I purchased a new set to replace the same tires that were worn. I got exceptional milage from the last set. These are on a full size service van, and when I switched from the original set that came with the van (not Michelin) I noticed the ride felt "squishier" like the sidewalls were a lot softer, noticeable at highway speeds with lane changes. It is a moot issue once I got used to the difference in handling.

I have ran these tires for the last 3 years, I have rotated my tires every 5k when I change my oil. Sad thing is that they only last 1 year. After spending over 3k on tires the past 3 years ands almost little to no proation on these tires I am cutting ties with Michelin on every one of our vehicles. I thought for the money I was spending and encourging others that Michelin was the best on the market, I was proven wrong.

Had authorized Michelin dealer install four LTAX2, 275R18 tires yesterday. Just concerned that no mileage was noted on the sales receipt or warranty information provided. Now after reading many negative reviews more concern is creeping in. I think that spending so much money for these a customer should not be passed off as someone buying a coffee somewhere. My initial consensus is positive and I believe in the product to provide safety and performance throughout it's lifespan. I am new to the Michelin product and consider them a very high upgrade over the oem Goodyear Wrangler's.

Great employees. Good personality and good attitude and communication.

Smooth riding and reasonably quiet for a truck.

These were the original equipment on my F-150 and got over 90,000 miles on them. They are quiet and good in rain and snow.

I tow an RV with my truck and having the reliability and confidence my Michelin truck tires will perform as expected gives me real peace- of- mind.

I have always used Michelin tires, they are the smoothest and longest lasting tires on the market bar none .Will keep on buying them.

This is my 2nd set of these tires. The first set went 63000 mi. Rotated them at the recommended miles, they all wore even. These were on a 1 ton p/u pulling an 11,000 lb. 5th wheel camper on the weekends in the spring and summer. Excellent tires!

Came standard on a GMC 3500 AT4. Less than 12,000 miles and less than half the tread left. Have to put the truck in 4wd to get off grass. traction is not good.