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Those are GMT400 wheels, no? 
More tire wanting goodness!
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Those are GMT400 wheels, no?
Correct.
I put the Michelin's on yesterday to take a small highway trip, and even though they're 10 ply, and had 40 PSI in them... They still rode smoother than the factory tires did
No noticable hit in fuel mileage so far.
Pics when I can unplug stuff from my computer without a BSOD...
So, you bought 2 Michelins?
A pair of 10 ply M/Ss replacing a pair of P-type Wranglers likely won't yield that mileage gain you are looking for, Dennis 
Just sayin'
Just sayin'
A pair of 10 ply M/Ss replacing a pair of P-type Wranglers likely won't yield that mileage gain you are looking for, Dennis
Just sayin'
I wasn't looking for a gain, I just didn't want a big loss
FYI, there was no change
...in highway mileage... City mileage remains to be seen
The 10 ply's are "low rolling resistance" according to Michelin.
Yeah, they are pretty sweet. I picked up 1 mpg in town with the AT2s
Good to hear!
The Firestone Destination M/T's were doing close to the same as the factory tires... Maybe a touch worse
I'm definitely liking these MS2s though... I hope winter performance is just as good!
We get more ice than deep snow here, so I didn't get something with an aggressive tread... However, if we DO get deep snow... I have the MT's I can use
The Firestone Destination M/T's were doing close to the same as the factory tires... Maybe a touch worse
I'm definitely liking these MS2s though... I hope winter performance is just as good!
We get more ice than deep snow here, so I didn't get something with an aggressive tread... However, if we DO get deep snow... I have the MT's I can use
Yep, same for me in Anchorage. I could have gone with either, since we just have smooth solid ice on the street for most of the winter.
I do plan on picking up a pair of chains for extra insurance
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