The LTX M/S2 is a great tire. I had the LTX M/S tire and did more than 80 thousand miles through rain and more than 20 major snow storms 100's of mountain pass crossings with out one bit of problem. The LTX M/S2 tire new tread compound is looking like it has even better wet and icy road holding qualities. Road noise and ride are better than any other SUV tire I have ever experienced. I operate a fleet of vehicles and time and again Michelin Tire prove they are the best.

I purchased these tires 11 months ago for my 06 Silverado 4wd crew cab. The tires ride great, and have never had any road noise. The outside edges of the front tires never show signs of wear, even though its a 4wd vehicle! Tire rotation every 6 thousand miles! The reason that I purchased Michelin tires is because of their reputation as the best tire on the road, and I've had previous cars that had Michelin tires on them. These tires save you money in the long run in fuel economy and durability. I use this truck for transportation to and from work, towing cars on a car hauler and transportation everywhere else.

Installed four new LTX M/S2 tires (LT rated) on our 2005 Ford F-150 SCREW. Old tires sang and accented every flaw in the road. These new Michelins are GREAT. QUIET, QUIET, QUIET!! And it seems the tread has hardly worn at all even though we only have one paved road in town. Rain, mud, snow, ice are no match for this tire. Our zero traction is gone forever, because I'll never buy another brand tire again. When in the market for LT tires don't even look at other tires. You will not regret putting these tires on your vehicle.

Installed these tires on an 06 Nissan Titan. I was so impressed with my first set that after 80000 miles I bought another set. A very smooth ride. My brother drove my truck and put them on his Titan too. More expensive than other competitors but well worth the money.

I am a big michelin fan..or used to be. I just bought another set of these. They were not cheap but I did not want cheap tires. I have been that route. Within a few months my tires became so bad that the dealer had to replace two of them as they would no longer balance. Now the other ones are doing it. I do not know what it happening at Michelin but I am writing this only to tell you how a customer is lost.

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.

Over 80k on my heavy Suburban. I've learned you can pay less for tires, but they will not cost you less. I have never been disappointed with Michelin automobile tires. Great ride, great wear life. I have always gotten at least as much as the mileage ratings.

I have used LTX's when I had the opportunity.EVERY set has exceeded my expectations of durability,safety and performance.I put a set on my wifes sUV and it changed to the good the driving parameters of her truck.so,I promptly got me a set for my truck and anxiously looking to miles of driving pleasure they provide,THE Mac"s!!!!!!!

Since I was a young lad in my teens, I have been using Michelins. It took me a few sets of tires, being a motor head, leadfoot kid to figure out that the Michelin Tire Company had the best product. From age 17-21 I sold and installed most other brands of tires and Michelins. All during the mid to late '70s into the early '80s. This wasn't long after the introduction of the radial tires on all production cars. Other manufacturers had radials, but Michelins ruled on quality and performance without any failures. Where I worked, we never had anyone have problems with the Michelin tires. Thirty five years since those days, I have always had purchased Michelins. Co-workers at my present day work balk at the price. But after I inform them with proper maintenance completed on a set of Michelin M/S2s on a truck, I have driven over 73,000 miles, city, highaway and highly crowned bumpy country roads this last set of M/S2s have just passed the state's yearly inspection, they are flabergasted. I just tell them, drive normally, maintain the truck's suspension and tire pressure, the tires will outlast just about any other tires on the market. I also have a set of the Primacy MXV4s on my VW Jetta. Thank you Michelin for the R&D that you have put into the tires, whether they are car passinger or these M/S2s, thanks. I will be buying another set shortly. They are one of those investments that I believe you don't short change yourself due to the comfort and safety factors. Peace of mind goes a long way, 73,000+ miles...

For a tire that had a 70K warranty, the durability of these tires was extremely disappointing. They wore down to 4/32 after only 43K of mostly highway miles. The newer version of this tire, the Defender LTX M/S has supposedly been improved, so hopefully the durability will be better. In any case, I will not be purchasing another set.