The Michelin LTX M/S2 is a nice improvement from the original LTX M/S. With almost 300,000 miles on my 1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee, I have always gone with the LTX M/S tires and was more than satisfied after 3 sets of tires. Decided this 4th time may be the last for the Jeep, but then again...... These tires handles well on wet roads, cornering, braking, and improved road noise reduction. Great peace of mind knowing these tires are dependable in any weather. I would not get any other tires than Michelins, and have recently got the Primacy MXV4 tires for my daughter's Honda Civic.

LTX2 were purchased as replacement for the OEM tires which had worn out in 22K miles, I'm a long time Michelin customer that has used the LTX on many of my trucks, when the size has been available? I love the smooth ride and great wear the LTX's have given me in the past, after 1500 miles on this new LTX2 set they seem very nice, only time will tell. The only thing I did not like was the tires when mounted on new wheels, they required allot of weight to balance out? we will see if that not a problem later in the life of the LTX2. All in all. I'm very happy with my new LTX's!! One more thing, This for Michelin add more sizes to the LTX2 line and a XL load range would be great, 285/45/22 for my Escalade would be nice?

After riding on the factory tires for years it was time for a tire replacement. I researched to compare manufacturers as well as prices and from my research I couldn't find a better tire than Michelin. I am so pleased with the purchase. The vehicle has significantly less road noise and handling has been superb during all of the "Florida summer downpours".

The tires feel great on my vehicle. They aren't the smooths ride but better then the ones i had previously on my tires. I haven't tried them in the winter yet but i can say it works great in wet conditions. I've only had them currently for 10,000 KM and they are still in great shape.

Everyone knows the spiel when you buy tires. The dealers show you everything, but seems like you have to ask for Michelins because they are more expensive. Time and time again I have proven the value received from Michelin far outweighs the extra cost. Case in point, my current set of michelins on my 2002 Ford Explorer just passed 126,000 miles. I purchased them new in April 2008, rotate / balance them religiously, and at 126,000 miles they still have 3/32 of tread left. Michelin delivers again. I have never gotten any less than 100,000 miles on a set of Michelin tires, and do have to say, this set has truely surpassed even my high expectations. Thank you for making such a great product!

I've had these tires for three years (50 k miles) and the wear is absolutely minimal. They still look as if I just put them on. These things definitely live up to the hype. I saw a few reviews that have one star and said they were already worn down. I'm not trying to discredit anyone, but maybe they just didn't purchase them at a reputable dealer and received a knockoff? The car handles great and the breaking is also greatly improved. Definitely a great tire.

I had my truck for six years now . twice now I ha ve tried too use less expensive tire brands but I had to come back to my ltx ms2 's the comfort and control feel of these tires are well above and beyond anything else.also it the most quiet tries I have ever used.I would recommend these tires to everyone. even if it is more expensive.

I decided to get these tires based on other positive reviews. Micchelin tires have always been a sure bet for me and these did not dissapoint. So far at 45,000 miles, the tread has worn evenly and has plenty of life left. I will easily get 70,000 miles out of these tires. I drive a 2004 Nissan Titan and these tires have better traction and are much quieter than the stock tires. Great tires!

These are my second set of these tires for my 2012 Pathfinder. No question Michelin makes the best tires! My wife is not a car person, but noticed how smooth these rode as soon as I put them on. I drive 45K mostly highway miles annually and expect to get a lot of miles from this new set, just like the last set. Thanks Michelin.

I purchased the LTX tires to replace the Michelin Cross Terrain tires I had on my 2008 Toyota 4-Runner. I was somewhat disappointed in the way the Cross Terrains had worn down after less than 50K miles given their 65K warranty. I have had excellent luck with the LTX going back almost 20 years with my 1992 Toyota pickup. As soon as I left the dealers lot and pulled into the street, the difference was amazing. The road noise with the LTX was almost non existent. Road feel, handling and breaking all feel different - but in a good way. The 4-runner feels more stable on the road. I would highly recommend them.