Had authorized Michelin dealer install four LTAX2, 275R18 tires yesterday. Just concerned that no mileage was noted on the sales receipt or warranty information provided. Now after reading many negative reviews more concern is creeping in. I think that spending so much money for these a customer should not be passed off as someone buying a coffee somewhere. My initial consensus is positive and I believe in the product to provide safety and performance throughout it's lifespan. I am new to the Michelin product and consider them a very high upgrade over the oem Goodyear Wrangler's.

I had my 1st set of ATX AT/2 265R75-16E installed in 2016 on my Chevy Silverado 2500HD Duramax before leaving for Alaska for a 3 month trip. I towed a 5th wheel, loaded at 14,000 lbs, to and back from Alaska, then tow it all over the United States. this original set went 66,000 miles with a little tread still on them. They are quiet at highway speeds, got me everywhere off-road I wanted to go, and are awesome on snow in my northern Michigan winters. Just replaced them with an identical new set yesterday, 7-27-2021. Am looking forward to another 5 years and 60,000+ miles with these tires.

I have a set of these on a 2002 2500HD Chevrolet and drive VERY agressively. I also rotate the tires every 5K when I change the oil and so far, I have put about 30K on the tires. Right now, I am at 9/32 tread life left and even with agressive driving, will probably get another 20K out of the tires!!! That may not sound great, but I recover friends who venture too far offroad, corner like its a porshe and burnout like its a top fuel dragster and I make good use of my 500hp 6.0 4x4. This is a great ON road tire and suprisingly, didn't leave me stuck in real bad mud but I wouldn't buy these for going off-road. Driving through a pasture while towing- fine. Beyond that, VERY quiet tire. Ride is a little stiff, but thats it!

My truck tires use to slip at the boat dock as I would take my bass boat out of the water. With my ltx m/s2 tires, this does not happen. Smooth quite rideto get to my ddestination as well. They may cost a few pennys more, but in the long run safety, reliability, and durability are well worth it.

I am now shopping for my third set. I have about 80,000 miles on this set. One thing I have noticed, do not inflate to max pressure on the sidewall. Stick to your vehicle's recommendation. I have always run 45 psi in mine and my 2000 Silverado handles very well. Had a quick oil change place pump them up to 80 psi once without asking me. It made for an incredably harsh ride with a lot of sliding/understeer. Follow vehicle recommendations and you will be fine.

Bought the LTX/AT2 over two months ago. They replaced Goodyear Wrangles that was original equipment. Outstanding tire. Especially in the rain. The Goodyear was terrible when the roads were wet. Once again Michelin delivers. Thanks for making a quality product.

Tires will not come close to 60,000 miles more like 45 to 47,000 miles. Because we have a dual rear wheel they are not rotated as often as recommended but to only last 75% of the warranty is probably below average. Wondering is there are different specs for tires put on new vehicles vs. buying retail as a customer.

Since Oct 12 (3 months now), I've run these things in heavy rain on highways, slick (and rather deep) mud on river boat 'launch' areas, and in heavy snow in the mountains (where I live) with no major slippage issues. Great control and smooth, quiet ride. Very pleased.

I have a Ram 3500 Diesel that we use to tow a 33 ft travel trailer. I had Firestone Transforce HT on the truck, they were pretty noisy on the highway, and not the best traction on some surfaces in a campground. The Michelin LTX I only have 100 miles on them thus far and really like them, quiet, track well and with the Nitrogen fill hold pressures well. This is only my early initial review, I am interested in how they ware. A great quiet tire with Michelin quality.

A friend recommended these tires for me and I tried a set. As a veterinarian, I put on a lot of highway miles each year. These tires are 3 years old and I have put 150,000 miles on them. I am going to replace them now, not because they are worn out but because i want better tread going into winter. Tires were a little "hard" at first but ended up riding very well. Unmatched durability. No question I am going to put on another set.