The first set of these tires came with the purchase of my Honda Ridgeline. I purchased the second set of tires after 60000 miles. Do you think I would look for a different tire or stay with the best? I stayed with the best tire for my truck.

Smoothest ride possible, incredible in snow, especially when brand new...love all the sipes, almost like an ice tire. I've tried every major brand of light truck tires and the LTX M/S are the standard for comparison.

In tires, you get what you pay for - Michelins have been the standard my father started me on with my first car! My family and my safety is trusted to Michelin! Safety is assumed with Michelin...road noise and comfort are over the top!

I travel quite a bit selling wood chippers and stumpgrinders. We use the LTX M/S exclusively on our company trucks. Never any quality or performance issues...even towing 12,000lbs in traffic, in the snow!

I really like these tires! This is my second set of the Defender LTX tires, and I like the smooth and quiet ride that they provide. I highly recommend them.

I use my tires on a 2500 Chevrolet and they improve the ride, handling, and stopping. My last set of Michelin was put on, balanced and never balanced again the entire life of the tires. Never have I had any better tires.

I have had Michelin tires on every vehicle I have owned since 1990. They stay well balanced and the wear is fantastic. I would recommend them to anyone.

2006 Honda Pilot ... Handles better than any other tire I have ever driven on... been driving for 31 years. Costs more than other tires. But, no comparison in quality.

First set of LTX I had lasted 60000+ miles. The second set has 20000+ miles and are in excellent condition. Most of the driving I do is freeway or stop and go city, but the tires do quite well in mud or snow.

At 75K, these tires have last far longer than I expected. They still aren't at the wear indicator, though I am starting to think about replacing them.