Over the years, I have allways preferred Michelin Tires on all my cars. Recently I put the LTX M/S 33 RWL tires on my 2005 Jeep Unlimited. I wanted to improve the ride comfort and still have a semi-agressive tread for those Jeep Moments when you need it. These tires do (improve the ride comfort), and do (push mud and water around) when you want them to. The LTX M/S also stands square and tall (looks good doing it).

These tires came with our 2017 Ford Escape SE and when I took it in for service one year and 33000 Kilometers after purchase I was told they should be replaced. This vehicle is used by my wife to go to work and pleasure driving. While the vehicle handled well and was relatively free of road noise, lasting only 33K is far less than the advertised 90k.

I drive a car that is an investment rather than a car on loaner status. My first set of tires when I purchased the car brand new was Michelin Latitude HP Runflat. I realized with the great driving and dynamics I was able to get with the first set of tires there is nothing out like it. Even with the tires costing quite a bit it was well worth the purchase.

I've had almost all brands of tires for the past 30 yrs. and Michelin is on the top list I would recommend. I've tested it on multiple vehicles (cars, SUV, crossover) and it is consistently good in quality and performance. It always get passed the recommended mileage and still performs good unlike other tires that when it's close to recommended miles it's already beaten up and dangerous to use.

Purchased new 2007 Toyota 4runner limited with Michelin Crossover tires 265/60R 18. New these tires measure 12/32" depth I have logged 58,593 miles so far and rotated tires every 5,000 miles along with oil change from dealership. Today Dec. 2011, tires measure 6/32" depth all evenly around You make the call....

This is my third set of LTX/MS tires. the first two were great, over 60,000 miles, but this set has sidewall cracks after 25,000 miles. I don't hit curbs, so I don't know why they are forming. I want to buy a new set, but need more than 25,000 miles for the price I paid.

These tires do it all on my SUV. The wear is great! They're great on and off road. I don't drive in deep mud but I drive a lot of fire roads in the mountains that have some muddy and snowy areas and the tires do great. They're also tough tires and hadle the rocky mountain roads with no problems.

I purchased a set of 17" tires about a year ago for a 2005 Acura MDX and have close to 10,000 miles on them I liked the reliability, long wear, and slight gas economy improvement They ride a little bit harder than wrangler SR-As I purchased for a Blazer aroud the same time, but I know I'll get more wear out of the Michelins overall very satisfied!

My OEM tires on my Toyota Highlander still had about another 5,000 or so miles on them but as we were about to go on a road trip I thought it would be a good time to buy new and I'm glad I did. I went with the Michelins because I know that I can expect great performance and longevity. We drove from Florida to North Carolina in October, drove the Blue Ridge Parkway and beyond, totaling 2,500 miles. The Highlander handles great on the twists and turns of the parkway. One difference I noted compared to the old tires was that I felt we were part of the road rather than riding on top of it. The grip and feedback were fantastic. The only negative maybe was that I thought they were just a little high priced for tires made in Mexico but still, I was very happy with my purchase.

I am highly impressed with these tires. They are a replacement tire for the ones that came on my SUV and did not make it 10,000 miles! I have since put around 25,000 miles on my Michelins and they look like they are barely wearing down at all. I maintain my tires monthly and rotate them as scheduled as I would any tire. These tires are quiet and smooth riding on the highway as well as in town. No doubt about it I will look at buying these again when needed. Great dependable product. I have another set of Michelins on my other car too! Go Michelin!