Great Tire, lake effect snow is no match for this tire, never got stuck. 55,000 miles on tires and just replaced to be ready for winter, probably 10-15,000 miles left on tread.

I've had 2 Ford Vans over the last 22 years, with a combined total of 400,000 miles. Ford Vans can be tough on tires, but the Michelin tires work best for me. I consistently get 60,000 + miles out of a set of Michelin tires.

This week my tires hit 115,000 miles. Not my car, my tires! When these tires were purchased I was afraid they would be a very rough ride. Very smooth ride, which I think helps the tires to last so long. Thanks Michelin.

The Bar is set high for tire manufactures. Ride and Wear are unsurpassed. If you want to take the worry of your tire purchase there is only one brand to buy. I got 100,000 miles out of my LTX's on a full size 4x4 SUV .

the tread on these tires last forever, I have them on a ford f350 used for towing a camper smooth ride and did I mention they last forever at least 4x longer than comparable tire

Excellent tire on my 2007 Ridgeline. Came from the factory. Paired with Ridgeline 4WD, ice storm of several years ago was NO problem when manditory 30 mile trip to DFW airport was required.

I have had these tires on two different trucks, they are the longest lasting tires i have ever bought,also the chicago winters are not a problem with these tires,i have never got stuck in the mud or snow with them!

My family has six Toyota truck family products. All have Michelin tires. We frequently get 100,000 plus mileage out of these tires. They may be more expensive, but when your get that kind of mileage it’s well worth it.

I’m on my third set of LTX’s. Hands down this is the best riding, wearing,low to no noise tire I’ve ever run. I’ve tried Goodyears for between my last set and these and they didn’t hold up and I couldn’t wait to replace them after a year.

This is a great tire in the snow and mud, not so great as a highway tire. It's fairly noisy, and makes my SUV ride like a truck. As little as I drive in the mud and snow; I'd choose an all terrain tire next time.