I had these on my 4Runner when I resided in Utah. Long story short, they handled very poorly on ice; the LTX M/S's I owned previously were far superior. After driving on these for two winters, I went back to the LTX M/S's. Not as rugged looking (if that's your thing), but a far superior all-season tire.

These tires came stock on my 2019 Toyota Tundra, which doesn’t speak well for either Michelin or Toyota. They are absolutely unsafe on grooved concrete pavement. The tires vibrate and cause really bad vibration in the steering wheel, rendering the vehicle almost out of control (at highway speed.) It’s obviously incredibly uncomfortable for everyone, and changing speed does not help. I later found out that my best friend replaced his identical tires after only 5k miles, after having the same exact problem. I can’t believe these tires are allowed to be sold.

This is the best A/T type tire that I've seen! Based on the current mileage on these tires (about 30,000) it looks like they will easily make it to 70 or 80k. About the only thing I can say negative is they are only about average on ice. Otherwise very good!

I drive a 2005 Chevy Silverado 4x4 that I put a set of 285/70/17 LTX A/T2 and I have been very pleased with these tires. I have 216,000 miles on my truck, so it is a driver. I live in western NC and these tires have preformed well better than expected with the past couple of snowy winters that we have had and they have never left me stranded. They are smooth, comfortable and quiet on the highway. I hunt a few places that are quite muddy when the rain shows up and they have never let me down or stuck going off road as well. I have turned several of my hunting buddies on to these tires. For a all around tire for on and off road you could not go wrong with these tires. I have got about 32,000 miles on these right now and with the proper rotation that I do, I expect another 30 or even 40,000 miles or better out of them. GREAT TIRE...

Went up to a 17" wheel on my 2005 Tundra but wanted the same speed readout so got the 265/65-17s and couldn't be happier. I don't do any serious off-roading so can't comment on that aspect, but they were as smooth as glass at 95mph on the freeway during an emergency run the the ER last week!

I HAVE A FORD F350 AND PULL A 10,000 LB TRAILER ABOUT 75% OF THE TIME. THE FIRST SET OF LTX AT2'S WENT FOR 70,000 MILES AND STILL HAD 3/32NDS TREAD LEFT ON THEM WHEN I REPLACED THEM GOING INTO WINTER. THESE ARE THE BEST TIRES I HAVE OWNED AND HIGHLY RECOMMEND THEM. TRACTION IS EXCELLENT AND ROAD NOISE IS MINIMAL.

Absolutly the best ties I have had on any SUV I have owned. I have had many tires and the LTX/2 are the best by far. The wear has outperformed the original tires and they have performed simply perfect in ice and heavy snow alike. This is the tire to buy if you need to replace the standard 265-70 suv tires that came with your SUV. I have over 50,000 on them and they are wearing great. Michelin is the ticket when the tire hits the road. I have a family and safety is important to me.

Have a set of these on my 85 4runner and 2000 Tacoma 4x4. These tires stick to the road. No more hydroplaning at high speed in the rain in either of these light trucks. Well worth the higher price. Time to purchase a new set for the Tacoma. Disappointed that I have to go back to an inferior brand of tire because Michelin discontinued the 31x10.5x15 in their all-terrain line-up.

I put these on my 2006 Silverado 1500 when the factory tires needed replacement at just under 60k miles. They lasted 106k miles, so when i needed a new set I bought them again. Another 96k later when I traded that truck in they still had many miles left. My New 2500hd come with them...thrilled!

I was looking for a mostly highway tire that would be quiet and get good gas mileage for my Dodge Durango. But, I did want to be able to get through light mud and some snow. This tire works perfect for that. I have had them for almost 20,000 miles and they still look almost like new, very little wear at all. My pickup is getting ready for tires, and on it I only need on road tread, but I will probably use the A/T 2 on it also.