We only run Michelins on our SUVs because we know we can count on the smoothest and quietest ride from out LTX M/S2s. When my wife and kids are driving, I have confidence that these are the safest tires on the market and I get 70,000-80,000 miles from a set!

This is the third set of Michelin LTX M/S2 tires that I have purchased. I have two suburbans and these tires are excellent performers in all kinds of weather. I have never gotten stuck using these tires and I end up pulling others out of the snow. They provide a quiet and smooth ride on the interstate and they do a nice job of gripping the pavement. I would definitely recommend these tires.

Put my new Michelin LTX tires on my Xterra last week - the ride is much smoother and quieter. Granted, my old OEM tires had 76K miles on them, but I still replaced with Michelin. Had the same tires on my 2003 Jeep Cherokee...loved them then too. Gives me a good sense of security in wet and snowy weather conditions. We are a Michelin family - have them on all three of our vehicles and my dads!

A little rough at first, but after some break in these tires are the best I have had on my truck in 13 years. They have a toughness you can sense, they rip through puddles with hardly any drag, and handle pot holes with no issues. They do all of this with a smooth and quiet ride. Of road and snow performance is great and I feel confident in all conditions. Love these tires!

I purchased in June of 2012 the purported best Michelin light truck/suv tires, the LTX MS2, with a built date of 1712 > the 17th week of 2012. Three years later, they're dry rotten, with cracks extending 2" from the bead and 1" from the shoulder. When I tried to warrant them at two different places, one told me it was weather related from heat and not a warranty issue, the other told me that until the dry rotting is across the entire sidewall the tires cannot be warranted. DOT code: M3LV28AX1712 While traction has been excellent with hardly any tread wear, the sidewalls are junk. Buyer beware.

Put these on my 2011 Jeep Liberty Sport. Couldn't wait for the (upgrade) origional manufacturer tires to wear down enough to justify buying these Michelin tires. Extra smooth, quiet ride on all types of road surfaces. They handle great in curves, and you can actually feel them clinging to the road. I have bought Michelin tires for all my cars for over 30 years without a single problem. Well worth the money!

I replaced my old Michelin truck tires on my S10 Blazer with these new improved ones. The old ones lasted 14 years and 102,000 miles and there was still usable tread with completely even wear left on them but not enough to be really useful for winter. These new ones are even quieter and have more traction than the old ones. I don't understand why anyone buys any other type of tire since these last twice as long and are much safer. My car mechanics all say that anyone who once buys Michelin tires will never buy any other kind. I'm sure that is true.

I replaced my Mich M/S2 becuase the ones taht were on teh Gx470 when I bought them had a ton of miles of them and looked new. Tread has an unbelievable life on it and you'll probably end up replacing due to age. Rides better than anything i've had in the past. Warranty and quality it far superior justifying extra cost.

OUTSTANDING tire by Michelin. I just turned over 97,000 miles (75% highway & 25% city combined driving) on my current Michelin LTX M/S2 tires. About to hit the perpendicular treadwear low indicator for replacement. As such, I probably won't pass vehicle inspection due in July 2015, so I'm planning ahead for a new purchase of the same tire. An excellent tire with very low noise as compared to other brands with same specifications (temperature, traction, treadwear). A superior product! Great work Michelin!!

These light truck tires are the smoothest riding, longest lasting, quietest driving tires that I have ever driven on. They increased my fuel mileage 1.5 miles per gallon over the original equipment tires that came on my 2002 Ford F-250 Super Duty. These tires can take abuse and still do well if you slip up and miss a tire rotation or skip an alignment one year. I don't recommend missing either, but if you do, you not doomed as far as wiping out a pair of tires. Highest cost tire initially... lowest cost tire by the end of their life!