I have tried other brands of tires ,but Michelin tires are far greater than the competitors. As a matter of fact my wifes car needs a set of tires .I guess i don't have to tell u what brand of tire we are going to buy.

These tires have lasted 95,000 miles. I am going to get the same new tires put on my Expedition. Great driving, great grip - in all conditions. The best that is out there for SUV driving.

Purchased the Defender LTX M/S to replace OE Bridgestone tire. The Michelins are significantly louder on the highway and around town. 275/55R/20 113T. Very disappointing.

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.

2015 Tundra 275/65-18. Only 17,000 miles on this set so far, regularly rotated at every oil change, and less than half of tread left. Old LTX MS 2 were great. These are junk. Will never purchase Michelin again.

We got 120,000 on the first set and we have 80,000 already on the second set on our 1998 Ford Explorer. We expect to get 120,000 + on the second set of these tires. I rotate and balanced the tires every 5,000 miles.

I've had three sets of these tires on a Explorer and Honda Ridgeline. I enjoy the comfort and reliablility of these very affordable Michelins. The LTX's provide that quality of security that money can't buy.

Great tire for my Grand Cherokee. Does wonderful on the road (rain, dry and snow). Does fine when in grass parking areas, just stay out of the mud. Great ride and quiet, great wear

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.

Best tires i have ever owned. At present time i have over 120,000 miles on tires & still have approx.4/32 tread left.All the vehicles i own have Michelin tires,Except older truck in back yard. It did have them on it also.