I bought a 2011 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD and the Michelin P265/70R18 A/T2's came standard on the vehicle for towing. The first set rode well, but only got 40,700 miles before the tread wear caused me to replace them. Michelin's were about the only tire on the market I trusted that came with a load range E, so I replaced the originals with the same tires. This set is at 37,000 and already are in need of replacement due to tread depth getting shallow. Both sets of A/T2's rode well, but the tread life is not overly impressive, especially for the price of the tires. There are new options out on the market with some pretty established tire brands. Trying a different brand next time around to see if they get better tread life with equal performance.

I have a 4x4 pickup, and use it both on the highway, and off road. I have had no problems with them in either condition. My farm has had a considerable amount of rain, but the tire have gripped well even in wet, muddy conditions. This is not my first set of Michelin Tires, but as usual I am very satified with them.

These tires perform in all types of roadway conditions and do so while delivering excellent fuel economy and unsurpassed comfort. The tires are quiet with no road noise which is important on longer trips. I was concerned the tread would make noise before the purchase, but I can assure you they are very quiet.

Replaced the original equipment tires (non-Michelin) on my 2006 Ford Explorer. What a difference, better handling, wet weather traction, and over all ride. Have nearly 15K miles and no sign of wear. These tires should last forever if I rotate them regularly.

I bought a set of these tires for ma 2014 Ram 2500. The last set were the defender LTX, which were great tires. I had the new tires road forced balanced, but, around 70mph I had a vibration. Upon the third road force balance, after about a year and only around 15000 miles, they couldn’t balance 2 of the tires correctly! I’m not happy!

Over 20 years of Michelin tires, the AT-2 is the first I've been disappointed with. 60,000 mile warranty, but I've had to replace 2 AT-2s with less than 40,000 miles on them and I have 2 more that are currently in need of replacement with 36 - 38 thousand miles on them. The cuts and sipes on the inside and outside 2 inches of the tire, which provide traction in wet or slick driving conditions, completely wear away after about 33 thousand miles. Tire shop states mileage warranty not available until wear is down to 4/32, but tires are slick @ 7/32. Not happy!

Today I replaced a set of Michelin LTX A/T2 tires that had 95,737 miles on them!!! Honestly, I probably could have gotten 5K to 6K more miles out of my set but I chose not to push it. I am a huge, avid fan of my Michelin LTX tires and I tell all those that will listen to me. I've never seen or experienced a set of tires that performed so beautifully in my life. This will be the brand and type of tires I stay with for the rest of my days!!! Thanks Michelin!

I live in a rural area with very little paved road, I also do a lot of highway driving. These tires have served me over three years and 80,000 miles with only two punctures. The tires aren't showing much wear and very little flex, I will replace them before winter shows up, but until then...I know I will get a few more miles out of them.

The first set of these tires on my Silverado 2500HD Crew Cab lasted 96,689 mostly highway miles. I replaced those with the same tires and I'm at 88,000 miles with a decent amount of tread left. Great performance with only one flat tire due to a screw. Low noise and they handle well in rain. I have about 750 pounds of equipment in the bed at all times and only tow 3-5k pounds 80 miles 2-3 times a month. Absolutely the best tire for my situation.

I have found that my truck handles better, corners smoother and braking has greatly improved. I have 206,000 miles on my truck so I know the differance between Michelins and other tires. I will always use Michelins from now on. The funny part is the Michelins were an upgrade when the tires I had were recalled, the shop could not get the replacement tires for me so they upgraded me to my Michelins. I couldn't be happier.