Michelin X-Radial DT?
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Thanks! How many miles do you have on the tires (breaking in still?), and how are they in the snow?
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Tires good in the snow - better than Dunlops as may have larger contact patch. Have 7k miles on them. I suppose break in was 2-3k miles.
I aired them up higher than the Dunlops as max sidewall higher than Dunlops. Still, can tell that coasting distance is reduced some versus Dunlops and thats probably cost me 2-3mpg.
Happy problems if I can keep the FE above 50mpg
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Tires good in the snow - better than Dunlops as may have larger contact patch. Have 7k miles on them. I suppose break in was 2-3k miles. These were replaced ahead of the rear camber TSB at 18k mi and Honda ended up paying for 1/2 of the new tires cost.
I aired them up higher than the Dunlops as max sidewall higher than Dunlops. Still, can tell that coasting distance is reduced some versus Dunlops and thats probably cost me 2-3mpg.
Happy problems if I can keep the FE above 50mpg
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I would buy them again. I like the tire, it seams durable.
I had one set of Goodyear Arrivas after the OEM Michelins (not all that great), and was fairly happy for about a year(hence good YEAR), then one belt shift. Bought three more, and got three more belt shifts. I would never buy Goodyear again. The Michelins x have been on for over a year..
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