This is the second set (of 6) Michelin tires on my GMC dually. The first set got 75,000 miles and still had tread left. The ride is quite smooth - even for the heavy suspension on the 3500. We pull a 5th wheel and have never had a problem with Michelin tires. I also use Michelin tires on both cars - one of which is on its 3rd set of Michelin tires (218,000 miles total).

I switched to Michelin tires on both our vehicles about 10 years ago. I have had many folks ask me why & quite frankly the answers are very simple. It is simple math. Yes you may pay more for Michelins but if you do the math of how many more miles you will get on a set, the increased gas mileage, unreal stopping efficiency when needed in all types of weather, the new mileage rating on certain tires, the change a flat benefit at no charge why would you not invest the best you can buy for the money for the most important feature of your vehicle, the tires you and your family ride on? Prior to Michelin I had many other brands but not one comes close to the overall performance of Michelins, Period. Now stating that you must ensure you follow the rules of rotating every 6000 miles, ensuring you check the tire pressure often, which takes what 5 minutes and keeping the front end aligned and the tires balances. Not a lot of effort to get more of everything out of your tires that you & family ride on daily. I repeated that statement for a reason. I am sure you want to be safe and want your family safe when you are driving your vehicles. I tracked my gas mileage using my tablet on the set I just replaced and it went up near 7% over the life of the set on my Pathfinder that by the way lasted for 92,000 miles! I will never put any other tire on my vehicles except Michelin & I feel the reasons provided above explain that as simply as possible. Travel Safe on Michelins!

I have had other brands of tires in my life but Michelin is the best tire I have ever purchased. The rubber is different from other manufacturers and the sipes truly go all the way down to the bottom of the tread life. What engineering! I just put my second set of LTX MS (The new ones are MS2) They ride very nice and have the stability I'll need when the time comes. (I got 75,000 miles on the first set. I could have gone farther. I am looking forward to snow in the Sierra. I have Michelin tires on my semi as well. Same reasons. Michelin. As good as tires get. You get what you pay for.

I travel alot across state , snow,rain, it doesn't matter. This tire comes with a 70 k warrenty, the last LTX m/s only had a 50k warrenty, i got 59k out of them and really did not need a set that bad. But, with winter coming on and the tread getting low,it was time for some more. Never had a problem with these tires. You will be satisfied. Off road hunting, never had mud stuck in tread, nor snow as far as that goes..

Had this tire installed back in Feb of 2010, on my 2004 Chevrolet Silverado 1/2 ton crew cab truck. Instantly saw a difference in steering ease,road grip both starting and stopping, especially when roads were wet. This is the best tire I have had on any truck I've owned, and I've used other Michelin's besides other brands. Would definitely recommend them for pick-up trucks, but I have no experience with off road use as I drive only on paved roads.

Purchased a set of 4 LTX M/S2 (P265/65R17 110T) 04-11-15 at about twice the cost of other tires. Was impressed with purported riding comfort and tread wear promise. Mileage at installation: 26680; Mileage today: 59401; Mileage on tires: 32721. Rotated every 5000 miles; tire psi checked weekly. Tires have worn evenly, but tread is gone. Would not pass state inspection (WV) if I had to have one before spring. I doubt that I can get thru the coming winter on this set. Like other reviewers, I was willing to pay more for these tires in consideration of the riding comfort and increased tire life. I got one of the two (comfort) but am extremely disappointed in the short tread life.

2/21/2013. 2001 Ford F150 Supercrew 4x4. I just removed and discarded my old Michelin LTX-M/S's when they had 123,303 miles on them, when wear-bars on one of the 4-tires were down to 2/32" (other 3-tires were at 3/32" or more). These old LTX-M/S's were 8-1/2 years old (bought in July '04), and began showing a one or two minor signs of dry rot. Absolutely no complaints!! Great and reliable performers!! Without hesitation, I purchased the current design of Michelins, LTX-M/S2's. I hope to again get another 120,000+ miles on these, too!! I had always hear about fantastic mileage on Michelins, and I have now lived that same story.

Just would like to say I just purchased my 2nd set of micheilin tires. The first set lasted over 86,000 miles! Unbelievable! We kept them rotated and proper air psi and they still had approximately 2 thirtyseconds of tread left. Thanks for making a great tire. I will always by Michelin!

35 months and 49000 miles on a 70,000 mile warranty The tires need changing. I live on a dirt road in Wyoming. Most of the miles are highway with only a few thousand miles for towing. The tires are noisy. I'm mostly concerned about braking. Will probably try another pair of LTX M/S2. Not ready to try another brand yet.

Ever since Michelin introduced this MTX series of light duty truck tires I have been installing them on my business and personal vehicles. They wear exceptionally well and are very quiet. I had been buying other X brand tires for years and since switching many years ago I would highly recommend this tire to anyone interested in a reliable and quality tire.