Was scheduled to replace tires today on my Sierra crew cab & couldn’t have picked a better day. Picked the Defender and while it’s only been one day can say the difference is incredible. I can tell a huge difference just driving in the lot, had to think if I was driving the same truck. Incredibly quite on the way home less roar, very smith more like riding in air with a firm grip. My only concern was speeding it always seemed as I was traveling 10 MPH less then I realy was.

Lot of highway miles kids play sports. I have a older vehicle but the rides is still smooth, great gas mileage on the highway. I try to save money and bought less expensive tire, no comparision to Michelin Tires. I will always buy Michelin Tires for my vehicles.

So far, so good with these tires. I have only had them on the vehicle for one day, but as we were on our way to our vacation destination, my wife commented how smooth the ride was. These tires were replacements for a set of Michelin LTX M/S I purchased for my 2005 Chevy Suburban in July 2009. I had about 77,000 miles on them befroe I had to replace them. The problem was not the itre wore out, but that I had run over what looked like a strip of brad nails because I had about 15 of them in two treads on the tire. I think I could have gotten another year and 15,000 miles out of them. The tire still had some good tread and were not in danger of reaching the wear bars anytime soon. The tires also showed no signs of cracking. I have had great success with Michelin tires over the years. I had a 1994 GMC Jimmy that (I believe) I had used two sets of the LTX M/S on. These tires wore like iron and seemed to show signs of dry rot before the tread wore out. I cannot verify the model of the the tire because my sister-in-law totalled the vehcile about a year and a half after we sold it to her. The vehicle had about 245,000 miles when it was totalled. I had a 2002 Chevy Trailblazer that I had used two sets of the Cross Terrain tires on. One set lasted four years, while the other set was on for four and half years, and probably could have lasted another six months or so. However, this vehicle was also totalled when I was t-boned by someone talking/texting on their cell phone as they were running a red light. So, I cannot tell you how many miles I got on the these tires but the OEM tires (non-Michelin) only lasted two years. The vehicle had 235,000 miles when it was totalled.

After seeing that every ambulance in town had these LTS MS2 tires I figured I needed to try a set on my Range Rover. After 2 sets, amazing winter traction, a great ride, and getting 70K+ miles both times, I am sold! Now that my trusty old ride is ready to retire, I've been searching for SUVs that have wheels in a size that will accomodate this tire. The vehicle itself is strangely the secondary consideration. Please don't change a thing (except for adding more sizes ;-). Thank You, bob.

Back about a year and a half ago I purchased these tires knowing that the wife was going to be the main driver with this truck! With my medical condition I can't really drive, so I needed a real true and dependable tire That would last and handle the road in just about any condition. We dont drive off road ar play anything like that! These tires give a real comfortable ride ( Even though this is a 2009 Dodge Ram 1500.) We have been in some majior rain storms here in Florida and these tirese Handeled the road with no problem with the wife behind the wheel!! There are a lot of crazy drivers here and there has been many of times where the wife has needed to really use the brakes and weather it was dry or pouring rain These tires held true to the road and sure didn't end up in the other lane As we have done in the past with other majior name brands. I must say thank you for these tires becaus I didn't have to worrie when the wife is out alone and needs to react fast for the condition!! I will say that these tires make this a more safer vehicle all around! Thank You! I HOPE THE TIRE NUMBER ARE RIGHT? LTX M/S2 20"

Many years ago, I bought a used SAAB 900, which came with Michelin tires. They were the best tires I have ever owned, until now. I just bought these tires for a Hybrid SUV. I have owned many different cars and many different brands of tires. I chose Michelin because of their reputation for quality, which is well deserved. I am so pleased with the purchase. The tires are very grippy in both dry and wet conditions, work well in snow, wear well, have a 70,000 mile warranty, smooth ride and have a low rolling resistance, which has had a big impact on increasing my mileage per gallon of fuel. However, the very best attribute these tires have, is how quiet they are. Most importantly, when my wife and I are driving around, with our two little kids in our vehicle, we feel safe. I have trust in Michelin, and I can't put a price value on that. Michelin is known for their attention to using the highest quality materials and manufacturing processes. These tires are better than the OEM tires which came with the vehicle. I wonder why Michelin does not provide more OEM tires for American cars? You will find tires which are cheaper than this, but you will lose out on quality by buying another brand. Once you drive on Michelin tires, you will never want to buy a different brand. Quality tires are so important for safety. I want to say thank you to the Michelin Man for providing such fantastic performing, quiet, durable and safe tires for me and my family.

Since I was a young lad in my teens, I have been using Michelins. It took me a few sets of tires, being a motor head, leadfoot kid to figure out that the Michelin Tire Company had the best product. From age 17-21 I sold and installed most other brands of tires and Michelins. All during the mid to late '70s into the early '80s. This wasn't long after the introduction of the radial tires on all production cars. Other manufacturers had radials, but Michelins ruled on quality and performance without any failures. Where I worked, we never had anyone have problems with the Michelin tires. Thirty five years since those days, I have always had purchased Michelins. Co-workers at my present day work balk at the price. But after I inform them with proper maintenance completed on a set of Michelin M/S2s on a truck, I have driven over 73,000 miles, city, highaway and highly crowned bumpy country roads this last set of M/S2s have just passed the state's yearly inspection, they are flabergasted. I just tell them, drive normally, maintain the truck's suspension and tire pressure, the tires will outlast just about any other tires on the market. I also have a set of the Primacy MXV4s on my VW Jetta. Thank you Michelin for the R&D that you have put into the tires, whether they are car passinger or these M/S2s, thanks. I will be buying another set shortly. They are one of those investments that I believe you don't short change yourself due to the comfort and safety factors. Peace of mind goes a long way, 73,000+ miles...

Just an awesome tire. I have 88,000 miles on the LTX M/S2 and I still have them on my truck! I also had the older LTX M/S on another truck that has 84,000 miles. Sold that truck and the tires where still in decent shape. Pros; smooth ride, good gas mileage, longest lasting tire in its class, super durable, cons; to many sipes. If your hard on your tires and like to burn rubber you will mess up your tread :) sipes are good though for the average driver keeps the tire cool and makes it last longer! I beat my tires up all day long and still get 88,000 plus miles on them! Keep doing what you do best Michelin! Once you go Michelin anything else well is just a maypop. Ps: Michelin, I would really like to see the sport cups come stock on the new SRT VIPER!

I am retired and use this tire around town and trips out of town for vacations. The first thing I noticed about this tire is how much smoother ride and quieter on the road it was than the factory supplied tires. I can not say that I have any negative comments about this tire.

I replaced my old Michelin truck tires on my S10 Blazer with these new improved ones. The old ones lasted 14 years and 102,000 miles and there was still usable tread with completely even wear left on them but not enough to be really useful for winter. These new ones are even quieter and have more traction than the old ones. I don't understand why anyone buys any other type of tire since these last twice as long and are much safer. My car mechanics all say that anyone who once buys Michelin tires will never buy any other kind. I'm sure that is true.