I've had 2 Ford Vans over the last 22 years, with a combined total of 400,000 miles. Ford Vans can be tough on tires, but the Michelin tires work best for me. I consistently get 60,000 + miles out of a set of Michelin tires.

The tires grip very well here in Florida's wet weather. My only real complaint is that I wish there were more options with white lettering. I had to settle with a smaller size.

Great tires! The first three sets of tires lasted only about 30,000 each set. My LTX-MS have run over 55,000 miles & are STILL RUNNING! I think they will go 80,000 miles! Thanks for a Great Tire. Tommy Hoge

My has these tires on her Suburan and they are quiet and ride great. But I'm been most impressed with the wear-life. These tires have about 60,000 on them and they are still looking good.

I liked the fact that at everyday travel was smooth and when I traveled with a heavy load and increased tire preassure the ride was smooth. Not hard as if they were neumatic tires

These tires on my Yukon and previously Tahoe were great. They lasted for over 70,000 miles and when the M/S2 came out I repalced them with the new design.

Great tire. Increase fuel mileage. Have over 100k on my other vehicle and plan on getting the same out of these. Rotate every 5k and they will last a long time.

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.

I have these tires on a 2008 Ford F250 4x4 and tow a 29' fifth wheel trailer. They have been exceptional as far as performance, wear, ride and road noise. For these reasons, I will purchase only Michelin tires for my vehicles.

Have about 1000 miles on the tires. Highly recommend. Quiet, tracks straight, and excited to have some substantial mileage for a change. Switched out Bridgestone duelers. Only had 40,000 and need to replace.