I went with a cheeper tire and had nothing but problems (belts coming apart) then replaced with Michelin. the ride is better they last twice as long. Only Michelin will go on this truck from now on. Live and learn.

I had over 70,000 mile on my tires before I changed them out. Looking at the tire indicators I probably had another 5 to 7k mile before changeout. I felt that tire rotation at oil change is the key.

Just replaced the original tires on my Honda Ridgeline 2007 with same LTX M/S at 120870 miles. Never had a problem, hope the new ones are a repeat performance.

Experienced exceptionally good wearing from highway driving during all seasons in extreme heat in Florida and cold weather in Washington, DC, and Maryland. Holds nails well w/o leaking much.

The only tires I’ll use. My 4Runner came with Bridgestones and within a month I changed to the Defender LTX MS and it’s much better all round. Smooth as glass at any speed and still good off road.

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 have a 1991 explorer, i put michelins on about 3 and 1\2 years or so and the ride has been as good as or better than when i bought this explorer,but the best part is the don't look as if they are starting to show any wear.

We live 4 miles from the pavement down a gravel road. Muddy when raining also. Neighbors have had many flats due to the rocks on the road but not our Michelins!

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.

I love the tires and I looking to purchase another set for my suburban that I use for pulling a travel trailer. It gives me a peaceful feeling that I have a great tire on my vehicle.