Tried all the major brands of light truck tires and finally bought the best. The Ltx ms2 gives a quiet comfortable ride with great tracktion st the boat ramp and wet roads. Probably wear out the truck before the tires...Would not buy buanything else.

The used 2003 Ranger that we purchased was rather unstable on the road. While obviously needing shocks/struts, we suspected that the existing and not badly worn tires were at least part of the problem. By putting the Michelin LTX tires on our little truck, the ride was very significantly stabilized, and the tires ran a lot quieter. We have seen this behavior on both our E150 van and our Escape, so this was more expected than a surprise - though always welcomed.

I first bought Michelin tires over 15 years ago. Since then I have been very satisfied with the product and continue to buy Michelin's as my tire of choice. I currently have the LTX MS2's on my F150 and am completely satisfied with the smoothness of the ride, and the wear of the tires. I primarily stay on paved roads when driving. I plan to replace them with Michelin's in the future when they wear out.

I have owned several tire brands in the past. I have also owned a set of LTX M/S on another vehicle. When it was time for a new set on my truck it was an easy decision. If you consider ride quality, fuel economy and tire cost per mile. There is no tire that can compete with the LTX.

Smooth ride, Quite ride with no road noise, Handles great in snow and ice. Stops and handles great in heavy rain. Great looking tire. Overall the LTX M/S 2 can't be beat. This is my 3 set of them on my SUV's over the years. Once you drive on a set of these tires you will never be happy with any other tire.

I replaced the stock tires that came on my 2008 Silverado 2500HD, 4wheel drive, crew cab. I looked at a lot of tires and relied a lot on my past good experience. These tires have surpassed my expectations. They ride good and have excellent handling in both wet and dry weather. You will not be disappointed with them. They out perform the stock tires by leaps and bounds.

These tires are a great improvement over the oem tires that came on my Chev. Silverado' They are a great all -around tire for me. most of my driving is on paved roads, bot I make trips several times a year across a gravel surface highway that is 135 miles long with only 2 places for repairs IF they are open. I also use the vehicle with these tire to launch my river boat in unmaintained ( no pavement, or concrete) boat launch sites. these tire work great so far. I am looking forward to getting many thousands of happy miles out of them.

We purchased 2 sets of these for 2 Trailblazers replacing another tire brand. These tires are quiet, exellent in the rain, very good in snow. We have about 10,000 miles on one set and about 20,000 miles on the other, and treadwear appears to be excellent, meaning, not much wear. I have had tires in the past get noisier with time, but these are still quiet. I prefer Michelin because of performance over long mileage.

Putting quiet, smooth running, long lasting, 4 season rubber on a 5000 lb SUV is a challenge. At 65,000 miles I did lots of tire research and decided to buy the Michelin MS2s in the winter of 2012. I had wanted them the last time around but the price put me off at that time. Bad decision then, good decision now. These tires run quietly, balance-up very well, and have been superb in heavy rain and New Hampshire snow. Continuing to do rotation at every oil change, I expect to significantly better the 33K miles I got on the previous 2 sets of tires.

I bought these tires as a replacement for my Xterra 4x4. Was looking for a long life tire, good in the snow, excellent in the rain, and quite. I drive a significant amount of highway miles a year >20k, and do road trips for vacations in the winter to climates that need tread. I am at 45k into the 70k mile rating, still holding strong, still quite, still doing their job like I need them to. Rain and snow have plenty of bite, and the occossional lite off roading hold up as well. Will most certainly go back with these or the comparable michelin product at that time. ....waiting for the other new car's tires to wear out so i can get the defenders on there.