I may drive an older vehicle...but I always put Michelin's on my Chevy Suburban. The ride is awesome and the tires simply last a long time. They are great tires.

The michelin brand tires once again stand for why they are a little more in cost than competitors, but you can feel it in the differece. look, and espcially the usage.

This is my third set of these tires on two SUV's. I pull a horse trailer on the road, and in fields. They are the BEST tires I have ever had! I feel totally safe and in control in the worst conditions.

I have been using Michelin tires for 10 years and have been very pleased with the way they handle and the miles I get out of them. I have a f250 now and the Michelins have 75,000 miles and still look good.

Very pleased with the mileage I get on the LTX AT2 tires the first set was 64,500 this set this set 68,000 travel about 40 pct gravel 60pct highway also pull a trailer 20 pct of the time rotate every oil change at 7 to 8000 miles new tires yearly

20,000 miles with tires on Z71 pickup and they continue to provide a comfortable, quiet ride. Tread and "sidewall" tread is just aggressive enough to handle the amount of snow accumulation we receive in the southeast.

For the extra cost you double your tread life. These are the only tires I will buy for my Chevy Trailblazer and Michelin is the only brand I will ever put on any of my vehicles.

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!

The tire I had was the LTX A/T original. What a tire, the first set I put 135,000 miles! The only reason that I changed them was that we were going into a Wisconsin winter, could have gotten to 150,000 miles otherwise - WOW!!

I was able to get about 68k miles out of the original set on my 19’ F250, we tow about 13k lbs around Texas. I’m on the second set with just under 20k miles and they look almost brand new.