I've had these tires on my Roadtrek for a few months now, and the comfort and security of knowing I've got good, safe tires gives me great peace of mind.

Tires only lasted less than 25,000 miles. Michelin will not stand behind these tires. Don't waste money on these tires, you will have to replace them much sooner than expected.

They are quiet on the road

I have purchased Michelin several times before. But I sure it wasn't this specific type. Agilis LTX must be a much softer compound. Very disappointed in this set of tires I'll definitely be looking at the next set. Maybe a different brand all together. Approximately 26000 miles and wear bars are close. Tire pressure 65 front 80 rear. I do know for sure I won't be purchasing this type again.

Currently have 230k miles on my truck, and have had LTX's on the truck ever since replacing the OEM at around 30k miles. I was constantly getting around 50k miles out of a set of tires. I change out the tires to these, and at 27k miles they have to be replaced already. These were more money than the LTX's, but definitely will not be putting these on the truck again.

Just put 4 on the back of my 2012 Ram 3500 mega Cab and it has changed the vehicle in a good way. Replaced the Ameritrac that was stock. Result vibration and shaking is gone, they ride like a summer street tire and in two wheel drive grip how it did in four wheel drive. No more lack of traction when accelerating through intersections. The ride quality really reduces driver fatigue. Cant wait to get them on the front. Only complaint is that for the same size tire as the OEM they are way narrower and it looks kind of stupid on a duel rear wheels with such a large gap between them. Only other comment is at the recommended pressure the tread is substantially crowned as when a tire is over inflated. Basically only the middle of the tire is on the road. I will experiment lowering the pressure to the light load pressure of 40 psi and go from there.

45,000 mile for these tires on my Ram 3500 DRW. Pull over 6000 miles the summer with our camper out west with no problems. Extremely satisfied with the performance. Only reason I am replacing them now is a road hazard side wall puncture on 1 tire doesn't make sense to not replace all. Going back with Aglis Crossclimate.

My cargo van was initially equipped with a well-known, competitive brand tire that lasted only 37k miles. The difference between the initial tires and the new Michelins is significant, most noticeably in sound. The ride, now, is much more quiet. Additionally, handling, specifically, cornering, is improved.

Great tires and well balanced

Nice quiet and smooth ride. Traction has been good in the pasture. No complaints.