Very loud roar that varies with speed. Only at hiigh speed does the noise go away, probably due to air noise covering it up. These should be the same as original equipment on my F250, but are different somehow.

Great tire but doesn’t last long! Super quiet for all terrain! Best. Off road is ok. Doesn’t compare to Toyo or BFG KO tires at all. Too soft. But then those are super loud!

Purchased a set of AT/2’s for my RAM 2500. The vibration was so bad I immediately went back to the dealer. After several attempts to road force balance the set and several call to Michelin, they finally agreed to replace the entire set. When the new set was installed, they ride worse than the previous set. For the amount these tires cost DO BETTER!

I purchased a new set to replace the same tires that were worn. I got exceptional milage from the last set. These are on a full size service van, and when I switched from the original set that came with the van (not Michelin) I noticed the ride felt "squishier" like the sidewalls were a lot softer, noticeable at highway speeds with lane changes. It is a moot issue once I got used to the difference in handling.

Had authorized Michelin dealer install four LTAX2, 275R18 tires yesterday. Just concerned that no mileage was noted on the sales receipt or warranty information provided. Now after reading many negative reviews more concern is creeping in. I think that spending so much money for these a customer should not be passed off as someone buying a coffee somewhere. My initial consensus is positive and I believe in the product to provide safety and performance throughout it's lifespan. I am new to the Michelin product and consider them a very high upgrade over the oem Goodyear Wrangler's.

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 like Michelin tires so that is what I bought

I purchased these tires on my new Toyota Tundra. They must be replaced at 38K miles. Most of the usage has been local, traveling to and from work on state maintained paved roads at speeds less than 50 mph. Other than my driveway which is less than 200 feet, the tires weren't used off pavement. In terms of maintenance, guidelines for regular rotation and inflation were followed. Hopefully this review has provided something of use for the readers.

We just replaced all 4 of our truck tires on our 2015 Chevy 2500 HD. We use our truck to pull our 5th wheel. These were the original tires that came on the truck and we were very happy with them. They still had tread left at 56,000, but since we pull the 5th wheel lots of miles on our trips and we were home and fixing to leave again, we decided to go ahead and put new tires on and definitely went with the same tires. We are very pleased with the wear on the original set and hope that our new set will be just as good.

I used to purchase the Cross Terrain SUV tires, loved the way they rode and handled. Sadly they aren't available any more. Dealer said these are the next generation. I was leery as many say they are the new and improved, but glad I went ahead and put these on. Have always bought Michelin, always will, and this is why. Smooth ride, aggressive enough to take off the pavement, traction performance in all weather conditions. Many complain about the price, as I did the first time, but once you have them on the road, you will realize, its WELL worth it.