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SubieRubyRoo What's vehicle are you putting this on? You mentioned it's a gasser

Michelin LTX M/S2 I run size 275/55/20 I'm currently on my 6th set with 400k+ miles on my 2011 Ford Expedition Easy Decision

Dave Sherman Safety 1st!

pbm In August/September 2023 I replaced 4 TPMS sensors in my 2011 Expedition, and 5 TPMS sensors in my 2012 Jeep Wrangler This is what I paid at Discount Tire TPMS replacement (4) Schrader 33560 $50/per tire sensor=$215 total (5) 315 REDI Clip In TPMS $322.35

dsr70 I commend you for stretching the limits of this Mobil 1 EP Oil. That being said, the Oil is Spent, it's sheared out of Grade, and there's nothing left of the TBN at 1.6 Going fwd I suggest you cut back to a 20k OCI to be a little more Conservative, and save your motor in the long run. I...

MAX45a Go with the Michelin LTX/M/S2 from discount tire and don't look back. I'm currently on my 6th set on my current 2011 Ford Expedition with 397k miles Michelin usually runs a sale in March/April You can save a few bucks if you wait 'till then btw I'm running size275/55/20 Best of Luck to you

That's pretty interesting Would a bypass filter work with your Honda? There's quite a bit of info on bypass filters on this Forum. I don't know much about Hondas. I've been running a dual bypass filter in my 5.4L 3v modular V8 on my 2011 Expedition for the last 9 yrs.

Stopsign32v What's your application for this Oil Filter? Vehicle, Oil weight, etc?

Orangepeel Michelin Defender LTX MS2's are Great at 2 things High Mileage (75k+ miles) Being Quiet I'm currently on my 6th set of Michelin's on my current 2011 Ford Expedition with 394k miles in my signature Best of luck to you,

dkryan I keep 2 plunger tread depth gauges in my door panel. Slime and Amsoil Plunger tread depth gauges are low tech, and simple Like a "Revolver"

zpinch Thanks for the post! It's Great to see you running the Amsoil Dual Bypass filter system on your Toyota with the EA-BP100 & EAO26 filters. I've been running that exact setup on my 2011 Expedition EL 4x4 King Ranch for almost 9 yrs, and almost 300k miles. That system has served me well...

Rand, You're a Funny Guy! That's 13 1/2 yrs. My current (6th) set has 30k miles on them. I've found virtually Zero difference in performance between the Defenders, and the Defender 2's. I run these tires for about about 65-75k miles down to where they have between 5/32"-6/32" of tread remaining...

Michelin I'm currently on my 6th set on my 2011 Expedition with 391k miles

Fordiesel69 Safety 1st Always!

meborder Looks Good! 👍 You probably can't go wrong changing between 7,500-10,000 miles with the Castrol Edge 5w-30

JWB I suggest you get a UOA "Without Data you're just another person with an opinion" W.E. Deming

Klutch9 Keep running them until the Spring Then get a better Michelin, like the Defender

JamesGames Keep doing what you're doing! 💪

@Panda87 If I can be of any assistance, don't hesitate to reach out

Panda87 Great to see you post again! It definitely seems like you're committed to your 2014 Gator with a $4,500 Timing Job. I heard great things about the HPL Oil. I'm sure that it will perform well for you. Once you get all those metal shavings cleaned up in the coming weeks/months, knowing...