These tires came on my 2016 Silverado 2500. My truck now has 37,000 miles and I will need to replace these tires at 40,000. These are rated for 60,000, so needless to say Im pretty disappointed. I always buy a 60k mile tire and these are the first Ill have to replace at 40k. I’ll usually get 55k+- out of a 60k tire. They werent that great in packed snow either. Road noise was very good, very quiet tire and a nice riding tire. But the cost of these tires is quite high to justify getting them a second time only to have to replace again at 40k.

Put on a set of A/T2's as prep for a trip around the country towing a 35" fifth wheel. We park the fifth wheel and travel to points of interest in the pickup. To date we have put on 13,658 miles in 90 days on paved, gravel and dirt roads. The tires look almost new and my only complaint would be that they pick up a substantial amout of gravel in the tread. It appears to be a small inconvience for a great tire.

tire are great i got 89k miles out of the first set, on a 08 f250 4x4. hardly have to use 4wd, off road and snow awsome. they have great traction all the way to the end, first snow last year just about 89k miles, i was a little worried, then i drove in it, not a problem, i thought i should put new on with winter comming, probley should have run them, new were a little better but not that noticable, i think i could have run them to 95k. i really like them, and most of my friends have them also

I've done some fairly extensive driving since I purchased these tires 2 years ago. I have driven over 55k miles on them and they are still showing quite a bit of tread left. No punctures or damage. Excellent all around tire. I did notice a slight improvement in gas mileage which leads to believe that the tire has been engineered very well.

The LTX A/T 2 is the best tire on the market for light trucks and SUV's. I have them on all three of my vehicles(1998 suburban, 2000 Pickup, 2005 Tahoe) and could not ask for better preformance they do well on and off road. The last set of LTX I had on my 2000 Chevy pickup lasted 80,000 miles so with proper rotation these tires really last. Don't buy tires with out looking at Michelin nothing else can compare.

I HAD A SET OF TIRES NEW FROM FACTORY ON MY 2012 YUKON. THEY HAD A LOT OF ROAD NOISE FROM ABOUT 15K MILES ON ( WORN OUT AT 35K MILES) . THE NEW MICHELIN'S ARE MUCH QUIETER AND I HOPE TO GET AT LEAST 60K AS ADVERTISED. MY FUEL MILEAGE STAYED ABOUT THE SAME. THE HANDLING IS ALSO MUCH BETTER

I wouldn't put my wife and kids on the Northern Michigan roads with anything less. In addition to being driven in all weather conditions and off road on the fun days, these tires are expected to pull a 22' fiberglass deep V cruiser fishing boat or 24' camper trailer, many times over 1000 miles for a trip. They do all of these without any problem. They have unbeatable traction on all road conditions and wear better than the cheapter tires I run on my work truck. If you trust this recommendation, you won't be disappointed.

This is the best A/T type tire that I've seen! Based on the current mileage on these tires (about 30,000) it looks like they will easily make it to 70 or 80k. About the only thing I can say negative is they are only about average on ice. Otherwise very good!

I have had these tires on my GMC 2500HD pickup for about 4 years. My main 2 criteria when purchasing tires were tread life and traction in snow. I snowmobile and plow, and therefore must have good snow tires. I am pleased with the traction in snow and find the side tread helpful, and so far have about 60,000 miles on them. I've seen some reviews showing 80,000 miles on this model tire, but not sure ill get there. I will likely need to replace them next year around 70,000. Still good life for a truck tire!

I bought these 8 and 1/2 years ago and the tread life is great. I’m going to replace them due to age. I’ve never had a flat and several times a year I due some driving on real rocky roads. Tire holds up well and very stable ride. I tow 9000pound toy hauler and tires are great under load. Ymir’s does well with snowy roads as well.