Just purchased my 9th set of LTX M/S that should tell you if I like them! Since 1976 I have been driving on Michelin tires. The LTX has been on all my trucks usually replacing the OEM tires. I find these tires usually outlast whatever treadlife warranty they advertise. They make a difference over whatever the factory puts on a new vehicle sometimes a big difference! Had them on GM and Toyota trucks and they just plain work and last a long time. Great traction in snow, great ride and the noise level is lower than other brands. Never had a tire failure in all these years, a few punctures and one a piece of steel did in a side wall of one of them even it was a controllable failure, not the tires fault! When this set wears out I will buy set number 10! See you in about 80000 miles +/- or so.

I had the tires installed on my 2004 Silverado just before a trip. I pull a 23' travel trailer and the tires performed flawlessly. Great traction, comfort and virtually NO road noise. Had a opportunity to drive on the beach and the traction was fantastic. I do have 4 wheel drive which helped!! I look forward to many smiling miles on the tires.

I bought these tires based on the advertising fact that they willl get 70,000 miles. So far I have 20,000 miles on these tires and the show no signs of wear. They are also very quiet at highway speeds (65 to 70 MPH). Also, my fuel consumtion has improved by 1 mpg.

Got these tires (LTX M/S2) to replace some worn out all terrain tires for my truck. They are wearing very well and the ride is much quieter. I don't go off road much, but when I have I've had no problems. We get a lot of snow in Iowa and they performed well all last winter. My only complaint is they will pick up some small rocks on gravel roads. After about 10K miles: Good value, Good riding, Good wear

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!!!!!!!

These tires were recommended by the Mercedes dealer where we get our Roadtrek (Sprinter) RV serviced, even though the Roadtrek originally came with another brand of tire. I've got six tires on this Sprinter, so this was not a cheap replacement, but having made several trips in the RV since then, I can state that they are definitely smoother than the originals. Pretty quiet too, even at highway speeds (in parts of Nevada and Utah, that means "around" 80mph). Because we live in northern California, I can't yet attest to their handling in wet weather/snow, but I've driven some pretty winding roads in a fully-loaded RV, and haven't had any problems with grip/traction. All in all, a great tire in my book -- thanks, Mr Burnett! (the service advisor who recommended them)

The LTX M/S2 is the only choice for a durable, dependable and quiet on road light truck tire. I've had sets on half ton suburbans and three quarter ton pickups, and while they don't offer the offroad traction of an all terrain tire, they last much longer and are a lot more sure footed on wet and snowy roads. These tires are worth every penny!

I am a traveling salesman and since I bought this truck I purchased the Michelin 275/55R20 LTX MS2. They have been the best tires I have purchased because I do obtain the 70,000 miles I am supposed get. I also enjoy the the soft ride and stability I receive even when I am going through dirt roads and other off road driving that I have to do because of the nature of my business.

When I got my new LTX M/S2 tires put on my Dodge Durango, I knew I made the right choice. I needed a reliable, non-noisy, stable, road friendly tires and that is what I got. The ride is smooth, no outside noise. They work well in the rain. Michelin tires are the way to go.

As everyday tires they have lived up to my expectations. They provide very good handling/control, smooth ride and long tread wear. What more can you ask for? I demand Michelin tires if I buy or lease a new car. My truck is 14 years old...been riding on Michelin tires at least 11 or 12 years. Keep making 'em good and I will continue to purchase your tires. Simple but straight forward review.