I am really disappointed in the new Michelins. Tires are harder and I feel every seam in the road, worse than any tires I have had in last 50 years. Also very noisy, I was surprised at how loud they were for new tires.

Tried many tire brands looking for one that would deliver all the abilities I needed, all-condition traction, durability, smooth ride. The Michelins have always performed and never let me down.

Just had the AAA do the 4 wheel install on my Highlander and can't believe the ride difference these tire make. Faster with idle speed. At least 5 MPH. Smoother and very quiet. Will install 4 more on my Prius.

My RAM 2500 came with Michelin LTX tires and I went thru 2 sets and then ran a set of Firestone Transforce (long story). The Michelin tire last longer and maintains grip for the life of the tire, there is no fall of in performance.

By far the best tires I have put on my Tundra. Lasted longer than the other brands. I have them on my Infinity FX35 too, great handling around corners and in the rain!!!!!

I absolutely love my Michelin Tires; I have purchased the best tires; they are smooth on paved roads. They have great traction on snow or rain!! I drive many miles on weekly basis & need reliable tires. I'm one happy driver!

Have these on 2 vehicles, GMC Sierra 1500 pickup - 2nd set! and on a Jeep Grand Cherokee. Tires are great in rain and snow. Handle well and quiet. Tire road noise is a big concern for me whereas I do a lot of driving.

These tires are awesome, they are very durable I use mine on my 2012 truck in the oil field they do good on caliche roads and they ride nice on the road. Great tire.

I am out of a job and have no money but Michelins were charged so my wife will be safe driving with winter coming. Not only snow but whicked black ice, mud and rain. The rubber works better than most tires when wet or muddy or icy. They grip.

100,000 miles and counting, great ride, handling and traction. I was caught in snow storm 7 months ago and drove through 6 inches of snow even with 90,000 miles on them. With 100,000 still good traction in Portland, Oregon rain.