For those who had Michelin RFTs and went to non-RFTs...

[kck7]

How much and in what ways did the feel of the car change? Sometimes I think the low-speed steering is rather heavy. I'm an average guy, not a weakling but no Charles Atlas either. It's not that it's difficult to turn, it just seems to take more effort than it should. I air the Mich RFTs at about 35F, 38R when cold.

I've read about better ride, comfort etc with non-RFTs. Does steering response get any sharper, say with a particular model/brand? I am talking all-seasons, not summer rubber.

I am planning to get non-RFTs at about 10k miles anyway, but if there are enough benefits I might go ahead and do it sooner. My X does have the spare tire option btw.