Michelin tires are not inexpensive, but the value they give in reliability, durability (wear), and peace of mind, knowing the likelyhood of a flat is virtually nil, is worth the small extra cost of a set of Michelins

I have thes tires on my 2002 Chevrolet Silverado Z71. They have just over 100k on them. The ride and fuel economy are great. I am about to replace them with a new set of the LTX M/S2 and can only hope to get the same life out of them.

I have been purchsing Michelin tires on all my vehicles for over 10 years. These tires, like all the Michelin tires I have purchased in the past, have far exceeded my expectations.

It took awhile to get use to feeling the road again, and understanding that the pressures was correct (looked low) Other than that, outsatnding performance, very pleased !!

I haven't had any trouble with my tires. They cost alot but I'd rather pay a little extra, in order to have the comfort and safety while driving on the road.

I have two sets of these tires on my Silverado and put 75K on the first set and 50K already on the second and they are wearing great. Tires are much better than the brakes that stop them but that's another review for another site:).

These tires have 80,000 miles on them and still have approximately 50% of the tread left. They also are quite old and are showing no signs of cracking or aging. This is an exceptional tire!

My Michelin LTX M/S tires are awesome. I have about 32,000 miles on them and they are only about half worn. They provide me with great handling and a smooth ride. I will definitely buy Michelin tires again.

I use the LTX M/S on a ranch in South Texas and never had a flat. Other trucks with other brand tires are constantly having flats on the rough and thorny terrain.

After having 3 sets of LX's on 3 different pickups and SUVs, I can say they are unquestionably the best tire for the money. They ride very soft and smooth, give long wear, and provide exceptional traction on all road surfaces and driving conditions.