I've got a set on my F350 and love them. They are at 73K now with and still aren't close to the wear bars. I'm going to buy another set before the snow flies. I don't understand the tread wear issues. Are you guys rotating and balancing every 5K-6K? If so, are you having them crossed LF to RR, etc? If not, that's your problem. Crossing them reversed the direction of rotation and knocks any flat spots off. I've attached a picture showing the wear bars.

These tires are sooo quite on our F350 4X4 pickup truck. They came delivered to our door in about 3 days (we are very rural area). They look great, and this was the best deal we found for this tire.

Very satisfied with my new Michelin LTX A/T2 tire size LT265/70R17 so far on my 2023 Silverado 1500 work truck 4 x 4 crew cab. I was happy to see that the siping looks like it’s visible all the way down the tire tread, not like the older one. 06/13/2026

I have run these tires on every truck I have owned Toyota Ford and they last current set on2016 f250 4x4 put them on when truck had 30000 miles current truck has 97000 I had the tires checked for replacement and the technician said I have another 10000 miles away from replacement. I ran Michelin as a fleet manager for years there is no competition as far as I am concerned.

I love the way these tires look and handle on my truck. I bought a 2500 Silverado and put these LXT A/T2 'on and man do they look Good!!! This tire is massive. I just got a 37' pull behind camper, and the truck is so very stable. The A/T2's make driving my 2500 Silverado fun, and I know these tires help keep me safe on the hiway.

Rural driveways are challenging especially in the winter. I need traction on and off the hillside. Snow on top of ice this year locked us in for about a week. Both frigid powder and sloppy melting snow give different gripping issues. At no time did I “sling mud” climbing our back fields.

We only buy Michelin tires as we feel they are the best tires on the road unless you want to spend a fortune. On SUV's the handling, ride and comfort of these tires can not be beat. They durability of Michelins are without a doubt the best there is

Switched back to these OEM for my F350…. Much smoother ride ( for a truck ) with some traction if needed off road.

Poor quality. Been running Michelin Tires for ,any years. This is the worst set of tires I have ever purchased. Too much weight to balance a couple in the set and they still bounce at interim speeds. Have had the tires rebalanced, helped but still have balancing issues due to what I consider poor quality.

Have had these tires for 2 weeks and they are absolutely TERRIBLE on wet pavement. My car slid sideways at 25mph. Cannot accelerate normally without spinning tires. Cannot brake without the traction giving out. This is the absolute worst experience I’ve had with a tire.