Anyone Running Michelin AT2s?
I went from Goodyear RT-S that came from the factory and I apologize if there are any RT-S fans out there but I found them to be junk on anything but pure dry pavement especially on a 4x4. They did however get decent mpgs.
Anyway, since I was so happy with my Pirelli ATRs on our Touareg, I bought a set of 255/70/16s for the Ranger and lost 2mpg.
So, two options:
1) Michelin LTX MS 1 or 2 or the Sam's version X LT2 and use up the Pirellis on a cheap 2nd set of wheels in the winter or when I go 4 wheelin'.
2) Michelin LTX A/T2 and run 'em year round and sell the Pirellis.
Question: I am pretty confident option 1 will restore mileage but is anyone running option 2 and if so . . . did it cost you mpgs? The AT/2s have the same UTGQ as my Pirellis so I am concerned they might yield the same mpg problem. I realize UTGQ isn't necessarily = to rolling resistance directly but you will generally find tires rated for mpgs have 700-800 UTGQ, not 500.
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Garth
2011 Ford F150 XLT 4x4 EcoBoost, Gray/Silver
2005 Volvo XC90 [more than just a grocery getter!]
1987 Olds 442 27K Original Miles
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