I chose Michelin tires because of their reputation. I drive an SUV where the winters can be challenging. I'm impressed with the performance of these tires in the rain and snow. The gripping and stopping ability give me confidence that I will maintain control of my vehicle. My wife has leased many vehicles over the years, and her vehicles always came equipped with Michelin tires. I am happy to say " now I travel on Michelin's". In my opinion they are worth the money I spent.

Being that this is my second set of the LTX A/T2 it's obvious that I really liked this tire. I had done my research on these tires years ago and decided to give them a try. I really thought they were fantastic. Although I don't get to take these tires off road very much I can say they do work very well both on and off road. On road in both wet weather and snow they can't be beat! For a tire that is high rated for off road use I can tell you that on road ride is very good and very quiet. My original set of LTX A/T2 I just replaced had about 60k miles on them. I have them on a Jeep that is always in 4 wheel drive mode so with the churn on the front you would think they would wear them out pretty quick. Not the case. They held up great!

I bought a 2016 Truck and these tires came stock and currently has 21000 miles on it. I was driving on a very well maintained, highly used dirt road with an ATV in the bed of the truck. My rear right tire went flat and the tire shredded before I realized what had happened and was able to stop. It appeared to me that it was not just a puncture in the tread, but that the tread ripped, and then sidewall fell apart. The next day the left rear tire was flat. I will never again use Michelin Tires. Glad this did not occur while towing my trailer.

I use my new Michelin truck tires for mostly highway commuting. The road noise and the smoothness of the tires are great, this is why I chose the tires and they have worked as advertised. While the price on the tires were a little more than the competition, I feel they were a good investment for the long run, in terms of durability and reliability

I am undecided how I feel about these tires until I get a response that makes sense. I purchased a new truck in 2012 with LTX A\T2 LT 275/65R20 tires on it. My truck has 30K miles on it as of todays date. I have had concerns with these tires since my truck had 25K miles on it but the dealer will do nothing stating the tires have "normal wear". My tires have CHUNKS out of the tread ... all the way around the tire ... on all four tires. I was asked what kind of terrain I drive my truck on which to me says they were trying to find the culprit of this problem. I drive my truck on roads and rarely dirt, gravel and sand. I'm a single mom, the only "cargo" I haul in my truck are my two kids.... I am constantly worried about these tires. I'm working on getting someone to listen to me that these tires are defective. My dealer says they have normal wear and a tire company says they are defective but can only get me a discount to replace them. I don't feel with 30K miles on a brand new $60,000 vehicle I should be having to purchase (discount or not) new tires! Waiting for Michelin to reply. I'll post my results.

I chose these tires because I always trust Michelin to provide a great quality tire. that was very true in city and hwy driving. However these were supposed to have been designed for gravel road driving. I have worn down the nice thick tred in 2.5 years. I live on 3-5 miles of gravel depending which direction I am headed. Ususally it is the 3 mile out route. so I drive 6-20 miles daily on gravel allowing for 1 or 2 trips from home. I hope a better tire is designed in the near future since these won't last much longer. Please let me know if they have made an improved gravel riding tire. These keep my car on the narrow gravel roads, with lots of steep hills, but are wearing down at an alarming rate this past year. I don't believe this model is produced any longer.

I have used Michelin tires for many years. I always come back to this brand. This is the first time I have them on a PU truck used for towing a 5th wheel trailer. One tire had a bulge on the side. It was replaced by the dealer w/ no problem. I am sure these will be a great set to tires.

On my 2010 F150 I replaced the stock P rated tires with a set of these 275/70R18 at 45,000 miles I know have 156,000 miles on the truck and I am just replacing them now. They still have tread on them but with the winters in New England i decided to replace with another set. Great traction in all types of weather and hauling a trailer. Tire does not make much noise on the road but if your not used to driving a Truck that feels like a Truck the ride is a little hard for regular people. I like my truck to feel like a truck. Great tire I recommend these tires to everyone.

My F250 came standard with "something else" on it. Not a bad tire, but they always seemed to drive "heavy." When I first drove off the lot with the Michelins on I could immediately feel the difference in how the truck drove, handled, and the drag was much less. I actually expect that my mileage will improve with the better tires. Michelin tires aren't cheap, but, if they continue with the quality I have experienced over the years, the extra expense is worth it.

Whether driving on the sticky hot asphalt of a summers day , the slick icey roads of winter or just traveling off the beaten path for a exciting journey,I have confidence in my tires to keep my family safe and secure, knowing my tires are durable enough to handle what ever type of surface my family suv may encounter.