I put a new set of these tires on my '05 Suburban last year, June 2012, in size 245/75/R16. They are wonderful! Great snow traction, great off-road traction, comfort and especially fuel economy. Our Surburban is a C1500 half ton, two wheel drive, 5.3 Vortec, and I can honestly print that it regularly achieves OVER 24 mpg driving 65 mph on I-15 between Springville and Centerville, passengers on board, A/C on. The fuel economy improved drastically with these tires. True story. If I set the cruise at 60mph, it will always achieve over 25 mpg on that same drive. 27.5 mpg best to date. All original suburban with 130,000 miles - no aftermarket upgrades.

Great ride, excellent traction on wet pavement, unsurpassed traction on snow covered roads. Last winten when heavy snow started falling, I decided to head home from work (60 miles). Seems that everyone made decision at the same time, it took over 3 hours to get home with having to work my way through stuck cars and trucks. My tires at the time had over 60,000 miles on them and I never slipped a wheel. I decided a few months ago to replace tires as we were planning to drive my vehicle on long vacation trip. Guess what tires I bought? Michelin LTX M/S2 again.

My daily driver for years, has been large suburban's and always have requested vehicles to have MICHELINS installed prior to delivery. Travels between Cal, FL, and WY yearly. Favorite Tire Manufacture = Provides Greatest WEAR. Smooth RIDE, Excellent LOOK, Readily AVAILABILE, Competitive/Best PRICES, Design TREAD Feature, Name/brand RECOGNITION. NO ISSUES (ZERO) with thousands of miles traveled. I Will always be a MICHELIN MAN.

The tires exceed expectations. I have been a long time Michelin tire buyer and I am completely satisfied with the MS 2's that I bought recently. They ride really good and I look to have them last a long time. These tires wear as good as any tire I have ever had. The M/S tires I had on previously got me around 65,000 miles on them before I bought these M/S 2's. That is living in the mountains of North Carolina. Thanks for making such a great tire!!

Dumped the cheap OEM at 10k miles on my Tundra. I Alway bought Michelin's all my life and now I know why. Best tire for highway and 5 miles of gravel each day (with farm work). Smooth on the highway with great gas millage. Stay off muddy trails and fields. Thats what ATV's are far.

Putting quiet, smooth running, long lasting, 4 season rubber on a 5000 lb SUV is a challenge. At 65,000 miles I did lots of tire research and decided to buy the Michelin MS2s in the winter of 2012. I had wanted them the last time around but the price put me off at that time. Bad decision then, good decision now. These tires run quietly, balance-up very well, and have been superb in heavy rain and New Hampshire snow. Continuing to do rotation at every oil change, I expect to significantly better the 33K miles I got on the previous 2 sets of tires.

I purchased these tires 11 months ago for my 06 Silverado 4wd crew cab. The tires ride great, and have never had any road noise. The outside edges of the front tires never show signs of wear, even though its a 4wd vehicle! Tire rotation every 6 thousand miles! The reason that I purchased Michelin tires is because of their reputation as the best tire on the road, and I've had previous cars that had Michelin tires on them. These tires save you money in the long run in fuel economy and durability. I use this truck for transportation to and from work, towing cars on a car hauler and transportation everywhere else.

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 replaced the stock tires that came on my 2008 Silverado 2500HD, 4wheel drive, crew cab. I looked at a lot of tires and relied a lot on my past good experience. These tires have surpassed my expectations. They ride good and have excellent handling in both wet and dry weather. You will not be disappointed with them. They out perform the stock tires by leaps and bounds.

Quiet, smooth running tire for the everyday road warrior. Thick tread, but wearing a bit faster than expected. Treadwear not a big deal for me as long as Michelin honors their warranty. Am more interested in performance (i.e. braking, handling, etc.) and these tires excel in those areas. Decent snow & ice traction for mild winter areas, better than most all-season tires out there. Off-roading is okay, but the qualities that make it comfortable on pavement do not lend itself to great off-roading. Best for hard-packed, dirt roads. Forget mudding, you will get stuck. Excellent all-around performing, all-season tire for the average joe who rarely, if ever, leaves the pavement.