I have been a fan of Michelin Tires my entire life. They give outstanding wear and stabilzation to my Jeep. My Jeep rides smooth and not hard life most auto's. When it is time to buy new tires, Michelin always gives me an excellent deal on their prices and I have always had great service.

I purchased these tires to have on our Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD. Specifically for travel pulling a travel trailer. Loaded the pick up is about 6000 pounds and the trailer is @4300. Tongue weight approx. 450 and with a load leveler these tires hold the road terrific! The ride is like a new comfort car and have had many comments on the quietness of the tires. Although I have rotated these tires it seems they wear pretty quick( on the rear) if I go over 5,000 miles before re-rotating again. Currently There are approximately 15,000 miles on these tires. I do all my own rotations, as a lot of times when 2500 miles are up a service station is not available. I know the book says to rotate at longer intervals but, I do not like to use a product down. All in all , A great product. Well deserving of a quality name and I will purchase again.

The LTX M/S2 is the only choice for a durable, dependable and quiet on road light truck tire. I've had sets on half ton suburbans and three quarter ton pickups, and while they don't offer the offroad traction of an all terrain tire, they last much longer and are a lot more sure footed on wet and snowy roads. These tires are worth every penny!

I've purchased a few other name brands for a few other cars I've owned & Michelin so far is the best I've owned. I currently drive a 2003 Jeep Liberty Renegade & have had 2 other sets of tires on them, the most recent were Uniroyal. Horrible, at least for this vehicle. I purchased 4 of the LTX M/S2 & while I've only had these on for a few days, I have been able to drive in wet weather. They ride & handle phenomenally! No slipping, sliding, or hydroplaning. The ride is so smooth it's unbelievable; I never thought this vehicle could ride so nicely. Evidently it's not the vehicle, but the tire. Best tire by far!

I am running the MS2's on a Tacoma 4x4. Purchased last January ... I have had a chance to test them in nearly every type of weather from CA to NM and have never been disappointed. These tires provide even consistent traction in both wet and snow. And they are also reasonably quiet at freeway speeds. As an overall all-season tire with a now ... 70,000 mile warranty ... they are a GREAT choice.

I BOUGHT THESE TIRES (JUNE 2013) BECAUSE OF THE QUALITY AND THE EXPERIENCE I'VE HAD WITH OTHER MICHELIN TIRES. ONE RECENT EXPERIENCE (AUG.2013) I HAD WAS TO DRIVE 500 MILES IN A DRIVING RAIN STORM THROUGH KENTUCKY AND THE SMOKEY MOUNTAINS. NO SLIPPAGE OR HYDROPLANING AT ANY TIME. I FELT VERY COMFORTABLE THE WHOLE WAY. NOW THAT'S A TIRE! I CAN'T TELL YOU HOW MANY MILES I WILL GET, BUT, IF THESE ARE ANYTHING LIKE THE OTHER MICHELINS I'VE OWNED, PROBABLY 70,000-80,000 MILES.

It's not often that the tires coming on your new vehicle amount to much but these are the best tires I have ever had. Having said that I consider myself fortunate to get these as standard equipment. After 95,000 trouble free miles I put a new set on my 2009 Tribute and have not been disappointed even one minute or one time. Rain, snow, mud, highway, urban, good road or bad, these tires flat out perform incredibly. People borrowing my car have made comments about how smooth the ride is, how well they handle, and how quiet these tires are. I just lean back and smile while saying, "I know". You may be able to find a cheaper tire but you can't buy the performance, safety, and confidence these tires provide. If the car lasts another 100,000 miles then I'm sure I'll be back for another set.

Living in an area that has hills, winter snow, summer rains, highways and some dirt roads, I needed a tire that would handle the rough stuff and yet give a nice smooth and quiet ride on the highway. I researched, and decided to give the LTX/MS2 a try on my mid-size SUV. I have been very pleased with the tires, and have found that through the past year's use, they have more than lived up to my requirements. They handle the nasty stuff quite well, yet give a very nice highway ride. When it comes time to replace the tires on my other SUV, I will be buying the same LTX/MS2 tires for it.

Hands down the best lasting, most realiable and comfortable riding tire ive ever owned. i own full size SUV's (Tahoe, Yukons) over the last 20 years. i tried the LTX/MS tires on my Tahoe and got 75K before i traded. i have had 2 sets of the LTX/MX2's on my Yukon, both set i got over 85K and never had a blown tire ( Construction Manager). i have over 300 on my 2003 GMC Yukon and just put another set of Michelins on it again. Great Tire.

I bought these for my wife's Suburban after previously having a set on a Seqouia. I don't think I'll ever buy another brand again. They ride smooth and road noise is minimal. They do well in the snow and slush of Northern Indiana and seem to be wearing well. They are a little more expensive than most, but you definitely get what you pay for!