I travel alot across state , snow,rain, it doesn't matter. This tire comes with a 70 k warrenty, the last LTX m/s only had a 50k warrenty, i got 59k out of them and really did not need a set that bad. But, with winter coming on and the tread getting low,it was time for some more. Never had a problem with these tires. You will be satisfied. Off road hunting, never had mud stuck in tread, nor snow as far as that goes..

Due to some disappointments with another brand of tires some years ago I decided to give Michelin a try. We have been so satisfied with their performance, ride and durability that we now buy nothing but Michelins for all of our cars and trucks. Most recently I purchased 4 265x16 load range E M/S 2's for our 3/4 ton GMC. I now have about 10,000 miles on them. This includes highway, around town and towing our 7,000lb. boat. The handling is superb (no drift), the tires are very quiet and seem to be wearing very well. I would highly recommend the Michelin brand to anyone looking for a very high quality tire.

Came new with CPO 4Runner. In ~48 months have put on ~30K miles on them. Still not down to tread wear indicators, but significant signs of dry rot. Tire model # has recalls, but apparently mine were manufactured outside the time window for the recall. Overall, like Michelins, and have purchased on other vehicles, but disappointed in the durability of these particular tires.

Everyone knows the spiel when you buy tires. The dealers show you everything, but seems like you have to ask for Michelins because they are more expensive. Time and time again I have proven the value received from Michelin far outweighs the extra cost. Case in point, my current set of michelins on my 2002 Ford Explorer just passed 126,000 miles. I purchased them new in April 2008, rotate / balance them religiously, and at 126,000 miles they still have 3/32 of tread left. Michelin delivers again. I have never gotten any less than 100,000 miles on a set of Michelin tires, and do have to say, this set has truely surpassed even my high expectations. Thank you for making such a great product!

I have these tires on my 4Runner and my wife's Pilot. They are excellent tires. I had the LTX M/S on my 4Runner before this, and that's what really sold me on them. They were so much better than the previous brand of tires I had on there. After I bought my first set of Michelins, I won't buy any other brand. The ride is good, the handling is good, the wet traction is very good, and the wear is excellent.

I bought these to replace some aging A/T tires (different brand) on my full-sized van. The old tires had been great, but did not have the tread depth to survive another Michigan winter. The reviews looked good on the MS2 tires, and they came highly recommended. I have had Michelin tires on other cars, and know to trust the name. The pros: 1. The MS2 is a highway tire, and much quieter than the A/T tires that I had previously. 2. The tread pattern is deep, and the siping provides excellent traction in snowy/icy conditions. Overall, I'm very impressed with the traction. Straight-line braking is good. 3. The ride around town is comfortable. The cons: 1. Even when properly inflated, these tires do not provide good handling at highway speeds. The old tires that I had previously gave a much more crisp steering response. My vehicle is very large, and I don't expect it to corner like a sports car, but the MS2's make me feel like I'm piloting a large boat, when compared with the ride and handling with my old tires. There are significant delays in steering response, and "wallow" in the back end of the van, even under gentle cornering and lane changes on dry roads. I have to anticipate curves on the highway and turn into them earlier than before in order to maintain good lane position. Even when not towing a trailer, cross-winds can be a bit scary, whereas with the previous tires I had, wind gusts were just a minor annoyance. 2. My fuel economy has been down since I had these tires put on. I can't say for sure that it's due to the tires, and it's only down by 1-2mpg, but that is a significant percentage when the overall fuel economy average for this large vehicle is less than 15mpg. Conclusion: If I had known about the 30-day satisfaction guarantee on these tires, I would have chosen to swap them for a different brand. I'm not an expert, but my guess is that the sidewalls are just not stiff enough to provide confident handling on the highway.

I rely on my truck to get me where I need to go every day. The michelin LTX M/S2 is a high quality tire that I have confidence in. I needed an all season tire with good traction, quiet operation, and great handling, along with an excellent wear rating. I got all this in a great looking tire. Of course there are cheaper tires on the market, but buying this tire is money well spent.

These tires are used on a Tundra 4WD 4 door pickup. We have two sets of tires - winter and all season - for our other vehicles for driving in the Dakotas, but use the LTX M/S2 year round on this pickup. This is the best all around tire for pickup use. It is relatively quiet with good handling but is able to handle significant snow and off road use. The initial cost is an investment but that is balanced by the long tread wear.

My father got me started on buying Michelin's many years ago. I have tried a couple of other brands but I have seen the ERROR of my ways and returned to " MY MICHEILNS"!! They are on my Expedition and my wife's Caravan. We have 5 children and safety is very important for all of us. Thanks.

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.