Tire used on 2009 Ram Quad Cab (4x4) Do a lot of traveling north and south and so far we have noticed a much softer ride then the orginal tires - better handling also Things that arent so great - kind of expensive - but maybe better in the all around usage to balance out cost

This is my third set and I consistantly get 60,000 miles and that includes some heavy towing and hard use on a SRW one ton truck towing a 15K 5th wheel. Also, I have a tendency to replace them a little early since I live in a rainy climate. I would say 70K+ is not out of the question. Do the math as it pays to buy the best.

In the past, I attempted to purchase the best tires available on a limited budget. After reading reviews, I decided to purchase MICHELIN'S for the first time for my Chevy P/U. I could not believe the difference in handling and overall comfort I experienced with these donuts on my vehicle. My hat is off to the Michelin baker on an outstanding product. Thanks Michelin Man.

Very good tires!!! I bought them for my Honda Pilot 2008 EX-L , I drove to Florida and the ride was very comfortable; we got caught by a lot of storms and heavy rain during the trip and the tires performed beautiful; I'm very happy with my purchase. I know I will keep my family safe while driving with these tires.

I have a 2001 Tacoma 4x4. I drive a 50/50 mix of highway and city. I replaced my oem tires in 2007 and 6 years and 90,000 miles later I think it is time for so freash tires. I also replaced my wifes oem tires on her highlander, when it was still under warrenty and would get replacement tires for free. I went and put a set of Michelin tires on it and road noise and performance is 100% better. Cant say enough good things about there products.

Purchased a set Michelin LTX M/S2's for my 2000 Chevy Silverado Xtended cab pickup and experienced better riding and handling, as well as, a better sense of security. I liked the LTX's so much I put a set of Michelins on my wife's Subaru Forester. I have been driving and purchasing tires for 50+ years and have found that Michelins tires are a good value.

The best of the best! TOP GUN TIRES! these bad boys went trained at TOP GUN and came out flying on top! I purchased these tires in 2012, it is now 2022 and they are still on my Ford Excursion Limited that I tow an RV, Cattle trailer, Motorcycle trailer, utility trailer, and my family of 5 plus five dogs with. When loaded we are maxed out and these tires handle it every time. I realize tires are supposed to be changed out before 7 yrs, I am on year 10! No cracking, not near the warning bar, no strange wear patterns. These tires just go. Mileage? I surpassed 70,000 miles a long time ago. I am looking for new tires today but still have plenty of time-wear tread left to find the right deal. I would highly recommend these tires for SUV, Truck, Van, hauling use. I trust them with my families' lives! I started out using gas instead of air, but due to a lack of dealers that use gas instead of air I had to switch 2015. Even with air they performed well. We did notice a more floaty ride with air compared to Gas. Either way you choose to go, you can't go wrong, and the money will be well spent.

It was a little over a year since I bought these tires when on July 4th it had been raining for a week. I decided to beat the holiday trafic by leaving out early for the airport. At 5:30 am I was sideswiped by a drunk driver. She removed my Silverado's rear axil but my tires held the road. The force of the impact sent me over a 26 degree embankment sideways and if it were not for the quality of my tires holding the road the force quite possibly would have rolled the truck. Even after slamming sideways into a 6" curb the tires held. Wheels damaged, brakes and axil removed; but my Michelins took the beating and held strong. They will be on my next vehicle.

I had a 2000 Pathfinder with 200,000 mile when I started using the michelin LTXMS2. I tradered my 2000 Pathfinder in when with 278,000 miles because the distributor cam wore out. The tires could have gone another 20-30,000 miles. I do a lot of highway driving on wet and snowy mountain roads. They were the best tires for handling and wear I ever owned. I plan on installing them on my wifes car as soon as the factory tires on her car need changing.

I HAVE THE MICHELIN LTX M/S 2 ON MY TRUCK WHICH I USE ON A DAILY BASIS. BEST TIRE SINCE THE OLD LTX. IT GIVES A SUPERB RIDE, ITS QUIET, HANDLES GREAT AND DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT HYDROPLANING. I HAVE DRIVEN THROUGH MUCH RAIN THIS SUMMER AND CAN HARDLY TELL MUCH DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DRY TRACTION. EXCELLANT MILEAGE ALSO. I AM SOON APPROACHING 50,000 MILES ON THEM AND STILL WELL OVER HALF TREAD LEFT. I CAN REALLY FIND NO FAULT WITH THEM AND RECOMMEND THEM TO ALL WHO DRIVE A LIGHT TRUCK. GREAT TIRE.