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.

This is the second set of these tires I've purchased. The only reason I bought them is because I bought a new set of wheels one inch larger. The first set of tires has 48,000 miles on them and they are worn less than 25%. There is still 75% left to go! They handle in the rain better than any tire I've owned. Snow traction is unbelievable. I can leave everyone at the stoplight, spinning their tires in the snow. Wear pattern straight and even. I say buy these tires. You will not be disappointed!

These are excellent for our 1 ton 4x4 dually. This truck usually has a trailer behind it pulling 8500-15000 lbs and the last two sets of these have had around 60000 miles on them before we replaced. I only rotate them every 10000 miles also. They work great in Ohio's snow and don't do too bad in mud either. They don't have much road noise and make a huge difference in ride. We will take truck usually before my wife's car on longer trips.

I was a bit aprehensive about purchasing this set of tires , but have been very glad I did. I tow a bass boat and when towing my Yukon holds the road better and does not slide on the rear end traction. I used to put vehicle in auto 4 to control wet traction but haven't since owning these tires

i have a 99 ran 2500 diesel 4x4 got these tire do to being talked they will last long. but thats not true at all i have less then 20k on these tires and they need to be repalced. point is if you have a truck and pull with it these tires are too soft and will not last long at all

Another loyal customer. Just replaced a set of LTX A/T2's with the exact same tires on our Tahoe Z-71. Michelin tires are an investment and do cost more (as many have noted). But then sometimes you actually get what you pay for. They've earned my confidence in their superior products over many years. Frankly, I wouldn't trust my family's safety to anything less.

This is the Best tire I have ever owned on a Pick-up truck. The 3 other brands I have owned can't hold a match/candle to this Michelin. I will require this tire on every vehicle I purchase going forward. It is dfintely as good, if not better, than advertized!!!!

The OEM tires on my 08 Ford Expedition EL while quiet and comfortable riding were not very durable and had several failures which cused me to replace them with the LTX A/T2. What a superior tire! I installed the "E" series tire on the Expedition EL and its performance has been flawless. The ride is a little stiffer but the traction, braking and cornerning are great in all conditions. Even on wet roads after extended periods of drought. The wear, I can't even begin to describe my pleasure. With 70,000 miles on my LTX A/T2's I have 8/32" tread still indicated by my installers just last week when they were rotated. These have been great on this large and heavy SUV. Two thumbs up and five stars from me.

Over 70,000 miles now! I have an '06 Chevy Avalanche 1/2T that I put these on in the standard size (P265/70/17) and I live right smack between the #3 and #1 snowiest cities - Rochester and Syracuse - we can get well over a foot of snow overnight, sometimes more. I also have a medium duty plow on this truck, kind of a necessity when you have the driveway from h*ll. I swear by these tires. Without even any ballast in the back I can do 1/2 the plowing in just 2WD. In deep snow these tires have performed flawlessly. They're also quiet on the highway - really can't hear them - and ride GREAT! These tires rock, ZERO complaints with these!

I worked for site work/highway work construction company. I had to drive over 30,000 miles a year over the road and off road. This tire performed well on the highway as well as off the highway. This tire handled well in all weather conditions, too. I have a 2005 Dodge Ram 1500 4x4, rotated the tires as close to every 3,000 miles as I could, and they lasted 96,000 miles. My driving demands have changed with a new job, so I replaced with LTX MS2 due to more highway than off road use. Otherwise I would have stayed with the AT2.