I bought Defender LTX M/S tire for my RAM 1500 at the end of October. They are quiet on hard surfaces and have amazing traction on wet and snowy surfaces. I am extremely satisfied with these tires!

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 drive from Florida to Maine twice a year. I have tried several other brands. I researched before I purchased my Michelin tires. Best buy I ever made. Quiet and great traction.

I have had them about 4 years and the side walls have got cracks in them dealer said that was normal and would not adjust them I'm not to pleased about that

We pull a heavy 5th wheel trailer with our truck these Michelin tires preformed and lasted beyond our expectations. We got almost twice the miles on the Michelin tires than the OEM tires.

Loved this tire in the snow! My only complaint, even with balancing, rotations, and alignments, all performed regularly, the tire wore out around 40,000 miles.

After installing my XLT/MS tires on my Chevy Colorado I increased my mileage by 2 MPG. The ride was dramatically improved from the factory tires.After 45,000 freeway miles on these tires I should get another 15,000 before I buy my next set of XLT/MS

I have purchased Michelin Tire for more than 20 years. They are the only tire I have owned that actually got the tire mileage stated. I got approxmately 70,000 miles and had tread left in my Taho. Only tire to own!!

I am really disappointed in the new Michelins. Tires are harder and I feel every seam in the road, worse than any tires I have had in last 50 years. Also very noisy, I was surprised at how loud they were for new tires.

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.