I agree with Nash. I initially ran my TCH factory Michelin Energys at 38 Rear and 40 Front cold as a concession to Pacifc Northwest wet weather. I have since gone to 40/42 for the winter when the cold temps for tire inflation are even colder. I will probably go back to 38/40 next summer again. Tire wear is very even and it looks like the Energys will be good for at least 50K and quite possibly more.

It is the ignorant among us that will eventually destroy us all.