I went through two sets of the original tires that came on my f150 & still only have 64,000 miles on it. Every body I know told me to try Michelins and they ride & handle better than the originals, just hope I get more miles out of them.. I will keep you posted.

Well this is my third straight set of LTX MS tires but this time I upgraded to the MS2's. I have nothing but great things to say about this tire. Every set has given me peace of mind and 75,000+ miles. I have a 1998 Dodge Ram 2wd shortbed pickup with 250,000+ miles and Michelin has been there almost the entire journey. Yes they are expensive, but good things usually are....and when it comes to my life and travelling 75+mph on the freeway, I'll trust Michelin every time.

After much research as to what would be the best tire I decided on these and couldnt be happier. I will continue to purchase these tires. These are the nicest and quietest riding tires i've ever felt. They have excellent grip and the in the rain they are incredible and instill a lot of confidence in those very hard rainy conditions. I will always put Michelin tires on everything I own.

I HAVE BEEN DRIVING WITH THESE TIRES ON MY GMC 2500 ,CONVERSION VAN FOR ABOUT 2 + YEARS AND HAVE DONE TRIPS ON DRY AND RAINY WEATHER AS WELL AS SNOW AND ICY CONDITIONS . I HAVE HAD EXCELLENT TRACTION AND BRAKING IN ALL CONDITIONS . THESE ARE THE QUIETEST TIRES I HAVE PUT ON THE VEHICLE AS WELL(SINCE I LIKE LEAST NOISE IN MY VEHICLE). I WOULD RECOMMEND THIS TIRE TO ANYONE DRIVING A VEHICLE OF MY CALIBER,IT WILL BE A GREAT INVESTMENT.

These are the worse tires I ever bought. It only gave me two years and then dry rotted. I know it's still under warranty but what good is it if will happen again. The warranty will only covered the remaining tread and you have to pay for the rest plus mounting and balancing. When you finish paying you are really only saving a few bucks just to get another two years. I have purchased 3 set of Michelin tires for 3 different cars but never again.

I have a 2004 Dodge Ram with 268,000 miles. I have used only Michelin tires since new (including as delivered). I have never had to have any of them balanced after initial mounting and project that my current set will last 85,000 - 90,000 miles. I use this truck every day and occasionally tow a 10,000 trailer. I always buy Michelin tires for all of my vehicles!

At age 54 I have driven a few miles. I always drive a pickup and it always rolls on Michelins. These tires provide a noticeably more comfortable ride and are tougher than nails. Treadlife and fuel economy more than prove why in the long run Michelin is the best value as well. My Silverado has turned a lot of miles, going on 200,000 ,Michelin has been a big part of the journey.

these tires are on my 2003 Chevy G3500 van with a large STAHL utility box. single rear wheels. 280,000 miles. the truck weighs 8400 lbs and has a GVWR of 9600 lbs. the truck rides better than it ever has. i should have spent the extra money for the Michelins the last two sets of tires that i bought. with the 70,000 mile warranty i would have been better off when if i had purchased the Michelins those last two times. lesson learned.

This is the first set of Michelin LTX M/S2 I have had on my full size Chevy conversion van with raised roof. They are every bit as good as the three sets of Michelin LTX M/S used previously. There is minimal sidewall shudder when passing a semi and the wear record has been phenomenal. These tires have excellent snow and ice traction. I will continue to use nothing but Michelin LTX's on my van.

I cant express how happy I am with the Michelin tires I purchased for my 2004 Silverado. I was tempted to buy some more economical tires but glad I opted for the better quality tires. The small amount I paid extra was well worth the quietness these tires are compared to the original equipment that came on my vehicle. My wet weather traction is also 100% better than my original tires. My truck has never been so smooth and quiet even when it was new.