OEM Michelin Load Tables and PSI

[Lorenz]

After a long google search here's the info. Some of our trucks came with LTX A/S Michelins. Here's the load tables broken down.



My truck specs are as follows.

Quad cab short bed Cummins.

Empty weights

Rear axle 2400#

Front axle 4360#



http://www.michelintruck.com/assets/pdf/Michelin_TruckLtTruck_Databook.pdf

 

[Edgemann55]

Those Michelins flat out suck in the ice and snow. Got rid of mine after the first winter and went with the Toyos. Been thru 2 winters and 30,000 miles,very happy and will go with these again when wore out.

 

[Lorenz]

I've never had a pair, but I agree there are better options out there for Off-road and ice.

These tires have their place at the top of the heap for over the road guys. They wear very good.

I was looking the data up for a client and figured somebody else would find it useful.

 

[klenger]

I think I got a copy of the chart with my truck delivery paperwork. I use it to figure tire pressures when I set up for towing. Since we don't get ice and snow here in Tucson, the LTX A/S Michelins work pretty well for me, and I'll most likely replace them with the same thing. Is Michelin ever going to come out with the M/S tire is 17" E range?

 

[opjohnny]

Klenger look at the at2 I have a set on my truck in the 265/70-17 size. Look at the tirerack website. Search michelin at2 here and you should find a picture of the tire on my truck.

 

[opjohnny]

45 front and 35 rear when empty is close to the 50 front and 40 rear in my manual. I printed out a copy also. Good info thanks Sean.



John