Put these on my F150 S'Crew and it is like riding in a Cadillac. These are the smoothest tires I have ever ridden on. They're super quiet and feel firm to the road. Although I do not have enough miles on them to rate wear they seem to be doing very well. Absolutely the best tire you can put on a truck used for limited off road use and mainly highway.

I replaced the OE tires on my E250 passenger van after one winter with the OE tires. Traction improved immensely, ride quality now approaches that of a passenger car. This is the tire Ford should have used in this application. I will put a set on my wife's SUV as soon as she needs new tires.

This is my second set of Michelins amongst many other tires throughout the years. For the additioanl money Michelins cost, the business cost is well worth the money form the extra miles to the added safety of the tires. The great looks are a side benefit. The stopping distance and wet weather adherence meet expecations and these tires have always met what I have thrown out them on a commuter vehicle; not much if any off road experience. I would definetly and well intend to never purchase anything other than a michelin tire into the future...as long as they keep up the good work and do not stray from a high quality product.

The Michelin LTX M/S2 is a nice improvement from the original LTX M/S. With almost 300,000 miles on my 1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee, I have always gone with the LTX M/S tires and was more than satisfied after 3 sets of tires. Decided this 4th time may be the last for the Jeep, but then again...... These tires handles well on wet roads, cornering, braking, and improved road noise reduction. Great peace of mind knowing these tires are dependable in any weather. I would not get any other tires than Michelins, and have recently got the Primacy MXV4 tires for my daughter's Honda Civic.

My first impresion was the Quitness of the tire, reduced road noise, Smother ride & better braking/handling on the road. Initial ballancing required less weights, Overall a trully spectacular tire. Most of all was the increase of approximatly 1&1/2 miles per gallon on a 6000 mile Journey from Ga to Ca.& Wy. this is a Pleasureway M/H built on a Ford E-350 Super Van Chasis GVW 9800lbs.

Purchased a set of 4 275/55/20 LTX M/S2 tires for our 07 Tahoe 16.5k mile ago. The OEM tires still had a decent amount of tread left, roughly 3/16" to the wear bars and the vehicle rode horrible. Finally decided to do some research and decided on the LTX tire. What a difference. A smooth and quiet ride is an understatement. OH had a few decent snowfalls of 6+ inches over the winter of 12 and not once did we have to use 4x4, whereas the winter before needed it to get out of the neighborhood in 3.5 inches of snow. Hydroplane resistance seems to be very good so far. The tires get rotated every 5k miles and all show very even, minimal wear. At the rate the are wearing, tire should last every bit of 70k advertised treadlife before they'll need to be replaced. I have recommend them to 2 friends and both choose to try them out and are very impressed as well. Highly recommend. The price I paid was very comparable to competitors.

These tires were recommended to me from a couple of friends. We drive onto the beach, for surf fishing. I had another manufacturer on my Honda Pilot, that I hated. They were terrible in wet weather. I always had to be extra cautious about driving in wet weather. As I stated earlier; we drive onto the beach. I have never gotten stuck and they dig in real well. On the highway these tires are very quiet. The one thing that is a must is maitenance and tire rotation. We have 4 cars in the family and I have Michelin tires on all our cars.

I replaced my old Michelin truck tires on my S10 Blazer with these new improved ones. The old ones lasted 14 years and 102,000 miles and there was still usable tread with completely even wear left on them but not enough to be really useful for winter. These new ones are even quieter and have more traction than the old ones. I don't understand why anyone buys any other type of tire since these last twice as long and are much safer. My car mechanics all say that anyone who once buys Michelin tires will never buy any other kind. I'm sure that is true.

I recently purchased a new set of Michelin LTX M/S2 tires and love them!I switched over from a different brand and will never go back. I switched because of the warranty and the reviews however I have found that their were lots of other reasons to buy Michelin. These tires have definitely enhanced the way my vehicle drives, thanks Michelin!

Our RX300 has over 140K miles and since we dumpted the original tires at 13K we have used the LTX M&S and now the LT M&S2. with 60K out of each set there was still enough wear for the tire technician to take one set for himself. We now have over 10K miles on the newest model LTX and it is another top performer. I wish they made it in a size for my Sienna.