I had these tires on a truck, following recommendations-rotated the tires every 5,000 miles. The tires were rated to last 50,000 miles-mine lasted 150,000 miles with tread left. All my vehicles have Michelin tires.

Bought a set 9 years ago, with around 65,000 miles now. I love these tires. Tons of traction in snow. 10" of snow is nothing. I call my Ranger a tank. Never stuck. And nicest thing, the tires are quite. You won't be disappointed!

i hull a truck camper,and use max tire air presser 80 lb. and still have half the thread left and have 47,000 miles on tires,the only problem is weather cracks.

I bought new s u v changed tires to micheli i drove 76000 mile on those tires,no trouble,time to trade agin,i will switch agin if no michelin tires on the next one.

Just recently purchased my LT275/65R18/10 LTX M tires. My truck handles great, corners good, rides great, and runs quiet on the road. I would recommend these tires to any looking for new tires.

i have drien in snow when other 4X$ vehicles could not with my tires. They have taken me through deep mud with no problem. I have gone hunting and have never had any problem with the tires preforming as needed.

Replaced all 4 Michelin 265 70 18 XLT A/T+² with new Defender XLT M+S. They made the truck swerve and sway. Stick with the XLT A/T+² if you like the secure traction of a sports suspension stick with the A/T+²

My family has six Toyota truck family products. All have Michelin tires. We frequently get 100,000 plus mileage out of these tires. They may be more expensive, but when your get that kind of mileage it’s well worth it.

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 haven't had a problem since I got these new tires. My other tires were always losing air pressure, so I knew I had to get new tires. These were recommended by a friend, and they are great!