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.

These tires are absolutely the best of any Michelin tires I've bought in the past. I've got two trucks. One is an 1999 Ford and this one is a 2012 GMC Sierra. I have always bought Michelin tires with no regrets. These tires I just bought are the most expensive I have ever purchased and I was absolutely amazed at the comfort, handling and stopping ability of these tires. I have purchased 3 sets of Michelin tires back to back and not once have I ever been dissappointed. They always wear evenly from side to side and I'm estatic over the ones I just purchased.

Full time RV'er drive a 07 5.9 DRW RWD Mega cab Dodge with LTX M/S 2 235 80R17 tires, pulling a 37' HH around 15,000 lb. Got 40K oem front tires & 50K on back. Replaced with LTX M/S got 85K on 2 tires & 75K on the other 4 that still had 3/32 tread on the tires. Well I am replacing all 6 tires at this time. When you take the walking out the door price of the tire & add up the cost per mile, I think not only the best tire but the cheapest tire I can buy, only if I take care of them. I do rotate my tires every 5,000 miles & think that has helped get that kind of mileage. As they do cost to much not to take care of.

I have the Michelin LTX M/S2 tires on my Chevrolet Tahoe, they have performed like no other tire I have owned. They have not worn since installed them approximately two (2) years ago. I have my tires rotated on a regular basis. My ride in Tahoe is smooth and comfortable do the the tires. In wet weather which happens quite frequently in Florida, they perform excellent when coming to a complete stop. I would recommend them highly to anyone that purchase these tires. I have had different tires over the years and these are undoubtedly the best I've every owned. Michelin keep doing what your doing because it works, don't change anything.

I am pleased with how my truck (3/4 ton) handles while towing a 10K pound 5th wheel trailer. This is my second set of this tire even though I was not pleased with the tread wear of the first set. I think if I will change my driving style and to rotate these tires regularly, I will experience better life on this set.

I switched to Michelin tires on both our vehicles about 10 years ago. I have had many folks ask me why & quite frankly the answers are very simple. It is simple math. Yes you may pay more for Michelins but if you do the math of how many more miles you will get on a set, the increased gas mileage, unreal stopping efficiency when needed in all types of weather, the new mileage rating on certain tires, the change a flat benefit at no charge why would you not invest the best you can buy for the money for the most important feature of your vehicle, the tires you and your family ride on? Prior to Michelin I had many other brands but not one comes close to the overall performance of Michelins, Period. Now stating that you must ensure you follow the rules of rotating every 6000 miles, ensuring you check the tire pressure often, which takes what 5 minutes and keeping the front end aligned and the tires balances. Not a lot of effort to get more of everything out of your tires that you & family ride on daily. I repeated that statement for a reason. I am sure you want to be safe and want your family safe when you are driving your vehicles. I tracked my gas mileage using my tablet on the set I just replaced and it went up near 7% over the life of the set on my Pathfinder that by the way lasted for 92,000 miles! I will never put any other tire on my vehicles except Michelin & I feel the reasons provided above explain that as simply as possible. Travel Safe on Michelins!

I originally purchased these tires for my 2008 Silverado once the OEM tires wore out. I then purchased a 2011 Silverado and had the tires from the 2008 installed on the 2011 due to the lousy tires that were on the Chevy product. I had 20,000 miles on the tires when I put them on the new vehicle and have now accumulated 17,000 more miles and they still have plenty of tread.

I have owned many tires in my almost 65 years and none have ever matched Michelin. Recently my wife and I retired and drove 7200 miles over a 48 day period, from Arizona to Connecticut south to Florida and back to Tucson AZ. The performed more than excellent. On a freeway in Connecticut we hit a piece of 4 in channel steel. We checked the tires and there appeared to be no damage. We contintued our trip without any problems. When we arrive home it was time for another tire rotation and we found a deep cut in the tread. The dealer replaced the tire and told me we made it because we were on Michelin tires, and that is why I will alway buy youre tires.

Being a used Auto Dealer since 1993 I have purchased almost every brand of tire. I have been telling my customers that there is no better tire on the road since 1993. The price sometimes makes it not feasible to buy on all my used vehicles for sale. I will always make the comparison to see if I can justify the difference as for my personal vehicles they are all Michelin. I have never been disappointed in their product for durability handling and quietness on the road.

I have used the LTX-MS2 tires for quite a few years and this is the second time that I have had to have a new set replaced due to balance issue. This time, they tried 1 tire, but did not help and Force Balance did not help and 2 different shops produced radical different results from OK to UNABLE TO BALANCE. The latter was more correct, since they advised I had a mechanical defective on my warranty truck, the dealer pointed out that the Force showed unable to balance. After some doing, they finally replaced the entire set and we were able to get a ride that was not like driving down a gravel road. I had this same problem on another truck years ago, same tire, same problem, same fix... replace the tires till you get a good set. They are good tires when you get a good set and have great mileage life which is why I use them, but when they are bad, they are really bad. Warranty is the key, if they did not replace we would have serious issues, but it is time consuming.