I have had several sets of tires on all of the tires I have driven. From Suburbans and Pickups to pasenger cars. I have good mileage and wear out of all.

I have driven over 82,000 miles on my Michelin tires and expect them to last over 100,000 miles. They have been an excellent tire on my 3/4 ton diesel truck.

I run these on my ram 4 wheel drive and grand Cherokee. Idaho tests your tires year around they have never let us down,great traction on ice and snow, great ride and wear really well, probably the best tire I ever ran on anything.

I'm a 20k mile a year road warrior. Installed the LTX M/S on my Ford Expedition 4WD. Great ride, durability, and very low noise. I have always been impressed with Michelin's quality and believe they are worth the price.

It's pretty simple. I have had other Michelins on BMW's, SUV's and other cars, Whenever I put a cheaper "but equal" tire, I always regret it. Just spend the Money if you can. Buy the Michelins.

This is my second set. I had them on my 4runner and now swapped out the tires that came on my new Honda Ridgeline for them. They compliment the AWD system well.

Excellent tires, I used them for over 120000 miles with no problem, still I could go more than 10000 miles, but I decided to change them. I bought the same brand again

Looked hard for the correct tire for my truck, finally with the help of my nephew (Michelin engineer) I chose the LTX M/S2 for it's quiet ride and exceptional handling.

In tires, you get what you pay for - Michelins have been the standard my father started me on with my first car! My family and my safety is trusted to Michelin! Safety is assumed with Michelin...road noise and comfort are over the top!

Shoulders of the tire wear to a point that there are no longer any sipes even though there is plenty of siped- tread remaining in the center of the tire; thus, water is not displaced as well, creating a greater chance of hydroplaning.