On my 2010 F150 I replaced the stock P rated tires with a set of these 275/70R18 at 45,000 miles I know have 156,000 miles on the truck and I am just replacing them now. They still have tread on them but with the winters in New England i decided to replace with another set. Great traction in all types of weather and hauling a trailer. Tire does not make much noise on the road but if your not used to driving a Truck that feels like a Truck the ride is a little hard for regular people. I like my truck to feel like a truck. Great tire I recommend these tires to everyone.

Michelin Tires are the only tires I will ever use till the day I die! I run LTX MS2 on my Ford truck and mothers Chevy Tahoe. When we first put Michelin's on the Tahoe, there where LTX M/S. put those on through Discount Tire back in 2003 and finally had to replace them in 2011. With the quallity of the tires the still had tread on them for another 60k miles! Just seeing that right there has me ONLY buying Michelin Tires for every car/truck we own! THANK YOU for the best quallity tire in the US!!!

67K miles on my '05 Tahoe and they still look and feel good. 28K miles on my '11 F-350 Diesel, pulling a 12K 5th wheel with total confidence. 34K miles on my wifes Camray. All with Michelin Tires. I've been buying Michlelin's since 1991 and never had any problems and don't expect any. When you live in SE Texas and the summer heat is unbearable, You don't gamble with tires.

The snow was just starting to fall when I went to get my new tires. The roads were pretty greasy when I started back home after having them installed. I just got up to 35 mph when a car pulled out in front of me. I was to close to brake so I swerved around the car and I was very surprised at the amount of control I had. I played with the braking and traction as I continued home. I am extremely pleased.

I chose these tires because I always trust Michelin to provide a great quality tire. that was very true in city and hwy driving. However these were supposed to have been designed for gravel road driving. I have worn down the nice thick tred in 2.5 years. I live on 3-5 miles of gravel depending which direction I am headed. Ususally it is the 3 mile out route. so I drive 6-20 miles daily on gravel allowing for 1 or 2 trips from home. I hope a better tire is designed in the near future since these won't last much longer. Please let me know if they have made an improved gravel riding tire. These keep my car on the narrow gravel roads, with lots of steep hills, but are wearing down at an alarming rate this past year. I don't believe this model is produced any longer.

After 38 months and 26,000 miles, these tires are junk. Cracked @ tread/sidewall/sidewall/bead, and cracks w/bulges on sidewall. Truck has been mostly garaged,mostly highway driven, 1,000 miles per year towing a 7,000lb travel trailer, and tires were regularly inspected/pressure checked, washed/dressed with UV protectant. Tires put on by previous owner 2 years before I bought it.I liked the multi surface traction, but for the price/reputation I would have expected more. Will NOT put these tires on my truck ever again.

I have ran 3 sets of these between the LTX A/T and the LTX A/T2. I have recommended them to everyone that asks be about tires. I have a Dodge Durango and a Jeep Wrangler that run 31X10.50X15. I went to buy another set fot my Wrangler this week and found out that my tire size had been discontinued.

I am running my second set of these tires and will continue to keep only these tires on my trucks. I use these tires both on road and off road in fields and pastures with a good ride and traction. The tires last and maintain good traction and a smooth ride in all weather conditions. After switching to Michelin tires a few years ago I will always buy Michelin. I do ask my tires shop to ensure the set of tires comes from the same manufacturer date. The first set had three with one date and the fourth tire was from another date and I noticed that the odd tire wore at a different rate then the other three tires.

My 2006 Yukon XL had a (non-Michelin) replacement set of tires sold to me as 'long lasting', they were hard, rough, difficult to balance and noisy... but they last a looong time. So at 148k miles I selected the Michelin LTX A/T2. All the above troubles were GONE. Smooth, balances, quiet, great wet traction and a promise of long tread life. Very pleased, convinced my sister to get the same tire for her '08 Durango.

We have been using LTX "E" series tires since the first tread design, on our 2004 3500 Chevy 15 passenger Express. I don't trust any other tire for my family. I can live with the minor noise these tires create. This tire can also handle very heavy loads with no noticeable change in handling characteristics.