I love Michelin tires! I believe they are the best tire made hands down. Michelin tires wear well, handle great and have a quiet ride. They are unmatched in snow or rain. I feel safer knowing I have Michelins on my vehicle during any type of weather. I would and have recommended Michelins to others. I put a set of Michelins on my daughters vehicle before she left for college. I truly do mean everything I've said about Michelin tires.By far the best tire on the road!

I put these new tires on my 08 Honda Element and instantly felt they enhanced my driving in the mountains. Despite rain or shine, snow or ice, i feel confident driving my vehicle in switchbacks of the Rocky Mountains. They raise my vehicle up a bit higher than the factory tires which is also nice. I would buy them again and recommend them to anyone looking for an suv tire that will last and handle all conditions well. My wife and I take many road trips across the midwest and these tires have met all our expectations in different conditions.

This is my 4th or 5th complete set of Michelin tires. I was on the road as a sales manager for over 30 years and can document over 1,000,000 miles on Michelin tires. I have had the fewest problems, better mileage, better wear, quieter ride and better handling with Michelin tires than any other tire that's ever been on one of my personal or company cars. For the money, they cannot be beat.

These tires are the ones that are on the vehicle that I use daily to drive my whole famiy in. We have used these tires for years and are, and will be repeat customers. The ride in the car is nice and I dont worry as much about the wear and tear with them. They last a long time. I have not found anything yet that I do not like or enjoy about these tires, they have been great.

I used this product for average driving approximately 12,000 miles per year. Balance and ride of tire is very good. Tires are less than 3 years old already dry rotting and tread wear is over half wore out at 30,000 miles. I have used Michelin tires for over 35 years and this is the worse set of Michelin tires I have ever owned. I have a set of M/S on my family vehicle that has 45,000 miles on them and are still very good tires and I am well satisfied with them.

I thought saving a little and going with another brand was a wise decision at the time. How wrong a was. I barely got 30,000 miles out of the other brand. I will never again make that capital mistake. Not only was the ride inferior , wear pitiful , the lesson learned was painful. My grandma once told me, 'If you buy the best you'll never be unhappy'. She always drove Michelin tires

I bought my 2013 F150 new. The factory tires claimed that they were an all weather tire. Montana's winters have a way of proving the manufacturers wrong. After sliding through a few stops, I decided new tires were called for. After researching all tires available, I chose the best rated tires, Michelin. These tires have taken everything the back roads, mountain passes, highway and city streets can throw at them. After having them on for 12000 miles, so far, there isn't any sign of significant wear. The only hiccup I've had is a screw through one tire which was patched. These tires are quiet yet provide great traction. I highly recommend them to all my friends.

Just bought my second set of LTX M/S tires for my 2002 Silverado. When I replaced the original equipment tires I tried other brands at a lower cost and was never satisfied. I drive a lot of highway miles and and some gravel roads and got 110,000 miles out of the first set. These are the best tires I've ever owned and highly recommend paying the extra price.

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.

I've had my current truck now for almost 9 years. Shortly after buying the truck I had to buy tires. This was my 2nd purchase of Michelin tires. My first set of tires came when I married my wife...her truck had Michelin tires. After driving for 3 years with them (2 years before I met her) we had over 100,000 miles on our first set of Michelin's. We replaced the Michelins with a set of truck tires that only lasted around 40,000 miles. Then again another different set of tires, and these only lasted less then 40,000 miles. After that, we decided to buy Michelin's for the truck. I put over 80,000 miles and finally had to buy my current set. I always rotate my tires so that I get the most wear out of them...but these tires last so much longer than the other competitors.