I use my 09 Ford F150 for pulling my camper and sometimes pulling my son's 23 Ft fishing boat to the lake or on long camping trips. I sure like the appearance and how the truck rides, road noise and handles. In comparing the Michelins to what was on the truck when I purchased it new, Michelins are far superior. I will know more after a year and a Winter.

These tires came on my GMC Sierra 3500 Denali Duly. I was elated to see that these were the tire of choice by the OEM because of their reputation and my personal experience with Michellin tires. I have 42,000 miles on them & they look like new with a lot of tread life remaining! Not only have they performed great, but they've have served me well over 25,000 miles while trailering a 40' fifth wheel! I will not put any other brand on my vehicles!

I have only used Michelin tires on my vehicles since 1976 when I learned how they were constructed as oppossed to all other radial tires. They have provided me on road and off road ease of mind when driving. I kinow with my Michelin tires I that my vehicles will provide safety for my family and control of my vehicle no matter what the situation is. There is no other tire that provides this reliability in my mind.

From the moment I was rolling on them out of the lot it felt like I was riding on a cloud. It was really amazing what a set of Michelins can do for your ride. My truck came with other tires...18,000 miles done! Friend rec. another brand...same thing 20,000 and out. skins left really. Do yourself a favor, don't experiment with your hard earned money, just put on Michelins and have peace of mind.

We spend our winters snowboarding the west and summers, on and off road, traveling and camping. These are by far the best light truck tires I have had. They have a long tread life, good traction (on and off road), and have a quiet comfortable ride on the highway. These are my 4th set on 2 different vehicles and will not be my last. I would and have recommended them to friends.

I purchased an entire set of these December 5, 2012 and these tires came highly recommended..by other tire dealers, by friends and neighbors, etx. I have NEVER purchased Michelins in my life..so I was super excited that these were going to be the best tires for me. I am sadly dissappointed in these tires. I have exactly 19,903 miles on these tires...and I have replaced them all. Michelin warranty center says that "there is no guarantee on how many miles you should get out of a set of tires"...and I gurantee that I have purchased over 7+ sets of tires in the past..and have NEVER had this much issue with a set of tires. I would never recommend them, never will ever purchase them again..and will certainly utilize all social media and word of mouth I can tell to everyone to NOT purchase these tires. OVERPRICED and don't last. Absolutely ridiculous!

Not my first set of m/s. I purchase these tires for every truck I own because of the long life of the tires. Even though only rated around 60 thousand miles I have alway gotten 90-100 thousand miles and they still have usable tread left. Last truck had 200,000 miles only two sets purchased after factory tires were changed at 35,000. Got rid of truck to get something bigger, last set of tires were not even 1/2 worn. The tires do cost a lot of money especially 17" rims but worth it. This is currently my 5th set in 16 years and I have not yet had a bald or flat tire even with 100,000 miles on the tires. Traction is better then most comparable tires on mid size trucks.

On my 2005 Xterra Off-Road: Quiet, grippy, stable, good in mud and rain. No issues at all. Most of my driving is on highways or paved major roads, but I live at the end of a one-mile gravel road. The tire is excellent in all circumstances, including 85mph driving. Mileage about the same as my winter tires. I bought this tire one size smaller that stock (245/75/16 - it was not available in 265)

Well, I've run this tire on my 2007 LR3 for 90,000miles. I have been debating and researching switching to the A/T2 based on the retail price difference. However, with that kind of real world testing on the M/S2, I'm going to stick with it for another 90k. Obviously the tread life was exceptional. They also run quiet and performed well in the mountains of Colorado in both snow and wet conditions.

Dumped the cheap OEM at 10k miles on my Tundra. I Alway bought Michelin's all my life and now I know why. Best tire for highway and 5 miles of gravel each day (with farm work). Smooth on the highway with great gas millage. Stay off muddy trails and fields. Thats what ATV's are far.