I have used this tire on at least 5 different light truck and SUV personal vehicles and continue to purchase. I learned my lesson on every other brand out there. In both 6ply or 10ply it has always given a smooth ride and bites when it is needed in mud snow and wet conditions. I am a firm believer that a vehicle which breaks down will aggravate you but one which will not stop due to poor tires or brakes will kill you.

Both of my vehicles have Michelin LTX series tires and we have experienced great tire wear and problem free driving. We have driven in all kinds of weather and have had no problems. As to these tires, I have only a few hundred miles on them but the previous set wore great and provided good mileage.

Great tires on my 4Runner. They handled the last MN winter without any trouble, most snowy days I forgot to turn on my 4WD, the tires and traction control were all I needed. They ride very well on pavement and dirt roads, I haven't used them off road and don't intend to. At 12k miles, my dealer says that they are showing no signs of wear. I couldn't be more pleased. My brother drove my truck which is identical to his 4runner in a snow storm and bought himself a set the next week.

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.

A vehicle is only as good as it performs. I am humored by Truck Manufacturers (in the same case, auto manufacturers) stating how well their vehicle handles, hauls, works and performs. The vehicles engine, transmission, special packages only have value of beneficial performance ONLY if the tires are able to perform. One accident, one mishap, or one non-scheduled problem as result of poor tires more than justifies the premium cost of this product over other lesser priced competitor brands. With this tire, I believe I am buying the BEST. And suggest same to others.

Possibly the best light duty truck tire on the market. The first set of LTX M / S2 performed so well we purchased a second set after 60,000 miles. Traction is exceptional in all types of weather even in snow on a 2WD pickup truck. Ride is much smoother than most other tires in the same class. Tread wear is consistent across the tread pattern which helps maintain a comfortable ride for many miles. Tires preform well as far as handling and these tires appear to be quieter then most other brands. Good investment if you need a dependable tire that performs well in all conditions.

I replaced OEM tires w/Michelin LTX M/S2 on my Silverado 2500HD. I was pleasantly surprised with all around season performance ,comfort and handling. On my trip to visit my son who is in the Navy stationed in Norfolk , VA I average with my diesel truck about 24+ mpg. Thank you Michelin.

I owned my Chevrolet Silverado Pickup truck for about 10 years and every set of tires I purchased had a cupping problem. After 10,000 to 15,000 the tires would be very noisy from the way they wore. I tried new shocks and various alignments with no good results. I spent the extra money for Michelin tires and the truck has been riding awesome ever since. No cupping or wear issues. Moral of the story-spend some extra money for a lot better product! Thanks Michelin

I've been buying new Michelin tires for most of my vehicles since 1980. Every set of Michelin tires installed on any of my vehicles, did show an immediate improvement in handling under all road conditions & better ride comfort. After many miles of use on all my vehicles, the Michelin tires always had the longest lasting treadlife of any other brand. That is why I've replaced the OEM tires on almost a dozen of my new vehicles with Michelin tires, within a very short period of time. I just recently bought New Michelin tires for my three trucks. Two were new with very low mileage and the third had less than 12,000 miles on it. I plan to put a set of new Michilin tires on my 2008 sportscar this spring, to replace the OEM tires which will have only about 2000 miles on them. Then another set of new Michelin tires for my lady's 2006 Ford Escape will be done shortly afterward. I'm thankful to Michelin for their tires, which are the best value, with improved safety while driving in any weather or road condition.

I replaced my old Michelin truck tires on my S10 Blazer with these new improved ones. The old ones lasted 14 years and 102,000 miles and there was still usable tread with completely even wear left on them but not enough to be really useful for winter. These new ones are even quieter and have more traction than the old ones. I don't understand why anyone buys any other type of tire since these last twice as long and are much safer. My car mechanics all say that anyone who once buys Michelin tires will never buy any other kind. I'm sure that is true.