About to pick up my first LC!

[RND1]

Those geolanders look sweet and that's a great price! However, my buddy has them on his Pilot and the few times I've driven with him, the road noise was much louder than I want. I checked out some reviews on the Michelin A/T 2's and I'm surprised how people are saying they're not loud and they last forever so I'm leaning towards those. I'll also take a look at the LTX's.

 

[stonepa]

I liked my Duratracs until I sliced the sidewall on 2 of them... I now run Faulken Wild Peaks (Rocky Mtn) and I have been very, very impressed with them.

Load Range E. 10 ply tires take care of that.

 

[RND1]

How do I find load rating and number of plys? Is the Michelin A/T 2 an E load, 10 ply tire?

 

[lsupcar]

RND1,
If I may, what price did you pay for your LC?
Thanks.
BZ

 

[RND1]

RND1,
If I may, what price did you pay for your LC?
Thanks.
BZ

Paid $18k. Have looked for a long time and couldn't find one with this low mileage in my area with full service history, no accidents, and one owner.

 

[lsupcar]

Paid $18k. Have looked for a long time and couldn't find one with this low mileage in my area with full service history, no accidents, and one owner.

Thanks. Good work.

 

[RND1]

Are you looking for one too?

 

[lsupcar]

Are you looking for one too?

Yes. I'm looking at a 2003 with 92,000 miles.

 

[RND1]

Hard to find them with such low mileage - good luck with it!

 

[CreeperSleeper]

Load Range E. 10 ply tires take care of that.

No it doesn't. Mine where E rated. And just to give you an idea, here are couple pics of the trail I was on. It's call McGrew Trail in southern Oregon. It is basically an unimproved fire road...