These blow away the OEM tires. I've got over 40,000 miles on these tires and they look and drive like new. I've done some pretty serious snow driving, as well, and was favorably impressed. The fact that they are long lasting without sacrificing performance, is impressive.

I have had these tires on my F-150 for over 30,000 miles and I have had no complaints at any time. I live in upstate NY where we get 150+ inches of snowfall during the winter. I have never felt like I could not go out and get done whatever I needed whenever I needed. The previous OEM tires were lousy in rain, snow, or even dry conditions. I will admit the tires are pricy, but I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone who asks. My wife's Yukon XL is due for tires this fall and I will be purchasing the same type for her vehicle.

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 drive my truck everyday putting between 18 and 20,000 miles a year on my truck. I don't haul a trailer, but I often have a load in the bed of my truck. This is my second set of MSs in a row. The previous set lasted four years without any trouble. They were getting near the wear bars when I ended up with a utility knife blade through the tread of one tire. This provided me the inspiration to replace my tires. I couldn't come up with a single reason not to replace them with the same tires. By nature I prefer to try new things when the opportunity arises, but the positive experience with the first set of these tires trumped my desire for change. I have also had a set of AT2s which I loved, but they wore out too quickly, in my opinion. While the AT2s were great in the mud and off the beaten path, they didn't have near the lifespan of the MS2s. Also, the MS2s are quieter. I have heard that there are two types of AT2: 1) P-rated and 2) LT-rated. I had the P-rated. I have heard the LT-rated have a longer life, but I couldn't find them in my size (265/70/16). If I had found them, I might have gone that route. All that aside, the MS2 is an outstanding tire. Cheers.

I switched to Michelin tires on both our vehicles about 10 years ago. I have had many folks ask me why & quite frankly the answers are very simple. It is simple math. Yes you may pay more for Michelins but if you do the math of how many more miles you will get on a set, the increased gas mileage, unreal stopping efficiency when needed in all types of weather, the new mileage rating on certain tires, the change a flat benefit at no charge why would you not invest the best you can buy for the money for the most important feature of your vehicle, the tires you and your family ride on? Prior to Michelin I had many other brands but not one comes close to the overall performance of Michelins, Period. Now stating that you must ensure you follow the rules of rotating every 6000 miles, ensuring you check the tire pressure often, which takes what 5 minutes and keeping the front end aligned and the tires balances. Not a lot of effort to get more of everything out of your tires that you & family ride on daily. I repeated that statement for a reason. I am sure you want to be safe and want your family safe when you are driving your vehicles. I tracked my gas mileage using my tablet on the set I just replaced and it went up near 7% over the life of the set on my Pathfinder that by the way lasted for 92,000 miles! I will never put any other tire on my vehicles except Michelin & I feel the reasons provided above explain that as simply as possible. Travel Safe on Michelins!

I use my 09 Ford F150 for pulling my camper and sometimes pulling my son's 23 Ft fishing boat to the lake or on long camping trips. I sure like the appearance and how the truck rides, road noise and handles. In comparing the Michelins to what was on the truck when I purchased it new, Michelins are far superior. I will know more after a year and a Winter.

I bought a set of Michelin LTX MS/2 tires back in 2011 for my 2006 Ford F250 Diesel. I use my truck for everything, daily driver, hunting, fishing, towing our camper, and working our small farm. I can say these are the best tires I have ever put on any truck I have ever owned. I have been on mud covered roads, snow so deep the bumper was pushing the snow, and on cross country highway trips. The LTX MS/2 tires have stayed quiet on the highway and never left me stranded in even the harshest environments. I will own another set if these ever wear out.

Even though I bought these tires just a few months ago, already they have proven to be a great investment. It has snowed several times, we have had icing a few times, and rain numerous times since the purchase. They have proven to be very reliable through all the different scenarios of weather. I am very happy with my purchase.

We spend our winters snowboarding the west and summers, on and off road, traveling and camping. These are by far the best light truck tires I have had. They have a long tread life, good traction (on and off road), and have a quiet comfortable ride on the highway. These are my 4th set on 2 different vehicles and will not be my last. I would and have recommended them to friends.

Tires ride very well and are the quietest LT tire I've had. The biggest draw back is the amount of rocks that the tread seems to pick. This is a 2007 GMC Sierra that is a daily driver of 30- 35 miles daily to and from work. Will see when winter comes to WV how they do then.