Bought these tires in November 2012 for my 2007 Honda Ridgeline. Removed the original set of LTX A/T2 tires with about 100,000 km on them. Could have waited, because they still had over 25% tread left on them, but was able to get a discount from a tire shop affiliated with my Employer. This second set of tires have seen every type of terrain, including pavement, gravel, rock trails, dirt trails, decommissioned logging roads, etc.. My only complaint has been cracks in the sidewalls. I heard, unofficially, that there were a huge batch of these tires that had that defect, but it never appeared to be severe, and never seemed to effect the performance of my tires. I still was able to carry infrequent 1500+ pound loads in my Ridgeline. I also carried my motorcycle(s) for many miles in the box without incidence. After over 12 years, the cracking is becoming more pronounced and one tire leaks, but I'm unsure if it is a nail or a sidewall leak, so I just refill it every couple months. Am getting ready to replace these tires with more of the same. I've only rotated this set twice, and they still have 20% left in the rear and 25% in the front/drive wheels now. If I take them down to the "wear bars" I'm predicting I'll have 150,000 km's on them! If a person's vigilant about tire rotation and pressure, they could see 170,000 km/set! These tires are like "cheating" in the winters encountered in northern Canada, where I live. Off road and gravel roads are also surprising to me, because these tires grip so well, then go on to silently cruise the highways quietly, with excellent grip, smoothness and all other considerations. Though they are priced higher than many "store brands", their cost is lower when you consider the attainable mileage, quality and functionality. They are wickedly good tires. I also save money in tire changes and servicing. Again, I intend to put on my third set of the same tires! Michelin rocks.

I have a 2004 Dodge Ram 2500, diesel 4x4 with240,000 miles on it. I bought it new with Michelin tires good for 70K. They lasted as advertised so I bought another set. At143KI bought another set. At 212,000 I bought another brand with 65k warranty, I just replaced those inferior tires with Michelin X-LT2's, and will continue to purchase Michelin tires. They hold up, perform well in all conditions and way cheaper in the long run, shopped and priced and found them $300.00 cheaper than the one set of inferior tires. No more changing brands for me the inferior tires did not last 30,000 miles.

I bought these tires in April of 2023 and it is now February of 2024 and I have put around 36000 miles on these tires. I have them on a 2022 ford F-250 limited and I feel the truck handles better with these tires, we farm and the truck is required to run through mud/dirt/gravel quite often and they are worked very hard, the warranty is till 60,000 miles but however mine are practically bald already and I understand that they are worked and used in ways they are not really designed for, but I love them and will continue to buy this tire as Long as I can!

My 2005 F150 has 150,000 miles on it now. I put the last 100,000 miles on it using the Michelin LTX A/T2. I must admit I was a little iffy about the tires because of the price but as the miles and years went on, all my doubts about the tire went away. I am proud of these tires. I love my truck. Just bought and installed a new set of the same tires on the truck today. Excellent tire. Durable. Trustable.

I've owned these tires for 4.5 years now and have 30,000 miles on them so far, tread still measures 10/32 (14 to start). On my 4Runner they have been nothing short of excellent. Just went 4wheeling/hunting in 6 inch snow, up some amazingly rough goat trails and was never in danger of losing traction. WOW! Mind you in some parts I was in 4 low with the rear diff lock engaged. The only concern is that I won't put on enough annual mileage before they start to crack. Very Small cracks have started to show between the tread blocks.

I use my truck, hence the tires, to pull stock trailers and business trailers. The tires handle the weight, road conditions, and environmental conditions. They handle the wet roads really well. I have driven through extreme wet conditions this year and not once has it felt like I was going to hydroplane. Pulling heavy loads is not an issue with these tires. I would recommend tires to anyone.

Bought the LTX/AT2 over two months ago. They replaced Goodyear Wrangles that was original equipment. Outstanding tire. Especially in the rain. The Goodyear was terrible when the roads were wet. Once again Michelin delivers. Thanks for making a quality product.

I run these tires in every type of terrain. From a 90 mile round trip commute to work, to field, and mud. Our winters see deep snow and ice and with my jeep's 4wd never had any issues. My needs were a tire that wouldn't my rob me of ride quality but were aggressive to get through every type of terrain.

I bought mine in 2013 for my 1988 toyota pickup. I had 154,000 miles on it then. I now have over 300,000 miles on the truck. I have not changed or rotated the tires yet. They appear to be about half worn now. I am an aggressive driver and these tires are amazing. I just wish they still made them. P235/75 R15. sigh

I just bought a new set of Michelin LTX AT2 tires because I got 101,000+ miles from the first set I had on my 2012 2500HD Chevy truck. I watched the inflation and rotation schedule. I had one flat the whole time. Thank you Michelin for a wonderful product.