This was my first purchase of Michelin tires. I put them on my Dodge Dakota and they are smooth and quite. My wife's Jeep is needing tires, and I will be putting Michelin's on it .

I have had the tires for about 5 months now. They are wearing great. The only downside is driving on dirt/gravel roads. They like to throw little rocks.

The LTX M/S is the best light truck tire ever. My F150 is on its second set. The first set lasted 90,000 miles. I rotated them every 5000 miles and checked the air pressure monthly.

Whenever I need new tires, I always look for Michelin first, regardless of what brand came on the vehicle. These tires have been excellent--long lasting, even wear, holds air pressure, no problems whatsoever.

I bought these tires to replace the BF Goodrich tires she wore previously. They had to be replace do to severe dry rot. Surprising for a daily driver with only 50% tread life left. So far so good with the new tires.

Tires are much quieter than my previous set which were a different brand. I feel I get a better grip on the road with the LTX M/S, even on wet and icy roads. I have been extremely please with this product!

I have put these tires on multiple different trucks and SUV's, they are the best thing on the market. Every set I have purchased have lasted well over 80K miles, now that's value!

Excellent tire on my 2007 Ridgeline. Came from the factory. Paired with Ridgeline 4WD, ice storm of several years ago was NO problem when manditory 30 mile trip to DFW airport was required.

I have had Michelin LTX M/S on my last 3 SUV's. I live in wet and sometimes snowy Seattle, the Michelin's have always gotten me there. Why would I change? I just bought 275/55R/20DLTX's, of course.

i am on my third set (original + 2 purchased) on a 1998 ford club wagon with 245,000+ miles. i live in houston with ~ 2/3 miles at highway speeds. good wet weather function.