Soon to put on my 3rd set. Got over 70,000 miles on the 1st set, over 80,000 miles on the 2nd set and soon to be replacing the 3rd set that may not make 70,000 because of a worn out front end. Light weight and great ride and traction. Love them.

Excellent tires. Very durable, even with infrequent rotation. I begged a friend to buy these last week, though he still went with a Michelin, it was a slightly less-durable (and therefore less-expensive) tire.

Best tires I've ever owned....hands down. I have been using Michelin tires for 40 years now and, although I continue to look at and compare other tires while shopping about, I have always put michelin under the vehicle I'm driving.

The tires goes beyond the distance meaning: the 80,000 mile tire now has 96,000 miles. The tires have outlasted their warranty. Tire is less likely to have flats. Smoother riding tire.

Best set of all around SUV tires I have ever owned. I got mile for mile what the tire was rated at. Good traction in wet and snowy conditions. Would absolutely buy another set.

Incredibly long tread life - over 90,000 miles on this set. Great in rain until about 85,000 miles. Still not down to the TWI's yet. Quiet and comfortable ride as well.

these tire are excellent in ice and snow. They bite down to the road surface. They lasted to 75,000 miles on my one ton pickup and are still serving on a dump trailer. Go for a narrow size to get better traction.

2nd time to have these tires and, WOW, they are the best ever. They last FOREVER and make me feel completely secure/safe in bad road conditions from rain to snow. LOVE THEM and will always use.

these have got to be the best tires ever made, most tires you typically get 60k out of but i have had these last well over 100k, i am not sure why these tires last so good, even after 80k miles on them they still ride as though they were new.

I have had Michelin LTX M/S on my last 3 SUV's. I live in wet and sometimes snowy Seattle, the Michelin's have always gotten me there. Why would I change? I just bought 275/55R/20DLTX's, of course.