toyota seat covers, Installed OEM intermittent wipers, TacomaWorld sticker, Defrost without AC mod.	I'm not familiar with those tires but I will say in my experiance over the years Michelin tires have been great. They usually cost a bit more but perform well and outlast any comparable tire that I've seen. The Michelins on my last truck still had good tread after over 100,000 miles. (your milage may vary) __________________ "Life's journeys End is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "...holy shit what a ride!"

06-29-2008, 10:33 AM	#6
05TacoTRD Proud to be a Redneck Joined: Feb 2008, #4570 Location: Jacksonville, Florida Age: 17 Posts: 1,747 '05 Prerunner V6 TRD Off Road 2005 Access Cab Automatic 1GR-FE All Weather Mats, Sirius Radio, Bullbar/skidplate, Rear Leaf Spring TSB, Tailgate TSB, Front+Rear Mudflap Delete, Hose Clamp DIY	My Moms Sequioa has LTX M/S on it (265/75). She just replaced the first set (tires for life) with 70K miles and still having plenty of tread left. They are good tires. They seem to handle some mud and sand pretty well and are great on the street. My Parents swear by Michelin tires. __________________ Alex - Myspace - Cardomain - Taco Lift FAQ

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03-06-2008, 04:29 PM	#4
Mudbug Senior Member Joined: May 2007, #1574 Posts: 290	I"ve got em! I like them. They have a little something to bite off road and are pretty quiet on road and they have good treadwear...only thing i have against them is they do seem a tad mushier cornering than the stock dunflops. __________________ 2007 Tacoma Regular Cab 4x4 2.7 2006 Yamaha FZ1 1966 Ford F100

06-29-2008, 10:07 AM	#5
4x4x4trd My other ride weighs 200 tons Joined: Jan 2008, #4267 Location: North Texas Age: 51 Posts: 883 08 White Access Cab TRD OR, Debadged 2008 Access Cab Automatic 4.0 V6 AFE oil free drop in, Secondary removed, tint, front D-rings, Toyota bed mat, Undercover tonneau, TRD seat covers and floor mats, Pioneer speakers, Westin Platinum bars, Fumoto oil valve, short antena, Nifty Xtreme's, TSB leaf springs, Bilstein 5100's set at .85" in the front	I replaced the stock tires on my '99 with the LTX M/S and loved them. When the time comes on this truck it will be the LTX A/T2. Same reasons as above just a slightly more aggressive pattern for off road and snow. Still be a quiet 60,000 mile road tire. Go to "Tirerack.com" and do some comparing. They weren't under 8.2 on any catagory and are 10# lighter and cost less $ than several others and #4 on the list overall as I recall.

09-04-2008, 09:00 AM	#7
TacoCo Member Joined: Aug 2008, #8512 Location: Eagle, CO Posts: 37 09 TRD Off-Road DC V6 Magnetic Gray 2009 Double Cab Manual 4.0L V6 Snugtop XV Shell	I just put some on my '09 Taco. I had BFG AT's and Dueler AT Revo's on my 4Runner before, and the road noise was too much with both. Got great mileage on the Revo's (56k miles), but they were pretty scary to drive on last winter. I probably should have replaced them sooner. The AT2's are great so far. Smooth and quiet. I just hope that they do ok in the snow.