The reality is that most of us do not spend 99% of our time off road. Most of my time is spent on pavement, where these tires excel (handling, wet traction, braking, ride comfort), and are also more than capable for the amount of off road adventures that we normally put our SUVs through. I have put LTXs on every SUV that I have ever owned and have never been disappointed with their performance or how they literally improved the handling characteristic of my vehicle. Truck On Michelin Man!

I recently bought the LTX M/S2 265/70/17 for my full size SUV. So far, there are about 5K miles on it and I love it. This is a great tire if you are looking for a quite, smooth, comfortable ride. One of the reasons I purchased this tire is the mileage warranty from Michelin. Along with that, I read several reviews of people who bought this same tire and it lasted way past the warranty, some as much as 120K miles! I am confident I will continue to be happy with my Michelin tire purchase as they are the best SUV/Truck tires on the road.

I've had multiple sets of the original LTX M/S tires and they were great in all aspects, but the ride quality of the new M/S 2's leave something to be desired. The noise comfort of these tires is very good, but they produce such a harsh/stiff ride that I actually checked the sidewall to make sure the shop hadn't installed a LT/E rated version. Every bump and seam in the road produces a jarring effect. Hopefully the set I received is an anomaly.

I drive a 2001 Ford Excursion which, I am told, is the LARGEST mass produced civilian vehicle ever made available on the open market. I purchased a complete set of four new LTX M/S2 tires and IMMEDIATELY noticed a significant difference in my vehicle's handling - especially on wet surfaces. My wife and I have four children, and we have never felt safer traveling in my truck.

This has been a great tire for all seasons on my Honda Pilot. This tire has taken me through the worst blizzard I've ever driven through on the highway and never felt like it was overwhelmed. Good traction in the rain. Quiet on the highway in the dry. Overall very pleased with this tire.

My 2009 Traverse always felt heavy turning, stopping and overall control on the road. I was happy to know I had a choice on the MS2. The LT version vs the P (passenger) version has eliminated this problem. I now have excellent wet road turning, stopping and more responsive lane changes and control on the road. I made the right choice selecting LT over the P factory recommended tires!

Amazing! I was driving in awful conditions in the mountains of Western NC, Wet, drizzle and mudslides. A rock about twice the size of a football rolled in front of my truck and the right front took the entire impact while I was cruising along at a safe speed but the impact destroyed the wheel and damaged the suspension system. What's amazing is the other three "bit" into the wet pavement and I know with the set I had just replaced I could have ended up anywhere! The tire blew but everyone is amazed at how tough the tire was! I'll stick to Michelin's!

We purchased 2 sets of these for 2 Trailblazers replacing another tire brand. These tires are quiet, exellent in the rain, very good in snow. We have about 10,000 miles on one set and about 20,000 miles on the other, and treadwear appears to be excellent, meaning, not much wear. I have had tires in the past get noisier with time, but these are still quiet. I prefer Michelin because of performance over long mileage.

After reading and searching reviews on several brands of tires over several months, I decided on the Michelin LTX M/S2. I remember my very first vehicle had Michelins on it, and the quality and reliability hasn't changed. It was higher priced, but I don't regret making the decision. My wife's minivan is on the second set of Michelins already , and if she is happy , I'm happy !!

I've had these tires for three years (50 k miles) and the wear is absolutely minimal. They still look as if I just put them on. These things definitely live up to the hype. I saw a few reviews that have one star and said they were already worn down. I'm not trying to discredit anyone, but maybe they just didn't purchase them at a reputable dealer and received a knockoff? The car handles great and the breaking is also greatly improved. Definitely a great tire.