I've got a ram 2500 quad cab pick up and it came with the ltx AS which I had two sets of those and they were great. It took a long time for Michelin to make the LTX MS2 in the ram size, but they finally did. I have had the LTX MS on my other vehicle and they were great. I am slightly dissapointed in these because they are already showing wear on the outside edge of the rear tires. They have been rotated and balanced every 6,000 and properly inflated. Im not sure why this is happening. Again I have bought at least 4 sets of these for my other vehicles and been absolutely satisfied with them.

I have just put the second set of Michelin tires on my 2002 GMC Sierra. The truck has 136000+ miles and with Michelin tires, it rides like new. after 50000 miles the factory tires were just wore out. The "tire man" recommended the Michelin LTX M/S. He said that every one that has bought a set "swear" by them. I told him I trust his advise, and man was he right. There was no decision to be made when it came time to replace them 85000+ miles later. Michelin LTX M/S it is.

I put four new LTX MS2 tires, in size 245/75 R16 on my '05 2wd 1500 5.3 V8 Chevrolet Suburban last summer. The improvement in ride and fuel economy was immediate. I am not lying, or exaggerating when I say, at 60 mph, on flat freeway with the cruise control on, A/C on, we average 27 mpg. Simple fact. Tested again and again, and again today. Onboard computer and calculated at the pump. Great tire. Highly recommended.

I have this tire on my ford explorer. The tire handles very well and the gas milage increased 2 to 5 miles per tank of fuel. One of the best reasons to own michelin. The tire wear is out standing. I rotate my tires every 5000 miles and the tires show very little wear. I also noticed right off the bat that the braking handles much better than the other brand that came with my vehicle. My stopping distance is shorter and feels much safer, which is a big plus when it comes to my family.

Even though I am retired, I live far out in the country and still work part-time. I also frequently pick up my grandkids who live in another city. I usually put 25,000 mi, or more, on my Acadia every year and I must drive in all kinds of weather. So, I have a high need in a tire for safety and performance as well as comfort. These Michelins deliver. I drive confidently and without worry with these tires on my Crossover. I have used Michelins on my past vehicles as well as those of my husband. We are confirmed customers. We wouldn't buy anything else.

I like the tires, they look nice and have been on my sequoia for while now. They still have a lot of tread on them and I have been putting plenty of miles on them. Just remember to get them rotated. The big thing I don't like about them is they are very noisy. I'd still buy them again.

I have used 5 different towing vehicle over 35 years with the same 24 foot camper. The truck in am currently using is an 2009 model half ton and is the only one that I have ever had Michelin Truck tires put on after purchasing the truck. The LTX M/S2 is by far the best tire I have ever used based on it's traction during sever weather, rain, ice and snow. I have never had a tire that rolled so easy and gave me handling traction that I needed with added gas mileage. Based on the first 7617 miles the tire wear has been very good. I am very pleased with my set of LTX M/S2 tires.

By far the best tires I have ever owned. Replaced the Wranglers on my 2013 Ram 1500 4.5 years ago and spent a little extra for Michelin. Best choice I made. I have 90k miles on this set (almost exclusively highway driving) and I finanly need a new set. Could probably get to 100k but winter is coming! Can't recomend them enough.

2011 F150 screw 4X4 As with any new vehicle, I couldn't wait for the OEM tires to wear down. knew it would ride better on Michelins. They're great tires. Grippy, Quiet, and Cushioned. I've had over thirty personal and business vehicles since 1976 and every one of them, eventually, gets Michelin tires. ALWAYS an upgrade, no matter what brand is on the car/truck. LTX's on all my trucks. The ride and wear are uncomparable to other brands. M/S2's are great in mud and awesome in snow. 20K miles on this set now and they still look new. Know why Michelins cost a little more.... Cuz' they're worth it. As Always, Thank you Michelin

Michelin tires are the best! I have the MS2 on my one ton dually truck. My husband got on an "economy kick" and bought another brand tire. They were wore out within 10000 miles!! He learned his lesson. Michelins always give great wear longevity and hold up to any load I can put on my truck. Of course I wish the cost was less. But in the long run they really are the best buy! I have total confidence in Michelin tires.