I bought a set for my Nissan Titan, I got the twenty inch defender tires and took a trip from central Florida to Arizona and back with pulling a travel trailer and to my surprise I could not see any wear on my tires very happy with the, my brother went out and got some too, thanks

We are a group of drivers/friends of 5 that owns Ram ProMaster doing expediting, that means in average 3500 miles per week..most of us used Michelin Defender LTX 225/75/R 16, and 4 of us reached or passed 180,000 miles, except one of our friend that he reached 215,000 but he was rotating weekly and he wasn't put loads over 2,500 lbs on his van, and even we all reached to that unbelievable performance the tires still looks much better than Agilis CrossClimate at 50,000 miles..very disappointing, and if we can't find Defender LTX anymore we going to switch to Firestone Transforce...waste of money and I don't understand why they took it out from the market, maybe because they were way to good for Michelin to make profits

I live in Minnesota and with cold snowy winters and warm summers the best choice for tires is typically a snow or winter tire and an all season tire for summer. I have been looking for years for one tire to handle both summer and winter well. I finally found it when I bought the Agilis CrossClimate last November. It has been great on dry or wet pavement. Where it really shines is in the snow and ice. I know it is not a snow tire, but it is 90% there and handled wonderfully in the winter. I highly recommend this tire. I also recommend to Michelin to make this tire in a larger variety of sizes so it can be used on more SUVs.

This is an update to an earlier review. They said the system would not allow one, and I would have to submit an additional one. After a 2nd trip to work, experiencing a similar "floating feeling" on the freeway, I took a closer look at the front tires that were OEM Coopers. Even though I had 29,544 miles, the tread was not where I thought it should be. I did the penny test in several places, and saw enough of Abe's head in several spots, that I decided to go ahead an replace those two as well. I didn't like the look of 2 different sets, and I didn't want to end up with two sets of tires, with 10-15k mileage difference. After a couple of trips on the freeway with 4 matching Agilis CrossClimates, the ride was much better. I didn't notice the same "floating" feeling, and despite the large, chunky looking treads, the ride was actually pretty smooth, and just as quiet as the OEMs. I like the idea of the sidewall protection pads, even if they look a bit weird.

I have had the tires for a year now and the tires are showing little ware. There is about 15000 KM. on them. The tires are quite on the high way and give you the feeling of very smooth ride on my F350 Super Duty. On ice and cold snow they have very good traction. On slushy snow and wet mud I have to lock up the 4 WD, which I thought would be a problem when I bought them because of the tread. Over all the tires are a good experience.

Quite possibly the worst Michelin tire I have ever purchased, tried to like them, until I found they provided no winter weather driving confidence whatsoever. I have been a lifelong Michelin buyer. This has soured me. no traction, no steering response. dangerous for the mildest winter road condition.

I purchased these tires a week ago. Today I had a driver turn left in front of me coming from the opposite direction. I slammed on the brakes and these tires stopped me, while I think my older tires would have had me running over the poor chap. I hope I never have to test these tires again. But I am amazed at their gripping power.

I have fit Michelin tires to every vehicle I have ever owned starting with their first radial the Michelin X.. These Agilis are fit to a 2018 Ford Transit 350 XLT, what a transformation, quiet, improved performance and handling sure footed, good turn in even though they are just a little vague on center. A great tire and well paired to the Ford Transit XLT 350 15 passenger van.

4th set of michelines tires purchased over the years, great products accept for last set ,balanced 3 different times and still rough ride had to find a balancer with road force balancer. They commented problem with one of the tires. OK now but believe when you buy a product of this quality as they claim this shouldn't be so!

Bought a set of these for my '17 Nissan Titan XD in December of '19 and they are really nice tires, except for the treadlife. For the most part they are quiet on the highway and have been very predictable in the snow and ice. I do pull a 30' travel trailer (about 4,000 miles this year) and with just under 30,000 miles on them there is 5/32" tread left. I expected more for a tire that is supposedly designed specifically for light trucks hauling heavy loads. Seriously disappointed with the durability.