I put these tires on my pickup when I bought it new in 2002 it has 74000 miles and I can start to see the tires will need to be replaced soon. I have never even had a flat tire and about 30 % of my driving was off road. I have never has a set of tires last this long in my life.

I thought these tires were pretty good...that is until I was told that at 35,000 miles they needed to be replaced due to wear. Are my expectation to high...am I foolish to think that a tire that is thought to be good for 60,000 miles would last a little longer than 35,000 miles.

I have 68000 miles on these tires. I keep them rotated as required. They look like they'll probably make another 15,000 easily. I use them mostly on the highway, but frequently pull my large boat. They seem to get a little out of balance the more they wear. Overall, an excellent tire.

If you can 'afford' the 'best' these are the tires to get. I travel across Michigan weekly in all four seasons. Have a cabin 1/2 mile off of a dirt road. hunt. I fish. I go on two tracks. I don't like to nor do I get stuck...., yet very quiet on the highway.

These tires came on my 2016 Silverado 2500. My truck now has 37,000 miles and I will need to replace these tires at 40,000. These are rated for 60,000, so needless to say Im pretty disappointed. I always buy a 60k mile tire and these are the first Ill have to replace at 40k. I’ll usually get 55k+- out of a 60k tire. They werent that great in packed snow either. Road noise was very good, very quiet tire and a nice riding tire. But the cost of these tires is quite high to justify getting them a second time only to have to replace again at 40k.

I bought the LTXA/T2 tires for my Jeep because in Montana we have extremes of weather that require a superior tire. At Christmas time we drive into the mountains close to town and find ourselves on roads that vary from dry to ice to snow packed to deep snow. My Michelin tires do the job for those varied conditions. In the summer our weather can get up to 100 degrees and in that weather we may end up pulling our camper over a steep mountain pass as we head to a lake camp site. Having Michelin tires gives me a sense of security that is much appreciated. We don't put a lot of miles on our tires each year but the miles we do drive need a good tire such as the LTXA/T2.

I live in the mountains and travel both paved and unpaved roads. This tire has held up very well and given good service. First tires I have had in a very long time that lasted more than 12 months. I average over 3000 miles a month. I drive an F350 diesel so to me this has been very impressive. The tires don't have a roar to them on pavement which I also liked.

I use my truck, hence the tires, to pull stock trailers and business trailers. The tires handle the weight, road conditions, and environmental conditions. They handle the wet roads really well. I have driven through extreme wet conditions this year and not once has it felt like I was going to hydroplane. Pulling heavy loads is not an issue with these tires. I would recommend tires to anyone.

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.

I got these tires for my Dodge Ram last month. Over the past month, we have had a lot of rain. The water collects in the roadway I take to work. These tires cut right through the water without my truck being pulled around. I was very impressed with how it handles on wet roadways. This was my 2nd set of Michelins I have ever purchased and I plan on buying nothing else but Michelins moving forward!