These tires are fantastic. Great on dry roads. Also it snows where I live. They are pretty good with snow. in Rain, I have no problems. I go through puddles all the time and it keeps traction. I use them in Snow, Dry, Ice, and Slush. they are very smooth. They also brake well in wet conditions. Overall these tires are cool.

Actually, I bought 6 of these tires for a 2005 GMC SIerra 3500 dually... I pull a 36'5th wheel, and so far they have delivered anything I could have expected out of them... Got into about 6 - 8" of snow in hunting season, and I got out of the campground with no problems.. No spinning, sliding, or stopping problems... I sure do hope I get the longevity as the previous set of Michelin's.. 70,000 miles out of a dually... NOT TOO SHABBY.... Thanks... Dennie Burrell

Great tire !if you are looking for a tire that grips and last a very long time, these are it.i have over 40,000 miles on this set and they are hardly worn,you can find cheaper tires,but you will go through two sets of them compared to these.i highly recommend these tires!!!!

Being a used Auto Dealer since 1993 I have purchased almost every brand of tire. I have been telling my customers that there is no better tire on the road since 1993. The price sometimes makes it not feasible to buy on all my used vehicles for sale. I will always make the comparison to see if I can justify the difference as for my personal vehicles they are all Michelin. I have never been disappointed in their product for durability handling and quietness on the road.

I chose these tires to replace the factory tires that my Silverado came with. The prior to the change I averaged 17-18 mpg, after installing the new tire I now get 14 if I am careful while driving. 3 miles per gallon over the life of a 70 thousand mile tire makes a HUGE difference.

I put the LTX M/S2 on my ford f150. That was the best thing I could have done. The tire did more than what i was expecting and the ride was unbelievable. I highly recommend this tire to anyone that is looking a good set of tires. I dont have anything negative to say about the Michelin Tire. My mother and father are putting tires on both of their vehicles. If and when I wear them out I will be going back to the same tire.

I have these tires on a 2002 Crew Cab 4x4 with a Duramax, Short Bed, 166k miles. The tires have improved on the older LTX M/S side walls. The sidewalls are stiffer and do not allow loads and trailers to push the vehicle sideways. Excellent control downhill with loads in turns. The tires are pretty quiet on the highway and have a good grip on the road, on and off road.

I bought these for my F350 Crew dually, front tires and they are very loud. I have the 7.3L diesel, and I can not hear the engine over the tire noise on the highway. It sounds like a airplane engine in the cab. I spoke with the installer, and no questions asked, michelin satisfaction warranty replaces them. I have the A/T2 on my 2011 Chevy 2500 dually which are quiet, so i will switch from the M/S to the A/T. My borther has a F350 single rear wheel with a 265 tread vs my 235 tread, mine is louder, however his is loud as well...

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!

I drive 15 miles round trip to work everyday. 4 lane highway 50 mph. I pull a lawnmower trailer every 7-10 days. My OEM tires made 39000 miles and Replaced because of winter driving. These have 23,000 on them and are down to the wear indicators on all four. I run 70 psi nitrogen. tires are flat and even with no cupping. I have michelins on my other vehicle with nearly 66000 on them with no complaints. I am hoping this is just a bad set, as I have always had good luck and good service from michelin.