I have used nothing but Michelin Tires since I could afford a quality tire. I just replaced 4 Michelin tires with 75,000 miles on them. I inspected the old tires once they were removed and they worn even. I would never think about putting anything other than Michelin on my cars Tundra, Lexus, 4Runner and Mustang.

After a year and a half of mountain, desert, highway and city driving, tires seem to have great traction in varied conditions. Good ride on Interstate highways, snow/ice conditions of local mountain roads and also unpaved, gravel roads. Price was a bit high, but if they last for 80,000 to 90,000 miles, they are worth it. Very satisified with wear, feel of tires on varied road conditions and would not hesitate to buy again. So far, they are wearing evenly and well.

Ever since I was an aspiring driver at 15 years of age I remember when my dad just put his first set of Michelins on his pickup truck. The treads were great and the raised white letters looked great against the sidewall. Through the last 30 years, I too have taken pride in putting Michelin tires on my cars and trucks because they not only look good, but give a smooth, quiet and comfortable ride. The tires I have had from Michelin have always held up to on and off road conditions and have lasted 60k to 80k miles for each set I have had. When given the choice between a slightly less expensive brand and Michelins, I always choose the Michelins as they have proven themselves to be the best in choice of tires.

I would buy these tires again if they ever wear out. I have them on my F250 pick up a my E250 conversion van. The pick up has made 5 round trips from Pa. to Fl. without a problem pulling a 7000 lb. trailer and a loaded slide in camper. With the experience from the pick up I put a set on my van and had similar results. They ride well with heavy loads at highway speeds and seem to hold a balance better than other brands I have tried. The wear is even and the wet traction good for an AT style tire. Like I said I would buy these again.

These came on my 2015 2500hd Sierra. They did ok when new, but now after 35000 miles have terrible wet weather handling. Makes me nervous to drive my truck in the rain. They have tread left, but the tread is worn past the siping. Ive rotated them based upon the owners manual.

I live in the mountains and travel both paved and unpaved roads. This tire has held up very well and given good service. First tires I have had in a very long time that lasted more than 12 months. I average over 3000 miles a month. I drive an F350 diesel so to me this has been very impressive. The tires don't have a roar to them on pavement which I also liked.

Bought the A/T2 two months ago to replace the OEM Goodyear Adventurer. I was really looking forward to the change. I've been back to the dealer twice. First time for balance and aweful noise. The second time to try to minimize a distracting road noise. I wish I had bought the Defenders rather than be swayed by the dealer. I have about 750 miles on them and given the longevity of tread life, I guess I'm stuck with an aggravating noise for the next several years. I've been buying tires for over 50 years, with 80 to 90% being Michelin. These are my first disappointing set.

Have these tires on a 99 gmc sierra 2wd, always used to run the ltx m/s which was very good but with a 2wd extended cab with an 8ft bed they gave me no traction if I even went near any dirt so I switched to the ltx a/t2 and was very happy with the the results I can now easily drive across sugar sand, wet grass and mud which was almost impossible before, the tires are a little noisier than the m/s on road but its a small price to pay for the increased performance, mileage sems to be very comparable to the m/s as does the wear, all in all a very good tire for any pick up.

I purchased 4 new LTX A/T2 tires on 6/01/2015. After driving less than 24,000 miles with frequent rotation, I am left with tires that I need to replace again. I will say they were great while they lasted but that wasn't for very long. I've always bought Michelin tires but I'm looking around now.

These tires are amazing, it’s has superior traction pulling grain wagons which exceeds 84,000 lbs it’s a great everyday tire, we have recommended it to a lot of other farmers and they love it! Before you complain about weight restrictions farmers are exempt in my state up to 300,000 lbs