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.

nice ride just like the michellin xclt4 great in all weather condition no roadnoise and i feel safe with my family journey with out me confident tire that i be willing to purchase again no to mention lateral water evacuation allows shorter stops on wet roads and its a 70000 mile treadwear waranty

I have a set of Michelin LTX M/S2's on a Chevy 1 ton dual rear wheel and these are the best tire I've ever owned on a truck great handling and ride. I tow a 35' 5th wheel with my truck and I have no problem with braking on dry or wet pavement, a excellent tire.

I wanted a great tire for my Sequoia and made the right choice. The car runs smooth and quiet which I wanted. Don't do a lot of highway driving but that is when you know you have a great tire. Excellent in snow and I feel totally safe. I have nothing negative to say about the Michelin LTX M/S 2.

My chevrolet 2500HD came with 245 75 r16 I replaced them with ltx ms2 235 85 r16. I could not be more pleased. I get on I-5 at hiway 269 going north set the cruise at 70 (the speed limit) and for the next 200 miles it is as smooth as glass the only thing I feel is missing chunks of asphalt. I gained better than 10% in mileage because of a narrower tire (less friction) and a larger diameter tire (fewer revolutions per mile). my truck is heavy I have a utility box with rack on it and tools.

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.

I use my FJ cruiser to get into work on bad days, drive cross-country on highways during the summer, and off-road in the winter. It's always difficult to find a tire that does everything well until I put my first set of Michelin LTX MS/2's on my FJ. The ride is amazing. Quiet on the highways. Grippy in mud, snow, and ice. Excellent traction off-road. Long-lasting. I didn't believe the reviews before I bought them, now I'm a convert!

I inherited a car from Mom's Estate that had a set of Michelin Tires. She always bought Michelin's. When it came time to buy another set for my 2001 GMC Sierra, I looked at, and priced several "Well-Known" brands. Thinking about how much I liked the ride of the tires on Mom's car, it just made sense to spend an extra $400.00 for a better set of tires. I have absolutely NO regrets. The tires are quiet, and give excellent traction.

The tires handled and rode very well and have been the best in rain that I have had. The problem is that they are now needing replacement at 30,000 miles. I drive 25,000 miles a year and I cannot afford the cost of 4 tires every year. The reason that I got them in the first place is that they had the highest expected wear. I am very disappointed with this 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.