Replaced original equiptment tires on 2010 GMC Sierra Z71 Crew Cab after only 25,000 miles. Didn't like the way they handled or the ride. Bought LTX M/S2 and now have about 75,000 miles on them, my pickup handles well on wet roads and last week drove about 100 miles in 4-5 inch snow. Couldn't beleive traction on tires with 75,000 miles! Hope to replace tires soon, but could likely get another 20,000 miles if I had too.

I have just put the second set of Michelin tires on my 2002 GMC Sierra. The truck has 136000+ miles and with Michelin tires, it rides like new. after 50000 miles the factory tires were just wore out. The "tire man" recommended the Michelin LTX M/S. He said that every one that has bought a set "swear" by them. I told him I trust his advise, and man was he right. There was no decision to be made when it came time to replace them 85000+ miles later. Michelin LTX M/S it is.

I decided to keep my '04 truck. It needed new tires. So, I asked my tire dealer to install the most appropriate tire for my style of driving - freeway, off road, city, rough bumpy roads and mountains. AND, I wanted a smooth ride for a change. Without hesitation, he recommended the Michelin LTX M/S2. As soon as I drove away from the tire dealer, I could feel an immediate difference. The ride was incredibly smooth and the what a difference in the handling of my truck!

I replaced the tires that came with my Highlander and immediately it felt like a new car. Better handling, braking, and I would never have believed that changing tires would make so much difference in the rain. We took a trip from Wisconsin to the Finger Lakes area of upper New York state the week after I had the tires changed. It rained on the way there, and my new Michelin tires made it a pleasure to drive.

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.

I have a 2000 GMC sierra with four wheel drive I use primarily as a car but I do pull a twenty foot boat occasionaly. These tires greatly improved the ride and are much quieter than what I had before. They also appear to have increased my mileage about two miles per gallon. Even if they didn't give me increased mileage I would still be very satisfied with them.

I purchased an entire set of these December 5, 2012 and these tires came highly recommended..by other tire dealers, by friends and neighbors, etx. I have NEVER purchased Michelins in my life..so I was super excited that these were going to be the best tires for me. I am sadly dissappointed in these tires. I have exactly 19,903 miles on these tires...and I have replaced them all. Michelin warranty center says that "there is no guarantee on how many miles you should get out of a set of tires"...and I gurantee that I have purchased over 7+ sets of tires in the past..and have NEVER had this much issue with a set of tires. I would never recommend them, never will ever purchase them again..and will certainly utilize all social media and word of mouth I can tell to everyone to NOT purchase these tires. OVERPRICED and don't last. Absolutely ridiculous!

These tires perform very well, I have been very pleased with their performance, ride and stability. As far as I'm concerned they also increase the vehicles value. They provide a feeling of well being knowing that my cargo and family are safer because they are on my truck.

These tires are great! They last a long time, give great traction and are very reliable. I have received more than the gaurenteed mileage, have never slid in torrential down pours and never had a blow out. They keep their air just fine and I feel more confident on long trips. I am going to put some Michelin's on my RV next month as they are recommended by most of the RVer's on various blogs! I can't wait!

I have had these tires on my F-150 for over 30,000 miles and I have had no complaints at any time. I live in upstate NY where we get 150+ inches of snowfall during the winter. I have never felt like I could not go out and get done whatever I needed whenever I needed. The previous OEM tires were lousy in rain, snow, or even dry conditions. I will admit the tires are pricy, but I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone who asks. My wife's Yukon XL is due for tires this fall and I will be purchasing the same type for her vehicle.