I purchased 4 tires 3 1/2 years ago, before going on a long distance trip. We have driven 65,000 miles in a Tahoe that pulls trailers, travels dirt roads and hauls kids! The tires still have great tread wear and I expect to get the full 80,000 mile use out of them! I do rotate my tires as recommended by my tire professional, so I feel as though that has added to the life of the tires. I have recently purchased a second vehicle and plan to put Michelin tires on that as well!

Simply put the very best tire for all around perfomance and handling. Fantastic in rain which I need since I live live in Florida. I will buy another set for the wife's SUV as well. I did a lot of research before buying the tires and I came up with a perfect 10.

For a SUV or Truck, whether 4x4 or 2x4 there is not another tire that I will go with. I know people in the tire business and people in the auto business and both swear (as i do ) by Michelin. I'm not sure why other tire makers can't do the same thing, but they can't. I get great treadwear, mileage, ride and traction out of the MS/2's that I keep putting them on everything I own. There is a reason that these are the best selling truck tire, even if they are expensive, THEY ARE WORTH IT!

We live in Illinois. Bought our new LTX M/S2 Michelin Tires for our 2007 Silverado before our trip to Texas. Couldn't believe what a great ride the trip was with the new tires. Would highly recommend your tires to any one. Wife is due for a new set of tires on her car, they will for sure be Michelins

They are Michelin tires.....what more can one say. Years ago I tried other brands of tires and I quickly learned that just because it's round and black does not make it a tire. These particular Michelin tires are excellent regardless of the conditions......mud, rain, dry pavement......they are great. I actualy take my SUV off road and in some pretty rough terrain and these perform great. When I clean my SUV up and use tire shine I'm good to go to a nice restaurant and valet my vehicle.

I just bought these tires last week, replacing a set of LTX/AS which came on the truck when it was new. After 115,000 miles, they still had legal tread, but I replaced them because the sidewalls were beginning to dry rot. I drive to work through the week and farm on the weekends, frequently pulling a trailer and occasionally hauling small loads. I never once had a second's trouble with those tires, and on the strength of those, bought LTX/MS2 as the website recommended. The difference was immediate. The truck drives like new. A couple of friends are looking for tires, and they have seen mine and I have directed them to the website. The website helped me a great deal. I pretty much knew what I wanted, and the website helped me verify my choice. Thank you, Michelin, for making an excellent tire and me a customer for life.

I recently purchased a used 2007 GMC Acadia. When I first test drove it, Acadias come with a Brand-X tire that I do not like. It made alot of road noise. Although the tires had alot of tread left, I chose to get a new set of Michelins LTX MS2s. Wow, what a differnce they make. The Acadia rides smoother and it is so much quieter! My wife even commented that "it felt better driving in the rain". It turns out, alot of Acadia owners have replaced their factory tires with Michelins and are very happy. Keep making a great tire!

I continue to buy Michelins because they always outperform any other tire I have tried. Took my 4Runner in for a bolt that was in the tire and commented that the safety bar was close on my set and decided to purchase another four. Store manager said I had gotten 90,000 miles on this set, far exceeding the warranty amount. He attributed it to goo driving and frequent rotations. It is hard to beat good quality.

This is the first time I have used Michelin tires on my Dodge 3/4 ton pickup. I find that they are quite expensive and I am looking forward to see how many miles I'll actually get out of them. I loved the tires I previously used on my truck but they didn't last. I bit the bullet and bought Michelins when they had a pretty good rebate. They handle really well. We have lots of rain in southeast Texas and they drive beautifully. I pull trailers and loads and again they handle great. Time will tell if they hold up. Then I'll know I made a good choice.

This is my third set and I consistantly get 60,000 miles and that includes some heavy towing and hard use on a SRW one ton truck towing a 15K 5th wheel. Also, I have a tendency to replace them a little early since I live in a rainy climate. I would say 70K+ is not out of the question. Do the math as it pays to buy the best.