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Wow, that seems to be great wear on the Cross Climate 2s. I hear nothing but good things about those tires. They're supposed to be really good in snow too. I'm not a fan of the way they look, but I guess function over form, right?
I've been really happy. Michelin rep was at the counter (Costco) when I bought them. He said the rubber compound would make them an excellent winter tire, and the lower weight rated version is an EV tire so should get better range than ATs. These have a stronger side wall to accommodate the heavier weight, but otherwise are identical to the EV version. Overall my efficiency is up about 10 percent compared to the Pirelli tires, and winter efficiency has been WAY up. The Pirelli ATs were terrible in cold weather.
You have to get the HD truck version of the tire. I think it is "e" rating (that might be wrong though, I forgot). They are LT275/65R/20.
I only have 15,000 on the truck after 1 1/2 years and had to have two of the A/T tires replaced also. I donāt drive crazy and no towing or anything. I have had three tire rotations. Got a partial credit for tire warranty but it wasnāt much. Still ~$250 for new tire each WITH warranty! We definitely save money on oil, changes and other fluid replacement, and overall maintenance simpler however, the tire expense is real
