When I first drove away from the tire shop I could not believe how quiet these tires are compared to anything else I've had on my Tundra. My previous tires were AT tires so I also saw a 1.5-2 MPG improvement in fuel economy. I was hoping for a fuel efficient, highway tire with at least some off road capability and I believe I've found the best of that segment. They may not be meant for true offroading but there's enough open space in the tread pattern that they should give decent traction in typical conditions.

The last michelin tires I had on my car lasted over 10 years. I had to buy new ones only because they were starting to crack. I live in Michigan so I think thats the coolest. I just bought brand new ones about three months ago and have went to TN. and back and not one problem. I feel really safe in my truck with my michelins on, and for a women that travels alone, thats the best feeling I can have.

We recently changed our LTX M/S tires to the M/X 2 version . We have completed the first half of our 4,000 mile excursion and truly notice a substantial difference. The L/X2s provide more stability and accuracy in steering. They also absorb more vibration and roughness of road. We used nitrogen in these and they are delivering better gas mileage as well !!

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.

I buy nothing but the best and the best is Michelin. My last set lasted me 7 years. My husband also swears by Michelin. For my money there is no better tires to be had. They ride great and handle great in wet weather too. I say get the most for your money too, Buy Michelin.....

95% highway driving, 5% off road. Use on 3/4 ton chevy duramax. Pros: Increased mileage right away by 1+ mph. Keeps ride very smooth especially at high speeds. Great through rain, wet roads. Picks up stones in treads on gravel but drops them quickly on pavement. Excited about durability and quiet ride. Will pull 5th wheel soon with pick up. Cons: Soft but absorbent at high speeds when in slow turns.

My 21 Dodge Dakota had 191 K miles. I had heard how well the Michelin tires held up, and the mileage they were getting I do travel locally about 12 k per year. I installed the Michelins, and at the same time did extensive work, front end parts, all four brakes, and all 4 shocks. I picked up the truck, and had I not known, I would have thought I was in a new truck. Have now had the tires for 15 months, and 18 k miles. Still a great ride. Tires show no real wear. I get regular rotation and balance. Really pleased, just purchased wife a Dodge Avenger, which came with Michelins. So we are now a 2 car Michelin family. Would recommend Michelins to any one. Per mile I believe the Michelin is the best value in the tire industry, as well as being one of the safest tires on the road.

I have over 105,000 miles on my current set and am only replacing this set as winter is setting in and I live in Michigan. There is probably 15-20K more left on the tires. My driving is primarily interstate but I periodically carry heavy loads in my Yukon XL for my business. Smooth ride and trouble free. My Yukon has 345,000+ on it and I will only use Michelin tires. Cost per mile is best on the market.

I just bought these for my 2005 ford Ranger pickup before going on a 600 mile business road trip, and I immediately noticed a smoother ride and less road noise. And i may be imagining things, but I'd swear I'm getting better fuel economy! My previous tires were also Michelins (different model) and did well (I got over 80,000 miles out of them) but these seem even better (maybe just the fact they are new). Anyway, so far so good. I guess time will tell. I know this much; If you rotate your tires every 4 to 6 thousand miles, these tires will last a very long time.

I needed to replace my tires on my 2013 Yukon XL and I decided to go with the Michelin LTX M/S2 set. That week I had to drive across the state of Michigan several times during some heavy spring showers and the tires performed like a champ. I felt secure as did my family. Also, I feel like the tires have reduced the road noise as well. Great first two weeks and I expect the Michelin brand to live up to its' reputation over the next 60,000 miles.