we have a everyday driver its a 97 gmc sierra extended cab pickup. our first set of Michelins lasted 6 years and had some 60000 miles plus on them. we are very happy with the performance of the Michelin tire and purchased a second set for our pickup. we never had a flat or any other problems. we choose Michelin due to the high quality of the tire and trouble free miles. our experience with other tires is that they wear out below the advertised mileage. we also recommend Michelin to our children when they need new tires, we feel they are that safe to do so.

High performance car tires are designed for drivers who demand superior handling, speed, and traction. They offer exceptional grip in dry conditions, sharp cornering, and precise steering response, making them ideal for sporty driving or performance vehicles. These tires enhance braking performance and deliver a more connected, responsive feel on the road. However, they tend to wear faster than standard all-season tires and may not perform as well in cold or wet weather. If you prioritize driving performance and control over longevity, high performance tires are a smart choice.

I have a 2014 F250 Super Duty Diesel, 4 dr 8' box and tow a 35' RV and 20 ' flat bed. These tires wear quickly on the highway and and are down 2/32" in 11,000 km/6800 Mi (4000 km/ 2500mi with trailer). These tires should not be the factoy supplied tires...they should supply the M/S 2 instead and make these an option for more off road applications

The worst wearing tries I have ever owned. I got 25,000 mile (1/2 ton truck) on a tire with a 60,000 mile warranty. No trailer pulling or heavy payloads. The truck was used as a car. Bought tires from a National company so I think they were original Michelin and not counterfits.I got 35,000 from the original equipment tires.

I bought the LTXA/T2 tires for my Jeep because in Montana we have extremes of weather that require a superior tire. At Christmas time we drive into the mountains close to town and find ourselves on roads that vary from dry to ice to snow packed to deep snow. My Michelin tires do the job for those varied conditions. In the summer our weather can get up to 100 degrees and in that weather we may end up pulling our camper over a steep mountain pass as we head to a lake camp site. Having Michelin tires gives me a sense of security that is much appreciated. We don't put a lot of miles on our tires each year but the miles we do drive need a good tire such as the LTXA/T2.

Just purchased, at least, my 6th set of these tires for several different vehicles including my 06 Tundra and our old 05 Sequoia. Just purchased a set to place on our new 18 Sequoia, predictions for bad winter. Have travelled in ice, snow, rain and other weather with no issues. Have always gotten 70k plus on a set of these tires, granted limited off road use. Will be getting another set for my Tundra, probably next year.

Myself & my wife slid off an ice covered in slow motion . We ended up in the ditch that had over a foot of snow in it . I put the truck in four wheel drive . Rocked it a few times , it came right out of the ditch and we were on our way. I really think these tires saved us a road service call and a night in the ditch !

Had a 2005 Chevy 05/2500 HD that I needed to replace the original tires that came on it at about 30,000 miles. I used my truck for pulling a 10,000 lb fifth wheel, plowing a 300 foot steep driveway and worried about the replacement tires I was going to need. After looking at all the available tires to put on my truck, I chose Michelin LTX A/T2 after reading reviews for the right tire and couldn't have made a better choice. They fit all the requirements I wanted in a tire, quiet ride, longevity, traction in all condition and peace of mind knowing the Michelin name was on them, which I was proud of. I can't say a bad thing about them and will put another set on my new truck. In all honesty, living in the Berkshires requires a tire that you can depend on, the weather conditions we have here go from one extreme to another. So don't make the wrong choice, make the Michelin choice !

Two things my dealer told me about the LTX A/T2 tires is they would be quieter and have a smoother softer ride compared to the popular tire that I had on my truck at the time. That was definitely the two things I immediately noticed. The tread design is perfect for all my applications of highway miles, pulling trailers, and the ability to get around in snow and mud. With Michelin's proven track record of quality, durability and performance I made the right business decision in purchasing the LTX tires.

These are by far the best tires I have ever owned super quiet excellent traction on all types of road surfaces on dry wet or snowy roads. Superior wear so far I have about 45k on my tires and they still look as good as the day I bought them. My tire dealer told me the tires would probably dry rot before they wore out and should have no problem lasting up to 100k. I average 150 miles per day for work so it doesn't take long to rack up the miles. All my new tire purchases from this day forward will be Michelin they do not compromise when it comes to quality safety and comfort. I'm sold