This is the first time I changed my stock tires after 6 years. I noticed that those tires are quieter that the stock tikes. They hold the road well and fuel economy significantly improved.

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.

Purchssed truck used & installed first set if tires. 2004 original purchase, replaced once 2011... 160k since purchased truck, almost weather except deepest off road snow.

I once switched to another brand besides michelin when I knew I was going to be trading my vehicle and I hated the way my suburban handled, the tires seemed to wander, not grip the road like the Michelin's do

Have these on my Tundra, i tow a toy hauler with either quads or a Rzr. Air them up to 70PSI when towing.have them in a 33 size. Have about 30K miles on these tires and they still look about 70% tread.

I bought a new truck with these on it. I am off the road about 40% of the time. They act more like highway tires than a true all terrain tire when off the road. I will probably find something else when the time comes.

I live in Colorado, looking for a year round all season tire that works. The highway noise is non existent. It grips and moves me out and going no matter what the conditions. I would buy them over and over again.

This tire will not get the mileage that I was getting with the old LTX AT. The old LTX AT was a 100,000 mile plus tire. I like the old style white letters on tire.

These were probably the best tires I have owned.. I got nearly over 80,000 miles out of them.. Sadly, Michelin no longer carries these in the P235/65/R17 size so off to another option from a Michelin competitor.

I use my truck on a day to day bases great ride and better fuel eco. than factory ones. Lost one to nail in side wall , best to get road haz. if available.