This is my second set of Michelin LTX M/S tires. I did not exceed the mileage with the first set but after 8 years it was time to replace them due to age. These tires are amazing and there is simply no other choice for my '02 F250 PS SD. Smooth, good grip in all weather conditions and durable/even tire wear. I had friends suggest cheaper tires but you get what you pay for and with the Michelin LTX M/S2s, you get it all.

I have driven full size Ford vans for nearly 20 years and have on rare occasions tried other brands of tires; but no other tire gives the stability in ride feel, or longevity as the Michelin LTX/MS and now the MS2. I have routinely gotten over 100,000 miles out of a set of these Michelins. The consistent all weather handling and ride stability especially on a vehicle with a high center of gravity make this the only tire I shop for.

I'm looking to buy my third and last set on my 11 y.o. Honda Pilot. I have gotten almost 100K miles per set. The next ones will outlast the pilot but they are The Way to run a pilot, so who knows, maybe the pilot will make it through this next set. Beyond incredible wear, the wet handling is simply awesome. I use them year-round and under 50,000 miles they are pretty good winter tires in New England (Cape Cod).

Smooth ride, Quite ride with no road noise, Handles great in snow and ice. Stops and handles great in heavy rain. Great looking tire. Overall the LTX M/S 2 can't be beat. This is my 3 set of them on my SUV's over the years. Once you drive on a set of these tires you will never be happy with any other tire.

I drove 105,000 miles on these tires with my Ford F-150. It's tough coming up with the extra money that these tires cost over other brands. But, I know that I won't have to buy new tires for several years, that's how long it takes me to drive 105,000 miles. I always buy the Certificate for Repair, Refund or Replacement from my local tire dealer because that has paid for itself several times. I don't accept just the "prorated" warranty because that is still going to cost you money when you crush a tire. So, it's a big investment, but, after 105,000 miles, you'll be VERY happy because your cost per mile or cost per month will be lower than if you bought cheap tires.

These are the best tires I ever had! I use my Jeep Liberty every day and I replaced my stock tires with the LTX MS/2 and the difference was remarkable. I've driven through mud, rocks and 2+ feet of snow effortlessly. On the highway they are smooth and quiet and balance well. I'll never consider anything else, simply put these are the best light truck tires in existence!

The LTX MS2 is a fantastic tire. My mileage increased by 1 - 1.5 miles per gallon. I put these tires on a Ford Expedition and they handle great. Hardly any road noise and excellent wet weather traction (it rains 9 months out of the year here). They have a nice agressive tread pattern, but quiet. These tires are awesome.

Live in Vermont in the mud and snow and love this tire for traction in the winter snow and ice, in the summer mud, on the road hauling a camper. Would buy each time the need arises. It is also a very good looking tire with my fancy rims. it is a great all around tire! Would recommend to anyone who would listen.

After years of being afraid to spend the money on these, and being disappointed with other brands, I decided to take the plunge. I'm glad I did, because these are some sweet tires. They ride good, are quiet, and grip great in the wet. Haven't tried them in the snow, but we don't get much anyways. I'm really hoping they last at least to the end of the mileage warranty, but the way the wife drives I doubt it. Give them a shot, you won't be disappointed!

I have been a Michelin customer since the late 1960's. I have always replaced OEM tires with Michelin so I do have some experience on comparing performance. My latest Michelin's, the LTX M/S2, are on a F-150. They gave me a slight improvement on highway mpg and have great wet traction. I have yet to have the truch fishtail. One reason I stick with Michelin is that they last. These tires have around 30,000 miles and still have more than half the tread left. Our car has the MXV4 and they perform equally as well. I always feel safe riding on Michelin's.