I purchased a set after careful review and research, and it paid off in the first couple week driving around Toronto area in cold weather making hard stops. Of any all season, these look more like winter tires and nearly behave like them. They last longer then stated by 20,000km as long as you care and do proper preventative maintenance on your vehicle. I have them on a Ford Escape. I have no negative feed back about this tire at all.

Truck was purchased new with this tire from dealership. Michelin stated 70,000 mile wear out … I had to change tire at 40,000 to pass state inspection. I keep my vehicle in top condition including the tire pressure and rotation. Michelin pro rated tires but said I should have gotten another 20,000. Lucky if I would have gotten 10,000. I have owned Michelin's on many of my cars and never had a tread problem … Bad batch maybe? I love the Ride and Handling the tire gives. Truck came with Michelin's so I'm keeping Michelin's bought 4 more.

My 2009 Traverse always felt heavy turning, stopping and overall control on the road. I was happy to know I had a choice on the MS2. The LT version vs the P (passenger) version has eliminated this problem. I now have excellent wet road turning, stopping and more responsive lane changes and control on the road. I made the right choice selecting LT over the P factory recommended tires!

I travel alot across state , snow,rain, it doesn't matter. This tire comes with a 70 k warrenty, the last LTX m/s only had a 50k warrenty, i got 59k out of them and really did not need a set that bad. But, with winter coming on and the tread getting low,it was time for some more. Never had a problem with these tires. You will be satisfied. Off road hunting, never had mud stuck in tread, nor snow as far as that goes..

I and my company have used various Michelin types and sizes of tires since the early 1960's. In all those years I have had one tire failure and it was replaced without question. I am presently using the XC TX4 265/65/R17 110-S. I have traveled 78,000 miles on these tires and believe I still have another 5-10,000 remaining. Getting ready to take an extensive trip and have just ordered new replacements. They are now TX4 M/S2. I usually average between 70-90,000 on every set of Michelins I have owned. One thing I never have to worry about in my travels are my tires. It's always Michelin for my family.

I am a big michelin fan..or used to be. I just bought another set of these. They were not cheap but I did not want cheap tires. I have been that route. Within a few months my tires became so bad that the dealer had to replace two of them as they would no longer balance. Now the other ones are doing it. I do not know what it happening at Michelin but I am writing this only to tell you how a customer is lost.

Great tire. Wears well. great traction. Solid cornering on a 6500 3/4 ton suburban. Great load capacity as well. WOuld highly recommend. Expensive but if you want a tire that lasts and is high quality I highly recommend it. WOuld buy again without hesitation.

LTX2 were purchased as replacement for the OEM tires which had worn out in 22K miles, I'm a long time Michelin customer that has used the LTX on many of my trucks, when the size has been available? I love the smooth ride and great wear the LTX's have given me in the past, after 1500 miles on this new LTX2 set they seem very nice, only time will tell. The only thing I did not like was the tires when mounted on new wheels, they required allot of weight to balance out? we will see if that not a problem later in the life of the LTX2. All in all. I'm very happy with my new LTX's!! One more thing, This for Michelin add more sizes to the LTX2 line and a XL load range would be great, 285/45/22 for my Escalade would be nice?

I bought these tires for my 2000 Ford Excursion back in August 2013. Unbelievable difference the minute I got behind the wheel with these m/s2's, ride quality, braking, and winter/rain driving all improved dramatically. Would highly recommend this tire, not cheap but worth every penny. I waited to do this review to judge Wear-Life and I am more than impressed with that aspect of the tire. This past Michigan winter has been a true testament to the capability of these tires in poor weather.

If you want comfort when driving, these may be the tires you are looking for. After major research and feedback from the tire shop, I decided to purchase the Michelin LTX M/S2 tires in November 2011. This has been a purchase I never regretted making. These are tires are what customers were raving about, plus more. I love the comfort and handling on the road. They're smooth in dry and wet conditions. Sure, you may spend a little more to purchase these tires; but the dismal additional expense is well worth it. I love these tires!