Michelin Cross Terrain updates ?
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Michelin Cross Terrain updates ?
All,
Been away awhile. Trying to save my job..
For now , all looks good and the 4Runner stays
Just got offered an almost too good to be true deal on the 18" TRD rims but they come as a package with 18" Cross Terrain 275/55/18s.
My plan is to keep the stock alloys for a decent A/T and run the 18's for regular street work (or posing ) . Please tell me 18 inch TRD rims are not considered 'Bling'
Anyway, I did a search and there are some threads from a while back talking of poor wear and a google search and there are some concerns of really poor wet weather/hydroplanning.
Anyone here got experience ????
Thanks...glad to be back
David
Been away awhile. Trying to save my job..
For now , all looks good and the 4Runner stays
Just got offered an almost too good to be true deal on the 18" TRD rims but they come as a package with 18" Cross Terrain 275/55/18s.
My plan is to keep the stock alloys for a decent A/T and run the 18's for regular street work (or posing ) . Please tell me 18 inch TRD rims are not considered 'Bling'
Anyway, I did a search and there are some threads from a while back talking of poor wear and a google search and there are some concerns of really poor wet weather/hydroplanning.
Anyone here got experience ????
Thanks...glad to be back
David
#3
David ... I ran Michelin Cross Terrains from when I got my truck until a month or so ago when I got new wheels and MTs ... I never had ANY problems with the tires hydroplaning or wearing too fast. I was actually really impressed with the tires, and they always felt absolutely safe and stable in the rain. (even at normal speeds!) Anyway, I have nothing negative to say about them -- I thought they were great, and I'd definitely run them again. There's a good reason dealerships offer them as an upgrade from the Dunlops!!
#5
I've got about 20K on my 17" Cross Terrains and have no complaints. I've never had a hint of hydroplaning and the wear is okay, but not great. I rotate them every 5K and am guessing they'll be good for 40-50K at the current wear rate.
I've even done a fair amount of light off roading in them without any problems, though that may reflect more on the capabilities of the 4Runner than the tires.
I've even done a fair amount of light off roading in them without any problems, though that may reflect more on the capabilities of the 4Runner than the tires.
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