I purchased these tires for my 2010 Ford F-150 4x2 when it had 107,000 miles. I use the truck for hauling, some towing, commuting, and road trips. I perform all my own maintenance. I monitor the pressures and wear patterns, but only rotated them about every 15,000 miles. I could not be more pleased with the overall performance of these tires. They ride great, handle well, great all-season traction, and best of all--the treadlife has been outstanding! My truck now has 204,000 miles on the odometer. By the time I replace the tires again this fall, they will have lasted 100,000 miles. How much more could you ask from a set of tires?

I purchased these tires to have on our Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD. Specifically for travel pulling a travel trailer. Loaded the pick up is about 6000 pounds and the trailer is @4300. Tongue weight approx. 450 and with a load leveler these tires hold the road terrific! The ride is like a new comfort car and have had many comments on the quietness of the tires. Although I have rotated these tires it seems they wear pretty quick( on the rear) if I go over 5,000 miles before re-rotating again. Currently There are approximately 15,000 miles on these tires. I do all my own rotations, as a lot of times when 2500 miles are up a service station is not available. I know the book says to rotate at longer intervals but, I do not like to use a product down. All in all , A great product. Well deserving of a quality name and I will purchase again.

This is not my first set of Michelins. Bought trucks that had other brands and they do not ride like a Michelin. Had others throw of the tread and did not last as these do. Rotate them watch your air pressure and they will last a long time and give me confidence and the feeling of a good ride.

I have a set of Michelin LTX M/S2's on a Chevy 1 ton dual rear wheel and these are the best tire I've ever owned on a truck great handling and ride. I tow a 35' 5th wheel with my truck and I have no problem with braking on dry or wet pavement, a excellent tire.

Outstanding and Amazing pretty much sums it up. The traction in the snow is just fantastic. I plow snow. In spots I use to get stuck in with my old stock tires is no problem with my new tires. Usually don't even spin a tire. Stopping on slippery roads is outstanding as well. I have had a few occasions on slippery roads where I almost missed a turn and had to slow down quickly. Tires grabbed like bare pavement when my old tires would have slid through the intersection. I will never own a different tire from now on. If I buy a new truck I will insist on this tire being installed as part of the deal. I alsoincreased my gas mileage by about 1 mpg.

I have had Michelin tires on my 2002 GMC Yukon since I can remember. This time, the model had been updated/changed to the LTX M/S2. So far, I am very pleased with the tires. The ride is smooth. I have had no quality issues. They look great on my truck. Overall, this is my brand (so long as I can afford them).

I purchased my first set of LTX M/S2 on July 9th 2010. My 2009 Dodge Ram had 67,275 miles on it and knowing that I was keeping this truck for awhile I didn't want to skimp on tires. I now have 152,000 miles and ready for my second set. That's 84,725 miles on my original LTX M/S2's. I would never consider buying any other tire. Thank You Michelin.

Put these on my 07 Tundra at about 80k mi as a third set. First two sets were Michelin M/S same as OE. Mostly interstate miles but have an off road camp as well. Looking forward to longer wear with these as I was more than satisfied with the M/S. Traction is better. Had one replaced owing to balance issue. Old M/S seemed to be superior in ride and gas mileage. Would likely go back to the M/S for the next set, it will always be Michelin!

I had Michelin tires on my previous truck and loved them. When I picked up my new truck they had another brand of tires on it and the first turn I made out of the dealership I fishtailed on damp pavement. I drove straight to a tire store and traded in my new tires for Michelins and have not lost control since, thanks Michelin!

I have ran LTX M/S tires for years on my 4Runners some getting up to 100,000 miles before needing replacement. The new LTX M/S2's are the next generation of LTX M/S and I see no reason that they will not last as long as well! Properly balanced and rotated every 5,000 miles these tires are smooth, quiet, and still aggressive when you need it in the mud, sand or snow.