I have owned Michelin tires on all my vehicles for more than 40 years--because they are durable, offer a great ride and perform well in all weather. No other brand for me..

I run these on my ram 4 wheel drive and grand Cherokee. Idaho tests your tires year around they have never let us down,great traction on ice and snow, great ride and wear really well, probably the best tire I ever ran on anything.

Excellent grip on multiple road surfaces and varied weather conditions. Positive sense of control and maneuverability whether daily driving or in inclement weather

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.

I use my Michelin LTX/MS on my 3/4 ton Chevy 4x4 to pull a 30 ft RV as well as offload driving and have to date been very satisfied. Road noise is minimal for a mud and snow tire. The tires are holding up very well.

I recently purchased a set of Michelin tires and compared to the set I had on before...they are much smoother riding set. Very pleased .... Thanx, Bowtie

This is the wrong tire for a 2009 Honda Pilot. Much worse than the OEM tires. Uncomfortable and noisy ride. At least 10% less gas mileage. Traction is good tho.

I now have about 1000 miles on these and am happy with drivability, in wet and dry conditions. But I am very unhappy with the gas mileage, I’ve lost about 2 miles per gallon bs the last brand I replaced with 50.000 miles of driving.

I have purchased three sets of michelin tires for two cars and would not purchase any other,if anyone could have the opportunity to receive a set of michelin tires for there car I guarantee they would not accept anything but the best.

Less than 30K miles and the tires are worn out. 70K mile warranty is way off. If I got somewhere around 50K on these, then I wouldn't be too concerned, but this is unacceptable.