My truck came with another brand of tires that had a lot of road noise which is common with "All Terrain" tires. I changed to the Michelin A/T and the road noise went away. I love my Michelins.

After reading many of the reviews, I had my LTX-AT2, 265/70R/17's siped. I drive a 2010 F-150 XLT. We've had a few good snow storms since I put them on and have had no problems with traction. Nice ride on pavement too.

My new tires have 25,000 miles on them and they still look new and ride new. The tread is deeper then the original tire treads were when I bought the truck new in 2007.

This is the first time I changed my stock tires after 6 years. I noticed that those tires are quieter that the stock tikes. They hold the road well and fuel economy significantly improved.

I once switched to another brand besides michelin when I knew I was going to be trading my vehicle and I hated the way my suburban handled, the tires seemed to wander, not grip the road like the Michelin's do

I really enjoyed driving my truck with the original tires ((75,000 miles on them) these thing are just horrible - constant wobble noise going down the road and the dealer won't do anything about it - I would avoid these...

I have a set of 285/70 R17 LTX A/T2's on my 2006 GMC Sierra. I have over 70k miles on them will still plenty of tread. These tires ride good, and have excellent snow traction. Would recommend for any 4x4 pickup or SUV.

Longest lasting tires ever. This is my second set of these. tread is great in the snow and has wonderful grip in the heavy rains we have had of late. Price is worth the value...

I have V8 chevy colordao 09 and spent most time in the woods hunting and fishing never had a problem in any condition. 38k on them and even half worn. Rotate every 4000. Will be purchasing another set when time comes.

The michelin brand tires once again stand for why they are a little more in cost than competitors, but you can feel it in the differece. look, and espcially the usage.