I've had a set of LTX M/S on my Silverado for over 65,000 miles and they still have many miles to go. Great ride quality, even now. Great in bad weather, snow and rain. I will put another set on my truck in the next few months, no doubt!

I've used Michelins on my fifth wheel,truck. and car for the last 15 years. They wear well and have had little or no balance problems. I promote them whenever I can.

we live in the Maryland mountains and are subject to the full range of weather changes and sometimes very quickly. The tire responds well in all conditions and it is my intention to aquire it again when that time ccomes

Had problems with premature tire wear on a 2003 Nissan Pathfinder. After replacing with these tires got better wear and smoother ride with much less road noise.

I haul capacity loads with my small pick up truck with confidence because of the stability of these tires. One negative is after a couple of years the tires spin on wet roads when I have no load in the truck.

2015 Tundra 275/65-18. Only 17,000 miles on this set so far, regularly rotated at every oil change, and less than half of tread left. Old LTX MS 2 were great. These are junk. Will never purchase Michelin again.

Less than 30K miles and the tires are worn out. 70K mile warranty is way off. If I got somewhere around 50K on these, then I wouldn't be too concerned, but this is unacceptable.

I was amazed how many miles (about 95,000) these tire lasted. I sold the truck last year, so they may have more miles on them still yet. Michelin is the only brand of tire I will buy.

The tires were standard w/Ridgeline truck. Drove across US and in severe and inclement weather during the last couple of years. Never punctured or failed in any other way. The 'wear and tear' is above average. The replacement will be the same!

Wore out a set of (exact same) Michelins...70,000 miles! Delighted with the ride, lack of noise, and adequate traction. Long wear and good braking sealed the deal. Bought four more, and still happy!