Tires

[MagnaV30]

Well, I have been running Michelins LTX M/S for a couple years now, and have been extremely pleased with them. However, recently gouged a sidewall, Not enough to slice through, but enough to make me not want to run the tire anymore.
Now for the issue on hand.
The LTX M/S has been discontinued in the size I require.

So, does anyone have any recommendations for a new set of rubber for me?

The size I run is 195 75/R14

Most of what I do is street running, with the occasional foray into mild trails (2wd here)
By next winter I should have a dedicated set of snow rubber, so extreme siping and snow blocking is not really required.
Basically, i need rubber that is good in the rain (being vancouver) and has the LT rating.

 

[Karlton694u]

How bad do you want another one of those tires? I can get you one.

 

[pillen140]

cooper atr's are good if they offer them that small. dunlop radial rover rvxt's are good. grabber at2's... lots of good all-terrains (i assume that is what your looking for.)

 

[fordboi415]

You should get 15" rims so you have a better variety of rubber to chose from cuz aren't 14s getting a little hard to find?

 

[MikeInIdaho]

I know that Firestone makes a Destination AT in a 14" size, I think its a 225/75r14 or something like that. Interco is the only other company I can think of off the top of my head that makes off-road tires in 14" sizes. The tallest you'll find is a 225/85r14 TSL radial, comes out to just under 29". Hope this helps!

 

[MagnaV30]

How bad do you want another one of those tires? I can get you one.

Not much point when there is one (albeit expensive) a few miles away...
By the time it gets shipped up here and does the customs thing...

Anyway, thanks all for the suggestions.

Oh, and fordboi; I plan on getting some 19" wheels in the next 2 years, so I find it hard to justify buying 15's just to get 19's a short time later.