Michelin Tires on tow vehicle?

[Airrace]

Ran the OEM LTX Michelin's for 48k before replacing. Then swapped for 6 tires, will go with the LTX again. When on gravel I always run in 4X4. Driving in snow was okay but prefer our front wheel drive escape any day over a diesel powered pickup in snow.

[2825Matheny]

I have had Michelin Defender® LTX® M/S LT285/65R18 Item #63733 Load Range E - 10 Ply - Max Load = 3,640 lbs on my 2015 F250 for about 50,000 miles.
So far, they have done the job.
I am planning on replacing them and I am likely to use the same type, but only bumping it up to the next size larger. My next set of tires will be Michelin Defender® LTX® M/S LT295/70R18/E 129/126R MSPN 39161 Max load = 4,080 lbs @ 80 psi
Ironically, the LT295/70R18's cost less than what I paid for the LT285/65R18's.
No worries on the odometer. I have the ability to reprogram my trucks computer to the new tire size.

[el Rojo]

Update.

I bit the bullet and went with Michelin LTX AT2 all the way around.

Thanks for all the responses.

Red

[Leon T]

Update.

I bit the bullet and went with Michelin LTX AT2 all the way around.

Thanks for all the responses.

Red

I think you'll be very happy with them. I've never put a set of Michelins on and then regretted it later.