I drive my Ford F150 truck mainly on highways, sometimes in snow and ice, and I expect to get at least 80,000 miles on my tires. More importantly, I am relieved to know that a great set of tires is working for me on my truck.

This is the wrong tire for a 2009 Honda Pilot. Much worse than the OEM tires. Uncomfortable and noisy ride. At least 10% less gas mileage. Traction is good tho.

I've got 71,000 miles on this set of Michelin Pilot LTX M + S ...might make it to 80,000 before replacing...good over the road tire...handling in wet roads diminished when they had over 60,000 miles, but still one of the best tires I've owned

This is my 3rd set on my Honda Ridgeline pickup. I have gotten 60,000 miles out of each set. The ride is most comfortable and smooth. Great tire from a great dealer.

I immediately experienced a 2 mile per gallon improvement in gas mileage. Winter weather traction was outstanding. Comfort and noise reduction also very good.

Looked hard for the correct tire for my truck, finally with the help of my nephew (Michelin engineer) I chose the LTX M/S2 for it's quiet ride and exceptional handling.

I'm on my third set of tires and I am very pleased with the way tthey wear. I have been getting 90,000+ miles out of each set. I drive a diesel Excursion with 300,000 miles and still going strong!

The Michelin LTX M/S has been great on my Nissan Exterra .Does a great job in bad weather.I have got great wear out of them.The 1st set I purchased was for a Mazda P/U got over 70,000 miles on it.I will buy the LTX again.

Drive 15 miles to work daily and back. Take 2 or 3 trips a year over 1000 miles each time. The tires wear great are very quiet. I rotate them every 6000 miles. They still look great. If you need a great wearing stong quiet tire this is it.

I bought my new tire a few weeks ago. Had an opportunity to do a long highway drive. It was like I was floating a cloud. Much better ride than the factory OEM.