I have been using Michelin tires for 10 years and have been very pleased with the way they handle and the miles I get out of them. I have a f250 now and the Michelins have 75,000 miles and still look good.

Tires are doing the job that it should be doing. Have had it for about 6 months now and driven it approx 5k miles. Tread still good and good traction in snow and also good in rain.

I wish the grooves that go laterally to the outside edge of the tire had worn at the same rate as the rest of the tire (was not abnormal wear, just not molded as deep). I do not think the tires clear water as well as they did when new.

These came on a 2017 F250 4x4 and they rode nice, no noise but in the least bit of mud with some clay they balled up and spun. I replaced with BFG All Terrains

I bought these tires to replace the originals on my Chevy Traverse. The ride and control has been far superior than the original equipment. The only down size is cost, but in the end I feel it is worth it!

I have use this tire on past truck , and they lasted 65000 miles This tire did not work on my newest truck. I had a right to left pull and fought to keep it inbetween the lines. I had to go with another tire,

My Tundra came with this tire and I had good results. Recently I bought a another set of these tires. Very good ride on the highway and gives me all the traction I need off road.

20,000 miles with tires on Z71 pickup and they continue to provide a comfortable, quiet ride. Tread and "sidewall" tread is just aggressive enough to handle the amount of snow accumulation we receive in the southeast.

Put these tires on my 2006 4runner. So far they have been a great ride, a little off roading, and I looking forward to how they handle the snow in Colorado!!

This is the first time I changed my stock tires after 6 years. I noticed that those tires are quieter that the stock tikes. They hold the road well and fuel economy significantly improved.