Great replacement on my 04 FX4. Just rotated after 7k miles and tires holding up great. I do a lot of back road driving on all types of terrain and the tires haven't let me down yet, can't wait to see how they handle snow!

Became a Michelin Tire fan several years ago, but the LTX is an even better tire than the previous set of Michelin Crossovers. We have over 50K of mileage on this set and they still look and ride like new!

I bought these for a 2004 Chevy Trailblazer and love the look and has no road noise for a A/T tire. Mine is a 4x4 and I make some beach trips but mostly highway miles.

Bought tires (LTX A/T2 m & s) Lt.245/75 R17 E..in Oct 2019, put 32,808 KMs and have 5/32nds left, too little for winter. Supposedly warranted for 100,000 kms !!!!! NOT A HAPPY CAMPER!!!

We love our LTX A/T tires. We have them on both of our cars. We bought our second car because it came with Michelin Tires. They are very safe and good in snow and mud. We live in Wyoming where you need a tire that can go in any weather.

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.

These tires are of high quality and plow though many road conditions. My family was the only vehicle to get through crazy snow storm in northern Az last fall while we watched many others get stuck.

My truck came with another brand of tires that had a lot of road noise which is common with "All Terrain" tires. I changed to the Michelin A/T and the road noise went away. I love my Michelins.

I have 28900 miles on my 2014 Toyota Tundra Drive highway and around town. Tires will not pass yearly inspection I will have to buy new tires before inspection and coming of winter

Awesome performance @mileage! A Dailey driven ford f350 sad diesel 4x4 crew cab & bimonthly gooseneck trail erring 2 17.2 war bloods, I typically get 70 - 80k miles on a set of these great tires. The newest f350 came with the LTX2. Thank goodness.