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Michelin LTX A-T2
Michelin LTX A-T2
  • Price Range:  USD $189.99 to $464.99
    All Season

    Off-Road Traction, On-Road Comfort. MICHELIN® LTX® A/T2 tires provide class-leading1 off-road traction and durability with uncompromising on-road comfort and handling.

    Michelin® LTX® A/T2 tires help deliver the grip and durability you would expect from a rugged off-road tire, without compromising the on-road comfort and handling you would expect from a Michelin® tire.

    • MICHELIN Biting Edges™ — notched blocks in the tread pattern — dig into nearly any surface for better off-road traction on dirt, mud, gravel, and wet grass.
    • MICHELIN Comfort Control Technology™ uses computer-optimized design and precision manufacturing to offer greatly reduced vibrations and road noise.
    • The optimized contact patch shape, provided by MaxTouch Construction™, helps deliver exceptionally long tire life under the toughest conditions
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    Overall: 5.0  
  • 4/17/2012
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    Size: 275/60R20 (2008 Dodge Ram 1500 4WD SLT Quad Cab with 1 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Aggressive Driver (Hard Cornering)
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    I am looking to by a new set of tires and reading the reviews have to make a comment. There seams to be a few people making complaints a bought handling on the road being unstable. As I read the reviews of some of the complaints I notice one thing. Its cald shocks people and if they are wore out you loose road control. there is some that may also need a wheel aliment. Doesn't matter how good the tires are if the wheel aliment is out or shocks worn then you loose control.
    Overall: 5.0  
  • 2/26/2012
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    Size: 275/70R18 ( 65000 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Confident, Experienced Driver
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    Best tire on a working F350 . Zero punctures on off pavement daily running loaded .Truck usualy destroys tires , but this one has stamina .
    Overall: 4.2  
  • 1/5/2012
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    Size: 285/55R20 (2008 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 4WD Crew Cab Standard Box w/Z71 Package with 12000 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Confident, Experienced Driver
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    Chevy 2500HD 2008 (LT285/55R20) hauling a 5th of 14000 pounds. I can say that these tires are very good. I red some of the comment for that tire and really don't understand why some said that these tires are not good for big truck or work truck. Maybe they don't know what is a heavy hauling or heavy work.
    Overall: 4.5  
  • 10/28/2011
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    Size: 225/75R16 ( 300 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Confident, Experienced Driver
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    I just purchased the Michelin LTX A/T 2 to replace the GY Wrangler HP P235/65R17 tires and have researched different sites and talked to other Jeep Liberty owners for downeast Canada driving conditions. In fairness to the GY tires, they had 71,000 km and probably could have had another 10,000 km of treadwear left, but with winter right around the corner, decided to purchase them now. The biggest difference so far, is the quiet ride of the Michelin (nitrogen filled). The jeep does not clunk on bumps (like the worn GY had) and handles well on both dry and wet pavement. I still have to wait for snow to come before rating them for snow. For a generous treaded all season tire; it handles well on gravel roads; very quiet also. I will revist the forum to update how these tires peform after the winter is over. The type of GY tread that was on the jeep is no longer available locally. I was contemplating Dunlop SJ6, but people tell me they are very noisy tires; but otherwise good on road and off road.
    Overall: 4.3  
  • 10/12/2011
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    Size: 265/70R17 ( 15000 KM of Tire Wear )
    Anonymous is a Confident, Experienced Driver
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    Very Good tire overall. I don't think the stock ones would have had any issues in our canadian winters but these tires were phenominal. I never got stuck and was able to plow through snow that was easily 12 inches deep and not get stuck. I even did so while towing my moms car out of the driveway and to the main street.
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