Michelin or Yokahama?
I need to replace my Michelin LTX MS2's (under warranty for premature ozone cracking) and I wonder if any has had any experience with Yokahama and how they compare to the Michelin's? Specifically YK-H...
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Used to be a Michelin LTX person, but no more after several sets rotted out
Even my Michelin bicycle tires cracked and they were garaged. Never
left out over night. They were NOT that old...IIRC less than a year
old. That the scariest, as just me against pavement if the tire fails
while at speed...no metal body and seat belts..just my body against
mother earth
Check out the pictures of my last sets, yes plural, that cracked in this thread below:
michelin Tire splitting
Note that there are many, many, many other folks with the same problem. My
current set of Bridgestone Dueler Revo's are on the same alloys, same vehicle,
same driveway, same everything and have no cracks that I've been able to see
They are about 6 years old
The Yokohama Geolander AT's on my Silverado are doing great after a few years
33/12.5R15LT load range C on all four
Even my Michelin bicycle tires cracked and they were garaged. Never
left out over night. They were NOT that old...IIRC less than a year
old. That the scariest, as just me against pavement if the tire fails
while at speed...no metal body and seat belts..just my body against
mother earth
Check out the pictures of my last sets, yes plural, that cracked in this thread below:
michelin Tire splitting
Note that there are many, many, many other folks with the same problem. My
current set of Bridgestone Dueler Revo's are on the same alloys, same vehicle,
same driveway, same everything and have no cracks that I've been able to see
They are about 6 years old
The Yokohama Geolander AT's on my Silverado are doing great after a few years
33/12.5R15LT load range C on all four
