You can prevent running out of gas, but a blow out is an unhappy surprise! Hot weather is hard on the roads, and our tires. but Michelins have served me well and I consider them the best insurance to prevent an unhappy surprise.....GOD BLESS AMERICA

I drive my Ford F150 truck mainly on highways, sometimes in snow and ice, and I expect to get at least 80,000 miles on my tires. More importantly, I am relieved to know that a great set of tires is working for me on my truck.

Although a bit pricey, these tires have excellent traction and wear. They also provide a very comfortable ride, especially for an E-load range rated tire.

Have used this tire on Truck and Vans over many years. This tire offers good traction and ware is slower than any other tire used. Will contiune to use as long as I have these vehicles as I believe they offer the lowest cost per mile.

This is my second set on my 2005 GMC Yukon XL, The tires are excellent and they ride great with great mileage. I think I have already surpassed 50,000 miles on this set.

Once you go Michelin you never go back, on my Ford Explorer rotated mine properly and have exceeded 70k miles on them. Stop on a dime, give you 9 cents change. I will never buy anything else,

The tires gave me 80,000 miles on my first set and have 40,000 on my secod set of tires. I will purchase them again. It seems like thy may cost a little more, but they are worth every cent in gas milage and durability.

Great tire. Increase fuel mileage. Have over 100k on my other vehicle and plan on getting the same out of these. Rotate every 5k and they will last a long time.

I will soon purchase, the third set for my 96 4Runner. The first set got 90,000 miles, the second set has 97,000 miles, (I will replace at 100,000 miles). They just keep rolling and rolling.

I have a set of Michelin LTX/MS tires on my 2001 Ford F-150 that have over 100,000 miles on them and still have decent tread on them. I have had only 1 flat on them.