Overall a very good tire. The ride is superb. It is quiet, handles the road well on wet or dry pavement. It is ok in the snow, could be a little better. It has good sidewall support, I loaded 2500 pounds in my pickup and the tires didn't squish down. I would probably buy again.

Our RX300 has over 140K miles and since we dumpted the original tires at 13K we have used the LTX M&S and now the LT M&S2. with 60K out of each set there was still enough wear for the tire technician to take one set for himself. We now have over 10K miles on the newest model LTX and it is another top performer. I wish they made it in a size for my Sienna.

I bought my Michelins three years ago (the M/S) for my 2003 Ford Excursion and have put over 50,000 miles on them. They still run great, are quiet and tons of tread left. When I was relocated in Alaska, my trip from Louisiana was going to be a long one, especially towing a 30 foot, 16,000 pound enclosed trailer. I knew I needed new tires for my F250. Going through the mountains, plains and downhill, these tires performed flawlessly. Especially one morning coming down a mountain and a deer stepped out in front of us, the stopping power was incredible and we made it to our new home without any problem. I would highly recommend these tires, either the M/S or the M/S2 over any other. They have great tread life and are very quiet. You will not be disappointed.

My tires are on a Chevy 1500. The truck is used for everyday driving and light duty hauling and towing. The LTX M/S2 gives my truck a smooth ride and the tire has a nice appearance on the truck. You must make sure you rotate the tires though or the outside edge tends to show wear.

1995 Grand Cherokee Laredo has been owned since new for 19 years by a tire expert - 240,000 dealer-serviced miles! The first two sets were the original equpment domestic-made tires - they were OK. The next set was produced by a high-end manufacturer known for racing tires - they were pretty harsh. Next set was from Michelin's biggest competitor - they had a dual compound and were great until the tire aged. Then they stopped making the correct size for the Jeep. Current set is the LTX M/S2. This set along with a new pair of shocks gives the 19 year old car the feel and handling of my Mercedes sports car - with a Grand Cherokee translation. These tires are fantastic in all kinds of weather and conditions. Wish I had used Michelin from the start. Coming up on three years and they show very little wear, and the ride still amazes me every day. This is a fantastic tire - would definitely buy them again- but it doesn't look like it will be anytime soon. In fact, I just replaced the Mercedes tires at great expense - and now the Jeep has a smoother ride at high speeds than the sports car.

I bought these in the 285 75 16 size, as it was the tallest I could get. The load rating is very high. On road traction is VERY good, wet, dry and snow. Off road is ok, not great. Towing and braking are very good. Fuel mileage is up 20% or so over the last mud tires i had. I have 30,000 miles in the last year on a diesel excursion and can't perceive any wear. They will probably last 90k or so.

95% highway driving, 5% off road. Use on 3/4 ton chevy duramax. Pros: Increased mileage right away by 1+ mph. Keeps ride very smooth especially at high speeds. Great through rain, wet roads. Picks up stones in treads on gravel but drops them quickly on pavement. Excited about durability and quiet ride. Will pull 5th wheel soon with pick up. Cons: Soft but absorbent at high speeds when in slow turns.

I've been buying new Michelin tires for most of my vehicles since 1980. Every set of Michelin tires installed on any of my vehicles, did show an immediate improvement in handling under all road conditions & better ride comfort. After many miles of use on all my vehicles, the Michelin tires always had the longest lasting treadlife of any other brand. That is why I've replaced the OEM tires on almost a dozen of my new vehicles with Michelin tires, within a very short period of time. I just recently bought New Michelin tires for my three trucks. Two were new with very low mileage and the third had less than 12,000 miles on it. I plan to put a set of new Michilin tires on my 2008 sportscar this spring, to replace the OEM tires which will have only about 2000 miles on them. Then another set of new Michelin tires for my lady's 2006 Ford Escape will be done shortly afterward. I'm thankful to Michelin for their tires, which are the best value, with improved safety while driving in any weather or road condition.

These tires on on my Dodge Dakota 2WD. I love in the north east and they are by far the best m&s tire I have ever purchased. Great on wet roads great in the snow. They have now been on this vehicle for three years and the tread is like new. You just can't be Michelin.

Went on road trip from Long Island to Massachusetts. Tires performed as I hoped they would. Quiet, held road well at high speed and on curves. Good on unpaved road also. I think they will do well this winter on snow based on the look of the treads. Haven't driven in rain yet since it seems it never rains anymore on Long Island but I think they will do well in rain. So far very happy with my purchase.