I ride mostly on the road but have done mild off-roading and tires seem to handle well under dual roles. The tires are a bit pricey but the quality seems to justify the price.

Michelin tires preform great. The ride is completely great compared to others. The safety of braking in shorter distance give you peace of mind. I will purchase no other tire except MICHELIN. The man that stands behind his tires.

longest lasting tires that I have ever purchased. I purchased my first set for my Chevrolet Blazer back in the 80s and the lasted around 80,000. I now have them on my Silverado, 2nd set, and my Tahoe. Same results, around 80,000 miles

After having a tire filure ona cross country trip, I purchased 4 net LTX M/S. Drove like a new car. Have 80K miles with more than half of the tread left! Would always try to purchase Michelins since I have never had a Michelin go bad.

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.

Use for every day driving. Best longevity of any tire I have ever owned. 80K to 100K from every set. Ride is smooth and quiet. Tires are true round with exceptional ride.

The ride and handling are great as expected. Overall I would recommend to anyone. I have the E load tires as I pull a 5th wheel 35 foot camper and these tires really handle the load.

Most of the miles on these tires are road miles. The LTX M/S provides great traction on dry and wet roads with little to no road noise in the cabin. It provides a smooth and comfortable ride.

Tire is very quiet, virtually no road noise, great traction on slippery surfaces, we have purchased this same tire for our Motorhome and Pick-up Truck and SUV

The only tires I’ll use. My 4Runner came with Bridgestones and within a month I changed to the Defender LTX MS and it’s much better all round. Smooth as glass at any speed and still good off road.