First set of LTX I had lasted 60000+ miles. The second set has 20000+ miles and are in excellent condition. Most of the driving I do is freeway or stop and go city, but the tires do quite well in mud or snow.

I have used these tires forever-- The set I just changed was the LTX M/S on my silverado. They went 132,000 miles, 7 years without so much as a flat or having to add air. I can't believe the quality for me.. I put a new set on and away we go.. Sammy

Best set of all around SUV tires I have ever owned. I got mile for mile what the tire was rated at. Good traction in wet and snowy conditions. Would absolutely buy another set.

Drive 15 miles to work daily and back. Take 2 or 3 trips a year over 1000 miles each time. The tires wear great are very quiet. I rotate them every 6000 miles. They still look great. If you need a great wearing stong quiet tire this is it.

Great tire for my Grand Cherokee. Does wonderful on the road (rain, dry and snow). Does fine when in grass parking areas, just stay out of the mud. Great ride and quiet, great wear

Great tires! This is the 3rd set I've purchased (for 3 different vehicles) and would not consider anything else for my light truck. Just purchased tires for both my son's and wife's vehicles....nothing but Michelin's!!!

installed the tires and have had them balanced and rotated every 5,000 miles when I'd take our Chevy Traverse into the Chevy dealership for an oil change. Maybe got 25,000 miles out of the tires.

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.

I bought these about 4 months ago; ride and stopping distance immediately improved. I've owned earlier versions of this tire and was very happy with them, these, too, are excellent tires.

My work requires that I be there on schedule no matter what the weather. I drive out in confidence and have no trouble getting to my destination. Thank you, Michelin!