Michelin LTX AT2s installed

What is cheap priced?

 

I had a set of LTX MS2s on a 2000 T4R for 73K miles. Never rotated them but the truck drove dead on straight. Right rear tire wore out first.
Hopefully the LTX MS Defenders (on my 3rd gen), and the LTX AT2s (on OPs) will hold up just as well.
OP - Tires look great. I was torn between the MS and AT2s. I went for the MS, I was probably biased based on my previous set.

 

Completely understandable, Sir.

 

my quote on them is $116.95 p245/75/16 BSW

 

Are you referring to Michelin LTX AT2’s ?

 

I had the AT2 on a TRD offroad because I wanted a little more tougher looking tire and believe me you wont loose any performance or handling using the AT2 compared to the Defender all depends on what look your going for if I had a TRD Offroad id opt for the AT2 an SR5 id opt for the Defender

 

no no im talking Doneflops AT20 tires, I got quotes for them and Defenders and the BFGoodrich tire Advantage T/A

 

yes, installed? Mine are not the "defender" ltx, they are the ltx at2's...not sure if those are different. Dealership wuote with alignment would be around $1050.

 

I don't notice a huge diff between the OEs but I have tinitus and hearing loss from my time in the military so everything is quiet to me.....

 

Thanks! I'm liking them so far, just went through some fresh snow here in Nebraska like butta....

 

i like the Michelin line of tire....i have a 2016 try sport......want to keep it stock and street....which Michelin tire should i be looking at...

 

I would think that fuel mileage should improve a little.

 

Street...the Defender. Country gravel roads and trails....the AT2.

 

thank you sir....

 

If you want to keep the same look that the sport offers, I'd look at the Michelin Defender LTX series.

 

yes, I'll get an accurate reading when I don't have to warm my truck up for 15 minutes every morning lol..

 

You'll love them. I'm on my 3rd set and will do a 4th when it's time.

 

Anyone here have the Michelin LTX AT2s on a white Taco? Wondering the look with the white lettering out.

 

when I was having them installed, the dealer no joke, asked me if I wanted the white raised logos on the inside... I replied, "what do most people do", he said "to be honest, it looks dumb to see white lettering on the inside when walking past trucks in parking lots, etc". No one will ever judge you for having a tire that says "Michelin" on it. With that being said, maybe this will help. Same tires on Tundra TRD PRO

 

^^ thanks, the black does look good. My rims are the dark grey SR5s so the white might be to conflicting. If they were black rims perhaps that would look better to me.