Best tire buying decision I have made since I ran Michelins on my motorcycles in the 80's. I purchased the LTX M/S2 tires for my 1500 Dodge Ram and immediately could tell the difference. Tires ride better and feel more stable and the wet performance is excellent. I highly recommend these tires for anyone with a lite truck. I have rated the tires as N/A in some categories because I have not had them long enough to make a determination on these points.

I have been very impressed with the michelin tire so far.I have them on a 3/4 diesel pickup. they are very quiet and have changed the ride of my truck to feel more like a luxury car feel. My fuel mileage has increased about 10% roughly. I have become a firm believer in the tires!

These tires are the best! The wear rate is very low, seems like they will last forever. They are round and they run straight and true. A minimum of wheel balance weights are required which indicates that this tire is well made. Foul weather handling is excellent and braking in wet weather is better than any other tire I have used. ALL my future tires will be Michelins !!

Had an episode this past Friday, June 22, 2012 driving 20 miles per hour and 5 miles an hour thru a neighborhood and over a sidewalk at 5 miles per hour and I believe the sidewalk ripped and tore a 3 inch gash into the inside of the left rear tire. The Michellin tire I was lead to believe has the strongest sidewall impact re-inforced construction. If it does then why did this tear so easily on the inner tire. Very shocked and surrised. Hopefully they honor an immediate full warranty since the tires are only a year old. Also, having a lot of dry rot with these tires MS2 LTX MS@ 265 7017 DOT 3409

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).

My tires keep me stuck to the road, even if I think their going to slip I can feel the benefits of the tread design perform and keep me safe, even around corners. I can tell that the 3D sipes in the tread also add surprising snow traction. It feels like I'm riding on actual snow tires in the winter.

Our family starting using Michelin tires in the 80s. We found comfort in the ride; however, with this new MS2 the enhanced comfort for our Tahoe is compared to none, as well as the increased fuel efficiency (even when towing our boat). We recently convinced our son to put Michelins on his truck and he cannot get over how the "ride" has changed as well as his fuel economy. Thank you Michelin for your expertise in tires

I drive a 2002 Chevy Crew Cab, Short Bed 6.6 Duramax 4x4 truck with camper shell. I tow a 25ft travel trailer with slide out and a 24ft Cabin Cruiser. I also do four wheel driving while hunting and camping. The tires do a great job of maintaining traction. The sidewalls are stiff enough so that trailers do not push the truck around at high speed with heavy loads but still give a comfortable ride. I do seem to lose chunks of rubber from the tread when four wheeling, I assume that the softer rubber is what contributes to the strong grip it has on the mountain surfaces. I am very satisfied with these tires and will be puttin new ones on for this coming fall's excursions in the outback.

I have never owned a set of Michelin tires until now. They are on a long-bed, super cab F-150. The ride is excellent. Traction and cornering has greatly improved. Even the fuel mileage for my 5.6L engine has improved! I cannot speak to the traction on snow or ice yet, but it won't be long. The tires were expensive, but definitely worth the extra bucks.

I have a 2005 Silverado 2500HD that I use to pull a 32' FinCat Catamaran Boat. I have been through several brands of tires and came home to Michelin. I have had Michelin on all my other vehicles, but with the Heavy Duty diesel , pulling a boat that takes up the whole lane and is larger than my truck, I made the mistake of listening to others about tires...not any more. These tires grip better putting the boat in and pulling it out of the water, they feel better in wet conditions and most of all...THEY ARE QUIET! I will never buy anything else...