Purchased several years ago as replacement tires for Nissan x-terra. Have over 50K miles and seems like they'll go 60K+. Good traction, especially in SC 1+ inch an hour rains in 4WDHi. Great handling, never slip. Will be looking for another set when these are done!

These tires are the second set on my 2013 F350 4x4 crew. 69,000 miles now and do not have any problem with them. Quiet ride, no hum, no vibrations. 95% paved road use, pull a gooseneck with hay in summer, some 4x4 in pasture with cattle / trailer. Great tire. Not a big lug for heavy mud use.

I have a Ford F 350 truck and drive an average of 30k per year and tow a 5 th on the weekends ...I always rotate my tires every other oil change and just got 80,000 miles out of my tires and still going .... Shopping now to replace them but only with Milchelins

I absolutely love my new Michelin tires. They are quiet, great in the rain, and they tow my boat perfectly on slick boat ramps. They are more expensive than other brands, but in my opinion they are worth every penny. When these finally wear out I won't hesitate to buy another set. Very happy with the purchase.

Just installed my second set of these, first set (LT265/70R17) went 58,000 miles on a Ram 2500 Diesel truck. Went to the Defender LTX M/S next and they didn't fair so well. I went back to the LTX A/T2 yesterday, hopefully the wear just as well as the first set.

I have a farm and need a truck to get up into my fields and tow equipment. When I bought this truck it came with these tires which are labeled all terrain. My roads are hard packed dirt/stone. If I get just a little rain it's like being on a skating rink and usually have to put it in 4wd. Forget it if there's snow, I'm in 4wd all the time even on plowed roads. I can't even get up a 8% grade with an inch of snow unless I'm in 4wd or a running start . And that's a blacktop driveway. The tread doesn't clean out and the tires just spin. I never had Michelin's on my other trucks and I never had this trouble before. Great on dry pavement.

Put 85,000 mi on a set of 265/70R17 LTX AT2's and still had an average of 7/32nds left on them. Couldn't ask for a better tire for wear. My 3/4 ton Dodge has 185,000 miles on it and I'm on my 3rd set of Michelins. And they aren't even half worn. Thank you Michelin.

One of the best riding all terain tires i've ever had. They ride real quiet and real smooth. I will reccomend them to anybody and I' sure I will have another set. I only have about 20,000 miles on them and you can't even tell any wear on them yet. I surely like them.

I've purchased these tires before for my 2004 Dodge Durango SLT 4x4 and I work for a tire shop, I originally went with these tires because they looked great and the tread pattern is what i was looking for, get freeway and offroad use, I installed them the day before the snow hit our town and all i have to say i was extremely imressed it when through the snow and drove on ice no problems i didnt slip or slide once with them, i was driving around people stuck going up hills i even had to venture off the road becuase cars and downed trees were blocking my path that night, but still had to wait in some spots for the people to get the trees out of the road, absolutely amazing performance, recently had to sell her, but i eventually got a 2001 dodge ram 1500 4x4 SLT laramie edition, and i bought the exact same tire, I cant wait till it snows again but took the truck on mine and my wifes honeymoon and went to the grand canyon, and the truck had no problems on the gravel road, it was funny because we were passing the cars that were driving 15 miph becuase their cars wernt made for the road, i would just drive around them and continue on the road at 40mph no issues at all going around corners on gravel, cant wait to take it to the 4x4 truck offroading place in town, anyways all that being said, you will not hate these tires, also to the others that post bad reviews, you shouldn't write so badly about the tire, yes sometimes you do get the bad apples of the tire stock but michelin makes it right at least at the shop i work at, and for the others with fords your trucks have that horrible slant turning problem that will cup any tire, my advise for you guys is to rotate the tires every 2 to 3k miles, thats the way it is for owning one of those trucks, anyways happy motoring everyone

I run these tires in every type of terrain. From a 90 mile round trip commute to work, to field, and mud. Our winters see deep snow and ice and with my jeep's 4wd never had any issues. My needs were a tire that wouldn't my rob me of ride quality but were aggressive to get through every type of terrain.