I made it to 40,000 miles on the original tires on my Ford F-150, with tires that normally don't go nearly that far. The key was proper balance, air pressure, and rotation (every 5,000 miles). Even though I nearly doubled the average miles on those tires, I knew the tire that would replace the originals would have to do better. I checked some on-line blogs and Consumer Reports. Everything seemed to point to Michelin. I have been a Michelin customer for years, so this was not a hard sell for me. I bought the Michelin LTX M/S2 tires at the end of December, so I'm going on about 9 months of testing. So far, I would absolutely buy them again. They're rugged and ride well and they have the best balance (in my opinion) of roll resistance and rubber compound. Stopping distances are not longer than with the original equipment tires and they take bumps very well. I was concerned about tread life vs. traction, but again, the balance of the mileage expectation and the ability to stop and make it confidently through a curve have not been compromised. Since no tire is impervious to road hazards, I purchased the hazard insurance. The feeling of security with this tire makes me confident in putting my family in this truck knowing I've done all I can to make it as safe as possible. I recommend this brand as well as this particular tire, and I will very likely purchase more in the future. Oh, did I mention my average MPG has gone up two tenths? That may not sound like a lot, but over the life of the vehicle, it adds up. Since I check the mileage with every gas purchase to ensure everything's working as it should, I can tell you, the numbers are accurate.

I replaced OEM tires w/Michelin LTX M/S2 on my Silverado 2500HD. I was pleasantly surprised with all around season performance ,comfort and handling. On my trip to visit my son who is in the Navy stationed in Norfolk , VA I average with my diesel truck about 24+ mpg. Thank you Michelin.

I just bought these tires last week, replacing a set of LTX/AS which came on the truck when it was new. After 115,000 miles, they still had legal tread, but I replaced them because the sidewalls were beginning to dry rot. I drive to work through the week and farm on the weekends, frequently pulling a trailer and occasionally hauling small loads. I never once had a second's trouble with those tires, and on the strength of those, bought LTX/MS2 as the website recommended. The difference was immediate. The truck drives like new. A couple of friends are looking for tires, and they have seen mine and I have directed them to the website. The website helped me a great deal. I pretty much knew what I wanted, and the website helped me verify my choice. Thank you, Michelin, for making an excellent tire and me a customer for life.

These have been the absolute best tires I have ever owned. I went through a severe thunder storm and these tires had over 81k plus miles on them and they tracked perfectly,65-70mph, my truck never once lost contact with the road...NEVER! I am sold out for these tires. I just (the next day) purchased another set, which I debated due to just going through that storm the day before. Anyone looking for a really good set of tires...The Michelin LTX M/S2 hands down worth every penny.

Purchased these for 2003 Highlander and now have 103,000 highway miles put on them with many more miles to go. Best tire ever owned, with the smoothest and most quiet ride compared to only 85K on the originial non-Michelin set that came with the car new. Great in the rain and snow.

20.000 miles so far been off roading including rock climbing and they still look great. I thought the tread looked mild for off roading but the traction was no problem. Nice and quiet on the highway too. Plenty of tread left. Would like a little more aggressive tread .

Really like the tire so far only have 15k miles on them. the ride and handling is noticeably better compared to the factory tire, the ride is also quit for a 4X4. We drive mainly local roads during the week and drive highways and fire roads on the weekends. we will buy again as long as we get a good tread life.

tires are great except for one has a vibration at 65 and have not been able to find the problem yet. the problem started right after the tires were installed. they work good on the highway and some off roading that i do. I also like the fact that the tread seems to outlast other tires ive had and after a year of use they still look new. I would recommend this tire to people i know. just need to figure out which one is out of balance!

The correct tires is LTX M/S 2. The first time I registered the tires I used the wrong tire number. This is my second set of Michelin tires on my truck. I am pleased with the performance of Michelin tires. I tow a trailer more than I run the truck empry. I do not have any things that are not great.

I have a vibration in the steering. Not an improper balance type vibration. Seems like excessive run out on one of the front tires. It has been there since the first time I drove it. I have not been back to the dealer yet. Expecting to "spin my wheels" while it is blamed on anything but tires. I will get it to them soon to be checked and will give them a benefit of doubt. I am holding off on replacing tires on my daughter's vehicle to see where this goes. If it is not resolved then I will not spend the extra money on Michelins.