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.

Found they ride much smoother than factory tires that came on our Chevy Tahoe. Also, my wife noticed that driving in the rain these tires handled very well, which in turn, made her feel more confident while driving with our 6 month old son. Thank you Michelin for the peace of mind.

These tires are superb. they transformed my Jeep Wrangler ride comfort, noise and also driving in the wet weather. Not many people think about Michelins for Jeeps, but the Cross Terrains on our Acura sold me on them. Traditional jeep tires are noisy, get lousy wear and and ride rough. These LTX M/S2s are awesome. Even my garage owner loves em! he says my Wrangler is the best riding Jeep he's ever driven. The Michelin tire's off road capability is rated nearly as good as other usual Jeep tires. I spend 95% of my driving in commuting at least an hour to work, and back from 30 to 80mph. I am more concerned about ride comfort and driving in Houston downpours than off roading in mud. These tires run so smoothly! I love em.

I have had Michelin Tires since 1965. I have well over One(1) Million miles on various installations including the MS series. If you are having any problems with these tires, you may be having a vehicle probllem. I have had nine chevrolets, and everyone has had to have new shocks to stop tire problems. Dodge diesels pick-ups have gone through suspension problems after 75,000 miles causing tire wear. I now have an F-150 Ford with over 55,000 miles on it and with regular rotations, tires still have another 20,000 on them.

Great ride, excellent traction on wet pavement, unsurpassed traction on snow covered roads. Last winten when heavy snow started falling, I decided to head home from work (60 miles). Seems that everyone made decision at the same time, it took over 3 hours to get home with having to work my way through stuck cars and trucks. My tires at the time had over 60,000 miles on them and I never slipped a wheel. I decided a few months ago to replace tires as we were planning to drive my vehicle on long vacation trip. Guess what tires I bought? Michelin LTX M/S2 again.

I use my truck to pull heavy trailers very often and since I replaced my last set of tires I have felt much improvement in the handling and the ride with no more vibration, softer ride and it feels like new again. I havn't found anthing that is not great about them.

Michelin tires have great tread life. These tires came on my other truck when I bought it eight years ago and they are still in good shape. Tires are expensive and I don't like having to buy them every couple years. I Know these Michelin's will last a long time.I even put a Michelin on my Harley this spring.