This is my second set of LTX M/S2 tires. First on Tacoma and second on 4Runner. I put 35K-40K miles/year on my vehicle and I have tried many different tires and these are the best hands down. I used to look at initial cost and after my first set of these I realized I save $$ by investing in this tire. I normally don't do reviews but I did this one because I feel that strongly about these tires. I wish we had this kind of Made in USA quality for many other consumables we have to purchase every day.

Bought these tires when stock tires wore out at 68K. This set now has 68K and look to go at least 20K or more farther. Great light truck tires if you don't run in the deep mud. Very good handling and breaking. Great load capacity towing horse or tractor trailers. Excellent in wet weather. Ride is perfectly suitable for me as my work truck and I even like to drive it on the highway when needed. Highly recommend. You get for which you pay. Will buy them again when time comes.

Tires are on a Nissan Frontier Pick-Up truck Ride smoother and run quieter than the original tires and have better grip and traction in rain and snow Was a little put off at the price, but so far believe them to be well worth the investment Have not owned tires long enough to rate for wear

Bought these tires for my Chevy Silverado over a year ago and love them, they ride good, handle good, and seem to be wearing very little. I would buy them again. They were a little more expensive than the other brands I priced, but are probably worth it.

I have had these tires for almost three years, they barley show wear. They do great in the rain and do well off road. I have a 06 Tundra and pull and haul a lot of material. I believe the tires also helped with my breaking, they grasp the road yet rides smooth and quite. I also have a set on my 08 honda ridgeline. When I need a new set which I believe will be many years down the road I will definitely get another set on both vehicles. Scott S

With just over 50k miles on the tires and being 3 years old, I had to replace one of the four original tires. The one tire I replaced (with only 5k miles) was due to a micro tear on the sidewall that produced a slow leak. Too bad, not covered under warranty.... go figure. These tires have excellent treadwear, but be careful with hitting or rubbing the sidewalls against curbs or rocks. What provides for a smooth and quiet ride, also translate to thinner sidewalls to absorb all the bumps and turning force. Would I recommend them, sure! I drive 70% in dry weather, 30% in wet and snow conditions. Tires work well in both conditions and I'm pleased with the treadwear of the tires so far. Hoping to get another 20k miles as there is about 30% treadwear left on the tires. Just avoid curb rash!

The last set of Michelins (LTX) we're bad at 30,000 miles. They still had tread left but they started riding rough and made a strange thumping noise. Had them balanced 4 times even speed balanced with very little success. During the short life of the tires I had them rotated and balanced with each approx 5,000 mile service. Question-Bad set of tires? Most likely. Could not get it resolved. Bought a different type of tire same company. Just beware and make sure of your warranty in writing.

I hope this lasts! My F-150 has ALWAYS had a bad shimmy. Had store brand tires on it but plenty of tread. Had them balanced 4 times in 10k miles, store always said they balanced ok. Would be some better but then get BAD shimmy again. Dealer thought I might have a bent axle! JUST put on new set of LTX MS2s hoping it might be the tires, so went with whats supposed to be "the best". WOW this isnt the same truck. Smooth as glass ride. Only made trip home from install but a GREAT ride it was, like I've never had on this truck (so just rated comfort). Hope the Michelins fixed me up!

When I got my new LTX M/S2 tires put on my Dodge Durango, I knew I made the right choice. I needed a reliable, non-noisy, stable, road friendly tires and that is what I got. The ride is smooth, no outside noise. They work well in the rain. Michelin tires are the way to go.

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.