What pressure for Michelin LTX MS/2

Just the opposite where I'm at. $200.00 less than Costco? Wow! You did good.

 

Bought mine at Costco during a Michelin $70 discount promotion, which they seem to alternate with Bridgestone and other brands. Easily saved over $200 compared to anyone else's prices, without even pricing in the lifetime free rotation/balance, and free road hazard. P245/75-16 MS2 less than $800/set out the door.

 

P245/75/16s at Costco
http://tires2.costco.com/product.aspx?ItemNo=509566&SearchID=0f99cea4-64c3-4f07-bba6-466d2563f85b

$664 then $70 off...$594

Discount tire direct is $704 then $70 off... $634

 

http://www.discounttiredirect.com/direct/cart/showCart.do

$100 mail in rebate

$604 afterward

 

Just got some installed last night. Costco put them all at 29. This for 265/65/17. Though, I may go up a bit as visually they all look a tad low. Ride's nice though.

 

I got the AT 2's and run them at 35psi, truck gets better fuel millage than at 29psi. tire wear appears even

 

MS/2's treated me great on saturday...predictable and consistent all day. In 4HI no side-to-side movement or slippage. Braking was the same. Tremendous performance

 

Those FJ wheels look great on your truck!

 

thank you

 

-I keep my MS2s at 1 psi greater than the factory ratings. Anything higher, or otherwise keeping the front psi matched to the rear psi makes my truck very unbalanced.

-MS2s are certainly exceeding my expectations for winter snow driving! They have definitely eliminated my 'ABS Dangerous In the Snow concerns! I just hope they wear as well as they are rated to wear.

 

I'm running my 245-75-16 MS2's at 35 front, 36 rear. It's what the dealer put them at when they put the tires on my truck. Seems to be ok. Felt a little soft to me and I wanted to bump them up a little, but when I discovered today that I was already at 35/36, I'm gonna stay where I'm at.