We have always purchased Michelin Tires for all of our autos. I have this model on my Lexus and it drives like a dream. These tires last beautifully and wear very evenly. We drive to the mountains all the time for skiing and I've never had to put on chains...

Just replaced my 1st set if LTX MS2 tires on my 06 Tacoma. I removed them short of worn out (had 4/32nds still) due to winter weather coming soon & driving in such weather. I had over 84,000 miles on the them and they did a great job. I also run Michelins on my Harley, BMW, & Mazda- love them all.

So far so GOOD !! This is my first set of Michelin tires. Nice ride at slow or high speed. Good stopping in both dry and wet conditions. I have only been riding on them for approx. four months, and I am very satisfied with the performance of these tires. And they also look good on my Nissan truck. I would recommend them to anyone looking for a really good performing, and nice looking tire for their light truck, or SUV.

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.

About 15 months ago I needed new tires for my 2006 Silverado. I had never owned Michelin tires before, and wanted to buy a set of premium tires, so I ecied to try the LTX M/S2 tires, as they had decent reviews. I now have a little over 20,000 miles on them, and they have worn very well. I've tried to have them rotated when they shoul be, and can say that all four look and wear the same. The tires ride good, hold the road really well in the rain, and are good in snow as well. They have been a worth while investment, and I expect to get many more miles from them.

I have a 2004 Dodge Ram with 268,000 miles. I have used only Michelin tires since new (including as delivered). I have never had to have any of them balanced after initial mounting and project that my current set will last 85,000 - 90,000 miles. I use this truck every day and occasionally tow a 10,000 trailer. I always buy Michelin tires for all of my vehicles!

I would have never thought I would notice a difference new tires could have on driving comfort and handling. A friend suggested I try these tires a few years ago and I was shocked what a difference they were. After they wore out I chose to go with a less expensive brand due to the age of the vehicle. What a dissappointing difference. I recently replaced the vehicle and quickly put these new Michelins on the vehicle and immedialtly noticed the difference.

These blow away the OEM tires. I've got over 40,000 miles on these tires and they look and drive like new. I've done some pretty serious snow driving, as well, and was favorably impressed. The fact that they are long lasting without sacrificing performance, is impressive.

This is my 3rd set of Michelin LTX M/S2 tires and I'm not sure if I will buy again. After the initial tire installation everything was fine. I experienced the typical good ride quality and handling. However, after my first tire rotation I had a vibration in my steering wheel that was abnormal. The tire center I now use was able to isolate the issue to an out of round tire after performing a tire balancing using load force technology. My only option is to replace the tire or never rotate. Either option isn't great considering the amount of money spent on the tires. I will try and work with Michelin on a potential replacement and hope it is worth the time and effort.

I am a traveling salesman and since I bought this truck I purchased the Michelin 275/55R20 LTX MS2. They have been the best tires I have purchased because I do obtain the 70,000 miles I am supposed get. I also enjoy the the soft ride and stability I receive even when I am going through dirt roads and other off road driving that I have to do because of the nature of my business.