These tires came on My 2018 Chevy Dually when new and I’ve been quite pleased with their performance. I pull a heavy fifth wheel trailer and have not experienced any issues with traction. However, I’ve never had the truck in snow so I cannot attest to their effectiveness in that situation. I currently have 63000 mi on the truck and will be replacing these tires with the same model at I suspect 70000 mi. That should speak for their longevity.

These tires came stock on my 2019 Ford F 150 Lariat. Nice looking tires. I now have 36,000 miles on them. In dry conditions, they are fine tires. However, in the least bit of snow they lose traction horrendously. I have used the 4 wheel drive to get up the slightest grade in 2 inches of snow! We towed a 6000 pound travel trailer, with an anti sway weight distributing hitch, from Michigan to Arizona in January. I had to watch the steering constantly when on anything other than completely dry conditions. It was so bad that we stopped to make sure the hitch was set up properly and it was, I am going to look for replacement tires before we leave here next month. These tires should never have been put onto this truck.

All four of these tires came together on my 2020 Ford Expedition. They already have 95, 000 plus mikes on them and the wear bard are not showing. I am positive I will get over 100,000 miles on them. They were all made olin thec31st week of 2020. In my 50 years of driving, the only tires that lasted longer were on my Marmon 57P with a custom Fort Worth sleeper cabin. Michelin can be very proud of these tires. I brag everywhere I go.

These tires came stock on my 2020 F150 and are hands down the worst tires I have ever had on a truck on anything but a dry paved road. How Michelin can advertise these as an All Terrain All Season tires is beyond me. They have absolutely no traction in any amount of snow fall or wet conditions. I had 2 sets of LTX tires on my last truck and was pleased with their performance. Ford must have got these at a good price. Mine will be going in the garbage with 25,000 km on them.

These tires came on my 2021 f150. One of the reasons I purchased the specific trim truck that I did is because it came outfitted with Michelin tires….I figured that they would have a long life. This has NOT been the case. At 30,000 miles, these tires are just about at the end of their life. They are at about 3/32 to 4/32 tread left and are already feeling unsafe on wet roads…I cannot even imagine letting these continue to wear down to the wear indicators, although I don’t think it will take much longer. On top of that, the Michelin warranty states tires that come Oem on vehicles are not covered by treadwear warranty! These tires are indeed quiet on the road and smooth. But the tread life is absolutely terrible. With them wearing so fast, cost per mile make these a terrible value tire in my opinion. Now I’m shopping for new tires for a 2year old truck with 30k miles…..never had to replace tires so soon on a vehicle before. Disappointing (and expensive!).

These tires came stock on my 2021 f150. I have had nothing but problems with them ever since day one. I think every one of them has had to be repaired at least once some of them twice and my truck is at 25,000 miles now and I have one that's leaking right now and I will not put another dime into them, I'll just keep on talking off the PSI until I get my new tires in a couple days.

Same as everyone else. 36,000 miles and treads are gone. (F150 LIGHTNING)

Great tires. Michelin always has great tires.

Poor tires. They come on my 2020 f150. Got 32k out of them. I would have kept running them if winter wasn't here. I don't think they handled well in the snow at all. I wouldn't ever buy a set of these.

Gas mileage sucks went down two 12-14 miles a gallon, tires seem to have to much road grip. These also look very cheap entry level, not a good look on my truck