Tire Survey

[N559br]

I've put about 3k mostly highway miles on the Falkens. They are a nice ride and surprisingly quiet for how aggressive the outer lugs are. They worked great on the mountain trails here in western VA. Overall I'm very happy with these over the factory hankooks.

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[LT Dangle]

Just out of curiosity..... going through tire thread, after tire thread, a lot of the same names pop up... BFG, Toyo, Falken... but I dont ever see anyone talking about the Michelin LTX AT2... It seems to be great "on paper" with (mostly) better ratings than the BFGs or Falkens but I dont seem to ever see anyone talking about them.. Anyone out there have any experience with them?

 

[lariat]

Just out of curiosity..... going through tire thread, after tire thread, a lot of the same names pop up... BFG, Toyo, Falken... but I dont ever see anyone talking about the Michelin LTX AT2... It seems to be great "on paper" with (mostly) better ratings than the BFGs or Falkens but I dont seem to ever see anyone talking about them.. Anyone out there have any experience with them?

I have no experience with them, but in looking them up, while they are A/T, they seem more road-oriented, like OEM Hankooks, for example. Here's a recent review comparing them in fact.

https://tiredriver.com/hankook-dynapro-atm-vs-michelin-ltx-at2/

For A/T tires, there seems to be a bifurcation - either they are more geared for on-road, or off-road and as consumers, we are tasked with deciding which side of the fence we are more interested in. With most A/T's they do an amazing job of serving a dual purpose, hence their A/T designation.

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