This is my third set of Michelin LTX M/X tires that I have used on my Ford Expedition. The average life span of the tires for me has been around 70,000 miles easily. After buying the LTX M/S for my Ford the first time, they have always been my "go-to" tire. They drive exceptionally smooth on the highway and can easily handle mud, snow, dirt roads, and light off road conditions. Michelin is always my first brand recommendation to others.

I have only used Michelin tires on my vehicles since 1976 when I learned how they were constructed as oppossed to all other radial tires. They have provided me on road and off road ease of mind when driving. I kinow with my Michelin tires I that my vehicles will provide safety for my family and control of my vehicle no matter what the situation is. There is no other tire that provides this reliability in my mind.

Found they ride much smoother than factory tires that came on our Chevy Tahoe. Also, my wife noticed that driving in the rain these tires handled very well, which in turn, made her feel more confident while driving with our 6 month old son. Thank you Michelin for the peace of mind.

These tires are on a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Loredo Special Edition and when I put them on the Jeep it solved a couple of issues. One was the previous tires roared, not with these, secondly the ride improved. I am a big fan of Michelin tires and highly recommend them to anyone needing tires. The cost a little more but they are very much worth the extra.

I've used the LTX M/S & M/S2 since the early 1990's and they've always lasted much longer than the 70k warranty. One set went 110k without even a flat! I periodically haul heavy loads behind both of my Ford F350 4x4 & F250 4x4 trucks and these tires handle it with ease. They are a great highway tire and have enough grip to get me out of jams when off road. They're also great in the rain due to the deep tread design and I run them on my wife's Ford Expedition as well, which she currently has 83k on her tires and they still have plenty of tread. Keep them rotated & balanced regularly and they'll far out last any other tire on the market!

Great Tires. Have had them for 6 months now. So far have not noticed any wear. Smooth comfortable ride. Mainly driven on City streets. Some Highway driving. No long trips yet. City is doing chipsealing work. I love the fact that these tires hardly get any rock chips in them because of the tread pattern. No winter driving as of this posting. I hope they will last as long or longer than my old tires did (8 years). Time will tell. No dislikes as of yet, have not had the tires long enough. I was not compensated in exchange for writing this review.

I have bought hundreds of tires in 40 plus years, for my fleet of trucks. I've never seen a tire as good as the Michelin LTX M/S2, Run true. Balance great, Lasting Over 100,000 Miles. Over 1 Million Miles of combined use, Not One single flat. Great job of holding consistent air pressure. In Snow it's like having Four Wheel Drive. We Haul Heavy Loads that are worth $250,000, they have to be delivered On Time, In Time, Every Time. My drivers are Amazed on how Great of a job these tires do. If I could find a better tire, I would buy it, But I haven't. If you are looking for Safety and Security, Buy Michelin LTX M/S2 they are Best In Value.

My 2009 Traverse always felt heavy turning, stopping and overall control on the road. I was happy to know I had a choice on the MS2. The LT version vs the P (passenger) version has eliminated this problem. I now have excellent wet road turning, stopping and more responsive lane changes and control on the road. I made the right choice selecting LT over the P factory recommended tires!

I prefer Michelin tires and have always replaced lesser tires with Michelin when the time came. Love the tires on my truck now...ride is smooth and feels like a new truck - no joke. However, Michelin through me a loop when I tried to find tires. Using the Tire Finder on Michelin's website indicated no tires were available for my truck. I then went to a dealer website to determine my options when the above tire popped as a match. I went back to the Michelin website, found the tire, and confirmed my truck's eligibility. Would encourage Michelin to "fix" their Tire Finder app.

I have had a wide variety of tire brands in my younger, foolish years. For the past 20 years I have had nothing but Michelin LTX-M/S and couldn't be more pleased. Quiet, Great traction. Just got over 80,000 miles out of my last set and they still had approximately 25% of the tread left. The only reason I just changed them to the new LTX-M/S2 was due to an unfortunate road hazard that took out the sidewalls on 2 of them. Bought a new full set and used one of the rears as a replacement for my spare. Based on my past experience, I won't be using anything else on my trucks and SUV's. Wife loves them the quiet, smooth ride on her Grand Cherokee and they are outstanding on my Suburban. You will pay more initally for these, but to me, paying 10-20% less on a set of tires that get you only 25-35k miles just doesn't make sense.