Outstanding traction in snow and super decreased stopping distance on slick roads.

I use the product on my personal vehicle, Chevrolet Trailblazer. I have noticed a definite difference in the ride. It is a smoother ride, quieter. The Michelin tires are a little more expensive than the tires I normally run on this vehicle but I am hoping the extra expense that I put into the tires will pay off in the long run.

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.

Hands down this tire out performs every tire in its class.After 35,000 miles the tire show little to know wear at all.I would rate the tires a #1.MUD , SNOW AND RAIN this is the best tire .I have these on a 2009 dodge 4wd and a 2005dodge slt 2wd.I will always use ltx a/t2 tires

This tire is by no means an all terrain tire. It is little more than an aggressive highway tire. It came on a truck I bought; otherwise I would have never bought this for occasional off-roading. Also the shoulder lugs have a step that runs around each side of the tire that traps dirt, mud, and water in the middle. And when the tire is 50% worn it will be slick. This is a very poor design for an all terrain tire.

Got 70,000 miles on m A/T2 and can still run these tires. Might replace them before winter is over. You can try other tires but Michelin is by far the best tire on the market. The A/T2 isn't the most aggressive looking off road cutting tire on the market, but if you spend most of your time on concrete yet still go off road which most of us do this is the tire to have.

I have a Ram 3500 Diesel that we use to tow a 33 ft travel trailer. I had Firestone Transforce HT on the truck, they were pretty noisy on the highway, and not the best traction on some surfaces in a campground. The Michelin LTX I only have 100 miles on them thus far and really like them, quiet, track well and with the Nitrogen fill hold pressures well. This is only my early initial review, I am interested in how they ware. A great quiet tire with Michelin quality.

These tires came factory on my truck. Very disappointed with the tread life, they only lasted 60,000km. When new they had good road manners and were confident in snow and ice, but I just can't get past the dismal tread life. Would not recommend. Will not buy again.

I purchased the LTX AT2's based on michelin's name and the bargain price I could get them for. I'm so happy with them! Better gas mileage, great traction, and great stopping grip! I will purchase nothing but michelin's as long as the states department of transportation allows me to drive.

Comments about LTX A/T2: Posting some feedback on my Michelin LTX AT2 tires. I installed these tires on my 2005 GMC Sierra 1500 SLT 4x4 Pick-up in March of 2009. I have just reached 99,000 miles on these tires. I use the truck for towing, offroad beach driving and lots of highway miles. In addition this truck is towed behind my 40' DutchStar Class A Diesel Pusher Motorhome, so in all actuality the mileage is probably closer to 110,000 miles. The tires have held up great, I've maintained proper rotation and air pressure. What a great tire, and tire life for a heavy duty truck. I'm getting close to the wearbars now so replacement time is near, however I anticipate I will have close to or over 110,000 registerd miles on them when I change them out. The tires have remained quiet and had even wear throughout the life of the tire. Never had a flat or a disapointment with these tires.