Smoothest ride possible, incredible in snow, especially when brand new...love all the sipes, almost like an ice tire. I've tried every major brand of light truck tires and the LTX M/S are the standard for comparison.

The best all around tire the new ltx ms2 is the same i just put them on my truck. This is the third truck i put them on they last a long time and great in the rain

I have used Michelin tires exclusivly for 35 yrs. The latest being LTX M/S. These tires provide the best of all worlds, ride, comfort, handling, safety and fuel milage.

Less than 30K miles and the tires are worn out. 70K mile warranty is way off. If I got somewhere around 50K on these, then I wouldn't be too concerned, but this is unacceptable.

My last three sets of tires on a Ram 2500 have been Defender LTX M/S because of wet weather performance. I can find no equal, but I never get 50k, more like 30-40k and I'm easy on tires always going for fuel economy.

My 08 Tundra came with these tires it currently has 50,000 miles and tires are still going! Never had tires to last this long before. Will definitely replace with same tire when time gets here.

Michelin tires are a little bit more expensive but you truely get what you pay for..My last set of michelins I got over 60,000 miles. This was on my work van! You can't beat that! When VW Passat needs tires guess what brand tire I'm using? HA! HA!

I used them last winter in our record 55 inch snow fall and had no problems getting thru it i drove down roads that were not plowed yet with 18-20 inches of fresh snow and had no problem going thru it Love the tire

This is one really tough tire. I went over a broken cattle guard in the dark in Nevada with a 3500 lb camper on the back of my F350 and no damage to the tires resulted. I wish I could say the same for my camper.

I haul capacity loads with my small pick up truck with confidence because of the stability of these tires. One negative is after a couple of years the tires spin on wet roads when I have no load in the truck.