Our vehicle needed new tires on our vehicle when my wife retired and we decided to travel and see the USA! A friend recommended Michelin tires and I can't thank him enough. They are by far the easiest riding, safest feeling tires that we have ever owned. We have since purchased a 26' camping trailer which we have towed under some of the worse conditions of rain and snow and have never had a handling problem with the Michelin tires. I will definitely buy them again and recommend them whenever talk gets around to tires!

We have these on our Ford F350 Crew Cab Dually about 4 years now, pulling all types and sizes of trailers from a 37' 5th wheel Toy hauler weighting in at 14000lbs empty in the Fl heat to backing a 25 ' car trailer up a gravel mountain road.These tire have handled it all very well.We make sure and rotate the tires and make sure we keep them inflated properly. Tires Stiil have a lot of tread left and we will proberly end up replacing them do to age not wear,we have not had problem 1 with these tires Highly Recommend!

Just pulled off my LTX MS2's from my 2007 Chevy Silverado 3500. Ran them for 136,000 miles so far. I will be putting them back on in the spring. Since the truck is 2wd I wanted to try a winter tire this year. Went with the LTX WINTER. This is my second set of LTX tires, the first were the original LTX MS. I ran those for 140,000 miles, removed them and sold them to a guy that is still running them. Most likely up to around 150,000 mile by now. The MS2's were great for all season driving. Never took truck off road so dont know about that. Kept them at 80psi and rotated/rebalanced every 7-9000 miles

These LTX m/s 10ply tires are on my F150, and travel 99% on paved roads, in all weather. They are run at 70#psi and just passed 78,000 miles, with enough tread left to go safely for another 20,000 miles. I believe they are partially responsible for my better than 19 mpg at highway speeds. At about 50,000 miles they got noticeably louder, but it was still a very quiet ride. In moderate rain at highway speeds, they occasionally feel as though they are hydroplaning somewhat-never a good sensation. I've already bought the exact same ones as replacements in the next 10-20,000 miles

I bought a set of these tires about a year ago. They claimed this new series was far better than the previous generation. The tread wear is way over rated. I doubt this set will see the 60000 miles the previous set of LTX tires saw. Lost me as a customer.

I rely on my truck to get me where I need to go every day. The michelin LTX M/S2 is a high quality tire that I have confidence in. I needed an all season tire with good traction, quiet operation, and great handling, along with an excellent wear rating. I got all this in a great looking tire. Of course there are cheaper tires on the market, but buying this tire is money well spent.

Perfect tire for my 2005 Honda Pilot EX. Excellent traction in wet weather, gravel roads, and the Honda rides smooth like a limousine on the highway and city roads - smooth and quiet. I look forward to another 60,000+ enjoyable miles. I would recommend the tires to all my friends.

I replaced the Michelin Cross Terrains on my 2004 Ford Ranger with the LTX MS2's and they are great. Bad experiences with other brands, eg. loud tire noise, uneven and poor wear, led me to the Michelin brand on my truck, and I have been very pleased with them. I got over 40,000 miles on the Cross Terrains, in some not-so-light duty, and so far the new LTX MS2 has exceeded my expectations, while doing some heavy lifting. Snow and hills in Pennsylvania, cement blocks for my garage, and sand and pavers for the patio, I've found they really handle well, and can handle the load. Michelin is the premier tire for people who care about performance and safety. Thanks Michelin, I'll keep putting you on my truck, and my wife's SUV!

I have a Dodge Ram 2500 with a diesel and carry 1000lbs + in tools everyday all day. I put on 25,000-30,000 miles a year. Pull a 13,000 boat and trailer to the lake all most every weekend in the summer from Memorial day to sometimes the middle of October. The tread warranty is 70,000 miles. I got 83,000 on the last set. Winter and summer they work great. In Michigan we get it all. Incredible. Worth the extra money. Rotate as recomended and keep front end tight and alined.

I received my new Michelin tires for my Ford F150 truck as an early Christmas present from my husband. I know, how romantic! But, he wanted me to be safe driving on the Wisconsin roads, so he went for the best. Love the look and the sense of total safety because of the Michelin name on the tires. Thank you!