I drive my Ford F150 truck mainly on highways, sometimes in snow and ice, and I expect to get at least 80,000 miles on my tires. More importantly, I am relieved to know that a great set of tires is working for me on my truck.

Bought the Defender LTX M/S and they ride great and handle really well on our Suburban. Although they are not a smooth on rough surfaces as the plain LTX's we had previously, but they do the job.

By far the best tires I have put on my Tundra. Lasted longer than the other brands. I have them on my Infinity FX35 too, great handling around corners and in the rain!!!!!

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've ONLY had Michelin tires on my SUV's and will only buy Michelin's in the future. The smoothest safest tire on the market!! Only the best for my car and my very special passengers (aka FAMILY)!!

I bought these tire several years ago and am coming up on 70k miles, the indicators are just coming up. I had these on my old truck as well, the 295 x 65 x 20 size is the best tire I ever had. I am getting a new set of these....., agiain !

I Got XTL ATtires on My S10 pu with unbelivable 132000miles on themwith no problems They are not down to the wear tabs but I am replacing them excellent wear traction & fuel Mileage

I bought this tires 4 weeks ago they have balance 3 times (1 time w/road force) 3 tires in red excessive road force this are poor quality Michelin's ..Stay away

I have had these tires before, and this new set is of the same quality. Rides is great, durability is great, handles great, and has great traction, with a quiet ride.

I have a Ford F-150 pick-up and drive it to work daily as well as use it for yard work and winter driving. The tires have 30K miles on them but still look brand new. They handle well and ride comfortably.