I have the Michelin LTX tires on my GMC Envoy. I'm on my second set. The first were original OEM and I replaced with the same. These things ride like a cushioned cloud! Just wish they were a little more affordable! :)

I use my Michelin LTX/MS on my 3/4 ton Chevy 4x4 to pull a 30 ft RV as well as offload driving and have to date been very satisfied. Road noise is minimal for a mud and snow tire. The tires are holding up very well.

I have a GMC 2500 4x4 and the Michelin LTX MS are the only tires I will run. They may cost a little more up front, but they are the best tires out there.

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.

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 bought these last April to replace some Goodyear's that came on the 2018 Nissan Titan. I was going to take a trip and wanted tires that I considered safe. I am very pleased with the ride and tread wear.

I replaced the original tires with these and they live up to my expectations, they not only look good, but they out perform the original tires. The handling is greatly improved and you really feel sure footed.

I've got 71,000 miles on this set of Michelin Pilot LTX M + S ...might make it to 80,000 before replacing...good over the road tire...handling in wet roads diminished when they had over 60,000 miles, but still one of the best tires I've owned

On outside edge of tires there’s a lot of excess rubber left on the tires from the manufacturing process . I’ve been a customer for over 20 years . And always purchase mich defenders . They never look like this

I now have 42094 miles on these tires and there is hardly any signs of wear. They are still @ 8/11. The traction is great. I drive 90 miles a day and they have yet to fail me or my Honda Ridgeline. Keep up the great work Michelin!