Go up in the gold country on washboard roads, and muddy paths. My LTX tires grip and grab the best! Makes my old truck get about anywhere it needs to go, and also hums on the highway too.

I primarily chose these tires because they were highly rated by a consumer magazine. Not only do they make my truck look good, but they also make for a comfortable ride and great braking. I would buy these again.

This is the most fabulous tire I have ever had. My tires have over 145,000 miles and a good 10,000 to go. My last ones lasted 75,000 from brand x. I keep them aired up, rotated and aligned. A truly great tire buy.

I just put these tires on my 2009 chev traverse , and i average 3600 miles per month. Much quiter than the factory tires . This is my fourth set of Michelin tires I went thur 3 set of Cross Terrain on 2003 GMC Yukon averaged 65,000 miles per set

I have used the LTX M/S for years. I expect the LTX M/S2 will match prior experiences. I have used the new version for only the last year. I do not like the ribbed sidewall, hard to keep clean, but am satisfied with the rest of the specs.

I INSTALLED THESE TIRES LAST DECEMBER. WEW DROVE UP TO PA, AND WERE SNOWED IN IN WEST VERGINIA. MY VEHICLE NEVER HAD A PROBLEM WITH SLIPPING AND WAS EVEN ABLE TO CLIMB UN PLOWED INCLINES AND MAJOR SNOW COVERED ROADS.

I am very satisfied with my tire purchase. Great ride and competitively priced. I replaced my original factory Michelin tires that lasted just over 80,000 miles. I will pick Michelin again when it is time to get new tires.

After having tried a number of the top competitors' tires we have, over the course of decades of driving, stayed with Michelin tires because, for the type of vehicles we drive and style of driving we do, there is not a better tire - period.

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.

My 2019 F150 just went over 100k and I realized that I haven’t changed tires yet. I checked treads and still got some life on them! Well done Michellin.