My F250 came standard with "something else" on it. Not a bad tire, but they always seemed to drive "heavy." When I first drove off the lot with the Michelins on I could immediately feel the difference in how the truck drove, handled, and the drag was much less. I actually expect that my mileage will improve with the better tires. Michelin tires aren't cheap, but, if they continue with the quality I have experienced over the years, the extra expense is worth it.

These are the best in its class. They comfortable and I have no complaints about them. I was having trouble with my old tires a lot lately and I finally changed them and I am glad I did. My car mechanic recommended me these tires and they are the most reliable and comfortable. I know Michelin is good brand and it’s pricey for a reason. They have a huge selection of options and they are very versatile and sturdy. I love these new tires and haven’t had any issues since I bought them. Best decision ever!

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.

Bought these to replace the LTX M/S tires on my Jeep Grand Cherokee. I tow a 3,500#+ trailer on a regular basis and wanted something with a higher load rating. These have done the job. A little firmer ride and great handling. Great traction when it is wet. Little bit of humming due to the more agressive tread but not too bad. Only have 8,000 miles on them but would not change a thing.

Bought the A/T2 two months ago to replace the OEM Goodyear Adventurer. I was really looking forward to the change. I've been back to the dealer twice. First time for balance and aweful noise. The second time to try to minimize a distracting road noise. I wish I had bought the Defenders rather than be swayed by the dealer. I have about 750 miles on them and given the longevity of tread life, I guess I'm stuck with an aggravating noise for the next several years. I've been buying tires for over 50 years, with 80 to 90% being Michelin. These are my first disappointing set.

I am a volunteer Firefighter and get called out in all weather conditions,it's great to know that I can trust that I can get to the station to help others in need. Not only are they a great tire in snow and wet pavement but I can be confident off the road and down some rough lanes. These Michelin tires are also much more quiet than my previous tires and hold the road better. My wife and I were considering selling the vehicle before we changed to Michelin tires because of the ride, but when we put on the Michelin tires it made a world of difference.

I have purchased two (2) sets of the Michelin LTX A/T2 tires and have been completely satisfied and anticipate a third set within six months. Considering an all terrain tread, these tires provide an extremely comfortable ride, tread water well, are very agressive in off road situations, and maintain wear when rotated every 6,000 - 7,000 miles. I would highly recommend for the price due to value received!

I replaced a set of Bridgestone tires that came original with my truck. I had intended to replace with the same...but because they were out of that tire my dealer convinced me to try the Michelin LTX. Turned out to be my lucky day. I'm now 35,000 miles in, and there's barely any discernible wear. Also, the LTX is quieter and smoother on the highway than my previous tires. I've been thrilled with this tire. When the time comes, I'll be sticking with Michelins.

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.

Purchased only defender LTX for many years and they were great. The defender LTX was discontinued in this size!! I cannot imagine why... so I purchased these as they were recommended replacements. Immediately noticed a swaying feeling. Maybe it was just my imagination, so I loaded the trailer and headed out. Shortly into my trip I noticed the swaying was MUCH MUCH worse. At about 10k miles I couldnt handle it anymore and had to know if it was just me or if the tires were deflecting laterally under load. I swapped to some older defender LTX tires that were used and had low tread. ( I know not the most scientific control) The swaying was gone!! These tires will be gone soon as well. I hope they bring back the Defender LTX in the original construction or better yet, with a firmer sidewall.