Hi Guys,
I have read over 20 threads here on EOC about tires for the E, but I still have some questions and would appreciate your input.
My Michelin LTX are down to 2/32" and it's time for a new set.
I liked the Michelins a lot for day to day use, but they are currently very expensive, even at Costco. I also slid a couple of times over snow.
So, most of my drive is dry highway, about 60 miles commute. But during the winter I go up to Mammoth for about 5 weekends, but I do like to go when it's snowing.
So I want a set of tires that will handle very well on the road on dry and wet conditions, but also give me confidence when driving on snow.
I am not sure if I should stick to a all-season/highway tire like the LTX, Geolandar HT-s, Toyo Open Country H/T
or move up to a all season/all terrain like the Geolandar AT-s, Toyo Opencountry A/T or the BFG all terrain T/A KO.
What do you guys think? And of the models above, what do you think will serve me well?
Thanks so much for the feedback
I have read over 20 threads here on EOC about tires for the E, but I still have some questions and would appreciate your input.
My Michelin LTX are down to 2/32" and it's time for a new set.
I liked the Michelins a lot for day to day use, but they are currently very expensive, even at Costco. I also slid a couple of times over snow.
So, most of my drive is dry highway, about 60 miles commute. But during the winter I go up to Mammoth for about 5 weekends, but I do like to go when it's snowing.
So I want a set of tires that will handle very well on the road on dry and wet conditions, but also give me confidence when driving on snow.
I am not sure if I should stick to a all-season/highway tire like the LTX, Geolandar HT-s, Toyo Open Country H/T
or move up to a all season/all terrain like the Geolandar AT-s, Toyo Opencountry A/T or the BFG all terrain T/A KO.
What do you guys think? And of the models above, what do you think will serve me well?
Thanks so much for the feedback