I'm coming up on 70k miles on this set of tire, they are on a 4x4 f250 crew cab with a 8' utility bed. I also pull a 20' horton enclosed trailer loaded down with tools and HVAC units. I rotate and balance these tire every 5k miles and run 75psi in them and they are not even down to the wear lines yet

I run these tires on a 2012 F350 4 door FX4. I pull a lot of trailers and i spend a good bit of time off road. The tires do ok in the mud being they are a AT tire they seem to do better in the sand then mud. But I have 35,000 miles on them and they need to be replaced. I am not sure if its due to the loads i pull or what. Ovall they seem to be a good AT tire

Excellent for my disel truck, sure makes me more comfortable driving on slick wet roads in Texas after a hard rain! Makes that curve feel like a striaght-away! The ride is so much more comfortable in the 4x4 as you can hardly tell you are riding in one. Tires are safety, plus they make you feel like you are safe knowing they are good tires, well worth their cost! Love 'em!

I have driven approximately 17,000 miles with the AT2's on my 8000lb truck (there are lots of miles left in them). The wear and ride have been excellent! These tires grip very well in snow without having the drawback of excessive road noise - in fact they are quiet considering the size. I have been very impressed with these tires!

I have found thru the years that Michelin tires are the best. I have had other brands that didn't last as stated. So now I will only put Michelin tires on my automobiles. This also is the brand I have on my Class A motorhome.The tires give me a great ride and improves my gas mileage. The tires last and wear well.

One of the reasons I purchased the vehicle I now have is it was equipped from the factory with Michelin tires. After over a million miles of driving I can say I know a little about quality tires because I have been a "michelin man" for over 40 years, since the first radials were introduced. I can also attest to the durability as well, as I have achieved over 60,000 miles with LTX/AT tires and know first hand that over time Michelin tire quality actually saves money in the long run. Thanks for great products and keep up the good work; Bib would be proud!

The tires that came with my 4WD truck were worthless on the snow and mud. I had a set of Michelin LTX A/T2 installed 2 months ago. I had my first encounter with heavy snow this last week. They worked great, no tire spin or loss of traction. I have a cabin in the UP of Michigan. The last 12 miles is usually a muddy road and I have to be in 4WD the whole distance. With the aggressive tread on these tires. I made it in and out without having to be in 4WD. I was totally impressed. On the paved roads they are quiet and ride really smooth. The only thing I have noticed is that I lost about 2mpg on the road with these tires.

I had these tires installed to replace the OEMs on my 2020 Sierra 2500. There was no problem when I dropped the truck off, but as soon as I got these tires installed I started to get a vibration in my steering wheel that gets very noticable starting at 55mph. I don't drive the truck often, but is been a full year, 10k miles and a tire rotation and the problem persists.

I was a bit aprehensive about purchasing this set of tires , but have been very glad I did. I tow a bass boat and when towing my Yukon holds the road better and does not slide on the rear end traction. I used to put vehicle in auto 4 to control wet traction but haven't since owning these tires

The A/T2's on my Honda Ridgeline perform great both on and off road. Dispite being quite and smooth on the road, they pull excellent while light four-wheeling. Having about 20,000 miles on them now, it appears that they will safely run 50-60,000 miles.