Although these tires are expensive, I believe they are well worth the money. I drive on a combination of dirt roads and highways and the tires handle all surfaces extremely well.

Going on my 2nd set, Iv'e tried them all. Bridgestone, Goodyear, BF Goodrich, General. These are by far the best out there. It's such a problem though to find them instock.

I,VE USED ALOT OF TIRES, BUT ABOUT 7 YEARS AGO I BOUGHT A SET OF MICHELIN,S FOR MY SURBURBAN AND THAT,S ALL I,LL PUT ON THEM FROM NOW ON. THEY CHANGED THE WHOLE RIDE AND HANDLEING FOR THE BETTER. THAT YOU FOR MAKEING A GREAT TIRE.

Tremendous tires are the Ltx at2. They got us through some dicey roads and backroads that we thought we were going to have to get a farmer's tractor to pull us through. The grabbing power on mud and snow saved us a major headache.

Have owned the tires for a couple of years now and they are quiet on the freeways, handle very well even with a heavy load and pulling a trailer. In winter driving they have great traction even without 4 wheel drive in gauged!

A handfull of different buddies referred me to these and I concur that they are excellent tires. They look good and are quiet and smooth on the highway.

its an all terrain but i cant seem to find the mountain snowflake on it. required in many provinces but i would hate to have to replace these because i cant find the symbol. any insight? otherwise great tire.

Tires seem to perform well but don't expect much life out of the tread. I rotated every 5000 miles and kept them at recommended pressure but at 25,000 miles they need to be changed.

I own a 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee and have got over 60k on two sets so far. Great wet dry and snow traction and decent for mld off road use in fire trails etc.

I continue to choose Michelin tires for my F250 Super Duty due to the performance and durability they give. They provide me with a great ride and the performance that I need while hunting or working on the farm.