Lot of highway miles kids play sports. I have a older vehicle but the rides is still smooth, great gas mileage on the highway. I try to save money and bought less expensive tire, no comparision to Michelin Tires. I will always buy Michelin Tires for my vehicles.

Had an episode this past Friday, June 22, 2012 driving 20 miles per hour and 5 miles an hour thru a neighborhood and over a sidewalk at 5 miles per hour and I believe the sidewalk ripped and tore a 3 inch gash into the inside of the left rear tire. The Michellin tire I was lead to believe has the strongest sidewall impact re-inforced construction. If it does then why did this tear so easily on the inner tire. Very shocked and surrised. Hopefully they honor an immediate full warranty since the tires are only a year old. Also, having a lot of dry rot with these tires MS2 LTX MS@ 265 7017 DOT 3409

my family has used these previous series of this tire on 4 vehicles, light trucks and full size suvs. we consistently get over 70K miles and up to 100K. they wear evenly, ride quiet and smooth on the highway, and are great all around on road tires for any condition. yes they are expensive but you get what you pay for. highly recommended

Purchased these for 2003 Highlander and now have 103,000 highway miles put on them with many more miles to go. Best tire ever owned, with the smoothest and most quiet ride compared to only 85K on the originial non-Michelin set that came with the car new. Great in the rain and snow.

What can I say? I've been riding on Michelin tires for 40+ years on all type of vehicles - SUV's, small sedans, large sedans and sports cars. I've always been satisfied with them. I've been using the LTX line for almost as long as they've been available. I'm now driving on the LTX M/S2 and as far as I can tell they'll give me at least the same mileage and the old LTX M/S did, perhaps more. Good traction in the wet and snow is a plus. Keep up the good work, Michelin!

Great ride for my Ford F-150! I had a lot of issues with my O/E tires which seems to have been corrected by replacing with Michelin. I have been parchasing Michelin tires ever since replacing my O/E tires on a '76 Country Squire ( Ford ) station wagon. This heavy tank drove like it was attached to the road with bungee cords-lots of sway and rocking. A tech advised me to get a set of Michelins because they were constructed with extra side-wall stability. I could not believe the difference in the ride and stability your tires made! Ever since this experience I have always replaced my tires with Michelin and have NEVER been disappointed. You get what you pay for, and Michelin has always delivered for me based on safety, mileage,handling,and comfort. There must be a reason so many auto manufacturers select your tires as O/E for their mid to upper level lines. I can honestly say I have NEVER had an issue with one of your tires in my 30+ years of usage. I am 66 years old,have a degree in chemistry and was born with greese under my nails as my late father was a farmer and a mechanic. I know what I'm talking about!!!

I'm on my fourth set of LTX MS tires. The latest the MS2 version. On my second set on a Suburban I use to tow my boat and heavy duty utility trailer. New tires after 115K miles - only because they were beginning to crack after 10 years, but still had plenty tread. On my second set on my GMC Siera XCAB I also use to tow my boat and do occasional heavy hauling. New tires at 95K miles -also because of age cracking, but kept them as a spare set because they still have plenty of tread. Amazingly quiet and smooth riding all the way to replacement. Never had a flat or air leakage. No cupping or uneven ware. Never a worry when on long trips towing or hauling. And I'm sloppy - way overdue - about having the tires rotated at recommended intervals. I trust these tires to not only be dependable, but safe.

Tire used on 2009 Ram Quad Cab (4x4) Do a lot of traveling north and south and so far we have noticed a much softer ride then the orginal tires - better handling also Things that arent so great - kind of expensive - but maybe better in the all around usage to balance out cost

These tires were run in excess of 80,000 highway miles. The tires were balanced every 6,000 miles and inflated with nitrogen. We routinely purchase Michelin for our truck fleet because of the road warrantee and excellent service provided by our tire store. I was particularly impressed with the tires because they were remarkably smooth, quiet and provide the feeling of total road control.

the performance of these tires was unbelievable. I just replaced them at 95000 miles. I drive a 2009 Chevy Silverado 2500HD. i do over 50000 miles a year mostly highway and usually pulling a dual axle equipment trailer of about 6000 lbs. The surprising thing also is with the winter we just had and the conditions of the roads i never had an issue. I probably could have gotten another 5000 miles out of this set but I had the time today and the rebate offer made me pull the plug. Looking forward to replacing them in another 2 years/100000 miles.