would be great if you were able to compare range of AT tires vs the Michelin all seasons, by reproducing the same run at the same speed (and control for all other variables, such as temp, celestial alignment, and of course the average wind speed of a fully unladen cybertruck…) to see if they afford you greater range. Inquiring minds want to know…
I don't have the resources to control all variables but plan to repeat a route that includes multiple road types a couple of times before and after ideally on the same day with the understanding that gravitational pull from the sun and moon as well as the weight of electronS in the battery at various SOC will be factors to consider over time.
I am highly interest too! I have been a Michelin Defender guy for a long time (I can’t remember the tire that the Defender replaced but that was a great tire too). I have had them on a Subaru Baja, Nissan Pathfinder, Subaru Outback, and a Honda Ridgeline. It’s a fantastic tire. Its greatest asset is its durability. My Colorado roads are hard on tires and the amount of miles you can put on them. Before the Defenders, I would always get less than half the range I was suppose to get. I would always get this huge warranty payback from Discount Tire. I fully expect the Goodyear Wranglers to get 20,000 miles before they are toast.
I have one on my Android phone and am playing with it and taking some baselines. I plan to record full routes in various conditions before and after. I know that my readings will probably not be exact compared to an expensive meter but I'm more interested in the delta (if any). I am considering mounting it near my had because that's where my ears are
Apparently the Good Year Wrangler CT tires have a stiffer sidewall for CyberTrucks.
The stiffer sidewalls would make it less able to get thru soft stuff. Deflating them wiould be less effective with harder sidewalls for lower rolling resistance,
I'm in Florida with the Michelin Defender LTX Platinums with about 6.3k miles including a round trip between FL and VT over the summer. They replaced my OEM Goodyears at about 1.8k.
