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So while the original LTX M/S tires on our 12,000 lb. motor-home rode & wore well, they could not handle the loads and eventually failed. So these Agilis CrossClimate's replaced them, which to date have exceeded my expectations is all areas. So even though they seem to be a far harder commercial grade tire, they still ride & handle just great, while also being equally quiet. They also perform extremely well in the rain, where I've been able to really push them (as a trial) just to see what they are capable of. So assuming that they wear well, and don't fall apart down the road (especially since it's a commercial grade tire), I'm a very happy camper = I highly recommend them. And just maybe they work well for me, because they are loaded rather heavily, which is exactly why I purchased them, while not expecting all of the other benefits, including snow traction if I ever need it.

This is little early but every time i get a new set of Michlein tires, Its like getting a Chistmas gift. Just replaced a set of Defender LTX. Thay were GREAT. I hope i like the Agilis as much. Ill give an up date in a few years. Over 75000 miles in less than 2 years on my work van.

I installed these Agilis CrossClimate's on my Ford Transit Van @ 120K on odometer and right now I have 280K. So they covered 160K so far and still half tread life on them. Never had any problems on wet pavement and\or snow. Been driving all over 48 states and Canada on these "shoes" and loving it!!! Too bad they don't make them in 255/70/16 size. I got 235/65/16 (original size), but 255/70/16 (it's what MB uses on their Sprinters) would be much more comfortable and my van would be even more stable on the road, cuz of the wider width. Other than that, I'm buying them on my 2021 Transit when time comes, hoping Michelin would make 255/70/16 E1 size for heavy duty trucks/vans. Thank you Michelin for great and safer tires!!!

Just purchased and was disappointed that there is not any milage warranty as there was for the previous Defender LTX of 70,000miles. I am disappointed that this new tire does not have as many small sipes in the tread as the Defender. I would like some explanation as to why this change is made and if it will have the same expected milage and performance in stopping distance as the previous Defender LTX.

I purchased these tires a week ago. Today I had a driver turn left in front of me coming from the opposite direction. I slammed on the brakes and these tires stopped me, while I think my older tires would have had me running over the poor chap. I hope I never have to test these tires again. But I am amazed at their gripping power.

I have been a Michelin fan for decades and purchchased these at the end of 2024. I wanted performance, handling and traction with comfort. I scored the perfect combination. My Audi Q5 appreciates the performance and enjoys being driving like the sports suv that it is.

My cargo van was initially equipped with a well-known, competitive brand tire that lasted only 37k miles. The difference between the initial tires and the new Michelins is significant, most noticeably in sound. The ride, now, is much more quiet. Additionally, handling, specifically, cornering, is improved.

45,000 mile for these tires on my Ram 3500 DRW. Pull over 6000 miles the summer with our camper out west with no problems. Extremely satisfied with the performance. Only reason I am replacing them now is a road hazard side wall puncture on 1 tire doesn’t make sense to not replace all. Going back with Aglis Crossclimate.

I have fit Michelin tires to every vehicle I have ever owned starting with their first radial the Michelin X.. These Agilis are fit to a 2018 Ford Transit 350 XLT, what a transformation, quiet, improved performance and handling sure footed, good turn in even though they are just a little vague on center. A great tire and well paired to the Ford Transit XLT 350 15 passenger van.