When I was deciding which tires to purchase, it boiled down to the Michelins and another less expensive set. After weighing my options, I decided to go with the Michelins. Best decision I could have made. The handling, comfort, wear, and gas mileage made the extra money I paid for the Michelins worthwhile. Only tire I will ever buy.

I put these tires on my Hummer H2T truck over a year ago. I am very pleased so far. Very comfortable ride, better gas milage and great off-road performance from such a nice looking tire. Better than expected traction and control in mud and water (haven't been in much snow yet). No visible wear yet in over a year's service.

Dumped the cheap OEM at 10k miles on my Tundra. I Alway bought Michelin's all my life and now I know why. Best tire for highway and 5 miles of gravel each day (with farm work). Smooth on the highway with great gas millage. Stay off muddy trails and fields. Thats what ATV's are far.

This is a wonderful tire. Quiet, long lasting, great performance in all conditions. This is my second set of M/S tires, the first lasting 80,000 plus miles. I changed them because they were starting to look like they had a little dry rot between the treads. These tires are simply a wise financial investment. They will save you money in the long run.

I am driving my third Ford F-150 pick up which I love. The original equipment tire, P/S not so much. My 2011 truck had about 10,000 miles of tread left on them when I decided I could not take the bouncy ride any longer. I went in and purchased a set of LTX M/S2 tires and the installer asked me if I was nuts. your tires are still new! I told him to keep em if you want to I've had it with them. The new LTX are firm like a sports car and finally- SMOOOOTH..Thanks to Michelin for stayin true to quality through the years and years.

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

I bought these tires as a replacement for my Xterra 4x4. Was looking for a long life tire, good in the snow, excellent in the rain, and quite. I drive a significant amount of highway miles a year >20k, and do road trips for vacations in the winter to climates that need tread. I am at 45k into the 70k mile rating, still holding strong, still quite, still doing their job like I need them to. Rain and snow have plenty of bite, and the occossional lite off roading hold up as well. Will most certainly go back with these or the comparable michelin product at that time. ....waiting for the other new car's tires to wear out so i can get the defenders on there.

We tow our Avalanche behind our Prevost Motorcoach. On the way to South Texas to spend the winter, we had a blow-out on our OEM tires shreading the 2 rear tires to pieces. I had done some research into Michelin tires, but had not yet picked out which "model" of Michelin tire to purchase. At the recomendation of the tire store, I went with the LTX M/S2 tire. Our vehicle is on the highway about 70% of the time. I wanted a tire that was excellent for highway usage and had a good warranty. 5 year later we are still very happy with our choice. This is a quiet tire. I highly recommend the Michelin LTX M/S2 tire.

Bought 2008 yukon XL used in 2010. XL had 30k miles. At time of purchase had dealership put LTX M/S 2's. Yukon now has 102K miles.....Absolutely love the tires. Replaced them with Mich (Lattidtude) based on current budget. I hope I donot regret the decision. Older tires still had plenty of tread just a noticeable inside wear pattern that made me a bit nervous for the family vehichle. Tech said the full size GM vehicles tend to have this issue....IDK.....I'll post again with an update on the Latt's

Tried all the major brands of light truck tires and finally bought the best. The Ltx ms2 gives a quiet comfortable ride with great tracktion st the boat ramp and wet roads. Probably wear out the truck before the tires...Would not buy buanything else.