These are a great set of tires. I have them on my Ford F250. They have helped the truck ride a lot smoother and even help a gallon or so on mpg. Great set of tires would definitely recommend them.

This is the only tire I will purchase. I have had two previous sets and got 70,000 miles out of both sets. The LTX tires provide an excellent ride and have great traction.

I have less than 30,000 miles on my tires, they are on a F150. One is chunking badly and all are showing so much wear that I don't expect much more service out of them. I don't feel safe on the road with them, especially when pulling my boat.

Purchased the set of four LTX M/S2 tires just before a trip to Yellowstone. Comfortable ride and none of the "highway whine" that you normally expect from a tire like this.

Used as perferred tire for a fleet of construction company pick-up trucks and utility body trucks. Very good all-season traction. Sturdy tire. Improves vehicle ride quality. Keep them rotated and enjoy high mileage and even wear.

I pull a 1998 30' fifth wheel trailer and a 7.5 X 12' wheeler trailer with an Arctic cat side by side on it. These tires get me 10, 000 miles more use than any other tires I have used.

First Michelin tires for my truck. Compared to my last set of (name brand) tires, the Michelin tires are a better ride and handling tire. Will be buying Michelin tires for my other cars.

Wear Well, I have the 10 ply, as I pull a trailer with them , a little overkill for a dailydriver and 1/2 ton ocassioal trailer pull. But I want the best, better to Be Safe..

As in a couple of other earlier post, my tires are also down to 4/32, just 36K miles. Michelin tires before always got at least 70K. What gives? Hopefully dealer will take care of this, but he didn't sound to assuring.

This tire is great on mileage, traction and ride. I have used Michelin's on all of my vehicles except the new one and as soon as the tires that came on it wear out I'll get MICHELIN. I trust these tires and will continue being loyal to the brand.