We have four vehicles in my family. Three of those vehicles ride on Michelin tires. The fourth vehicle came with a different brand of tire and when they are replaced they will be replaced with Michelin tires. I have owned other brands of tires in the past and I have come to the conclusion that Michelin tires out perform and last longer! Thanks for a great product. I'm a Michelin Man for life!!

Over 80k on my heavy Suburban. I've learned you can pay less for tires, but they will not cost you less. I have never been disappointed with Michelin automobile tires. Great ride, great wear life. I have always gotten at least as much as the mileage ratings.

I was hesitant at first to spend the extra money on these tires, but so far it seems like it was the right decision. These tires ride great, are super quiet, and have eliminated the squeling noise I would hear when I cut the wheel sharp on my silverado. Worth every Penny. I will definitly be looking at Michelin tires when my wife needs new tires here soon!

Excellent road tire. Installed on my 2005 Honda Pilot 25000 miles ago. Do mostly highway driving. Road noise is much less than original factory installed tires. Tires still have plenty of tread life. Tires ride very nice and stopping action is excellent on dry and wet pavement.

these tires are on my 2003 Chevy G3500 van with a large STAHL utility box. single rear wheels. 280,000 miles. the truck weighs 8400 lbs and has a GVWR of 9600 lbs. the truck rides better than it ever has. i should have spent the extra money for the Michelins the last two sets of tires that i bought. with the 70,000 mile warranty i would have been better off when if i had purchased the Michelins those last two times. lesson learned.

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.

Consumer Reports rated this tire as the best one to purchase. I am very please with the smooth ride. The quality of the tires is great and will last a long time. Wisconsin winter can be challenging and the LTXM/S2 tires were able to handle not only the snow but the ice as well. I feel safe and secure with these tires and very happy with my purchase.

Full time RV'er drive a 07 5.9 DRW RWD Mega cab Dodge with LTX M/S 2 235 80R17 tires, pulling a 37' HH around 15,000 lb. Got 40K oem front tires & 50K on back. Replaced with LTX M/S got 85K on 2 tires & 75K on the other 4 that still had 3/32 tread on the tires. Well I am replacing all 6 tires at this time. When you take the walking out the door price of the tire & add up the cost per mile, I think not only the best tire but the cheapest tire I can buy, only if I take care of them. I do rotate my tires every 5,000 miles & think that has helped get that kind of mileage. As they do cost to much not to take care of.

I WENT FROM A SET OF MICH M/S 4 PLY THAT I WAS NOT AT ALL HAPPY WITH TO THE SAME TIRE IN A "E" SERIES (10 PLY). THEY SEEM TO BE WORKING OUT MUCH BETTER. OUR FORD EXPEDITION IS JUST TOO HEAVY FOR THIS TIRE IN A 4 PLY. BUT THE 10 PLY SEEMS TO WORK GREAT, AND STILL RIDES GOOD.

This is my 4th set of LTX MS(2) ties for my truck, average mileage 74K to 80K. This latest set has a new wide center groove for snow and rain, not as much tread as before, hope they last as long. The traction is a little less because of the wider groove, but they are still a great tire for your every day driver.