Second set of these tires on my truck, and I won't put anything else on it! Great tread life, not noisy, good handling (for a F250 crew cab, 4X4, diesel!).

After installing my XLT/MS tires on my Chevy Colorado I increased my mileage by 2 MPG. The ride was dramatically improved from the factory tires.After 45,000 freeway miles on these tires I should get another 15,000 before I buy my next set of XLT/MS

I have been using Michelin tires on my trucks and cars since 1979 and have found their traction, wear and comfort/quietness always to be superior to other brands.

I purchased 4 LTX M/S tires for my Honda Element in 2006, I have over 97,000 miles on these tires!! My 44 mile round trip to work makes up the majority of the wear. Best tire purchase I have ever made, feel they are museum worthy!

USED MICHELIN TIRES SINCE ORIGINAL TIRES WORE OUT. 1997 PICKUP USED FOR CONSTRUCTION WORK. HAVE GOTTEN GREAT MILAGE OUT OF THESE TIRES. GRIPS ROAD WELL IN ALL SEASONS.

Michelin tires are not inexpensive, but the value they give in reliability, durability (wear), and peace of mind, knowing the likelyhood of a flat is virtually nil, is worth the small extra cost of a set of Michelins

this tire has done everything I have asked of it. I live on a working farm and it has taken on mud, snow and hauling heavy loads without giving me any problems, even to this day with over 50,000 miles on it.

Great riding tire which is very quiet and wears good. Not great for off roading or mud but adequate for snow and graet for road use as an all weather tire. Best overall suv tire

I'm using this tires in my Honda Ridgeline for 7 years now in a row,any problem at all in that time ,still having a very good life-time ahead,for sure when the moment come I'm going to replace my tires with another set similar.

I am still riding on the tires that came on my 4 runner,, LTX/MS 265/70/16,,,They have 123,400 miles on them, And there still not wore out. Enough Said,,, Buy Michelins,, There worth it. I will not buy another brand of tires other than Michelins.