I use this product on a 4x2 truck that I occasionally tow and haul items around in. The tires that came on this truck when I got it were another brand that wore really fast. I chose the LTX M/S2 tires for their longer tread life and the reasonable costs with a great warranty from a trusted company. So far the tread is still looking new and am very pleased with my purchase. They grip well in wet and dry and breaking isn't a problem. My only complaint is they are a little louder then the previous tires, but this is probably because they are a longer lasting tread design, thus I am more then happy to live with it.

I bought my 2013 F150 new. The factory tires claimed that they were an all weather tire. Montana's winters have a way of proving the manufacturers wrong. After sliding through a few stops, I decided new tires were called for. After researching all tires available, I chose the best rated tires, Michelin. These tires have taken everything the back roads, mountain passes, highway and city streets can throw at them. After having them on for 12000 miles, so far, there isn't any sign of significant wear. The only hiccup I've had is a screw through one tire which was patched. These tires are quiet yet provide great traction. I highly recommend them to all my friends.

I have them on both Lexus RX300 and Chev Full Size Conversion Van! GREAT TIRES! I hate that Michelin stopped Hydroedge for my 2000 VW Beatle TDI:-( Great tire for highway use in rain!!! Looking for Michelin replacement? I reconmend Mich to everyone who wants to talk tires! More expensive than some brands but $ well spent.

They areon a winnabago view. They are the best tires I ha e ever owned. They are very comfortable. I am not sure if I have the. Correct. Model number. They ha e exceeded both my expectation and the warranty. I will consider your tires for any vehicle , provided the manufacturer recommends your tires. I ALMOST NEVER GIVE a good report. Most products do not me my standards.

The LTX M/S2 is the only choice for a durable, dependable and quiet on road light truck tire. I've had sets on half ton suburbans and three quarter ton pickups, and while they don't offer the offroad traction of an all terrain tire, they last much longer and are a lot more sure footed on wet and snowy roads. These tires are worth every penny!

I had 106,000 miles on these puppies when I traded in the 2004 F150. Probably could have made it through the summer too and gotten another 10,000. Could barely get 50,000 out of OEM Tires. Went through two sets of OEM's before switching to Michelin and will do it again the second the new tires wear out on the new F150. Best Tire I ever purchased, Hands Down !!!

I chose these tires to replace the factory tires that my Silverado came with. The prior to the change I averaged 17-18 mpg, after installing the new tire I now get 14 if I am careful while driving. 3 miles per gallon over the life of a 70 thousand mile tire makes a HUGE difference.

I like the tires, they look nice and have been on my sequoia for while now. They still have a lot of tread on them and I have been putting plenty of miles on them. Just remember to get them rotated. The big thing I don't like about them is they are very noisy. I'd still buy them again.

I own a Toyota RAV4 2008 purchased new with factory tires. At 32000 miles, I purchased these expensive tires in November 2012, they were new on the market, they were pushed as a 90000 mile rated tire, I am approaching 50000 miles on all 4 tires, Wheels were rotated every five to ten thousand miles, alignments made twice a year all by dealer and inflation checked monthly. No repairs were needed on set. Treadwear now at 5/30 seconds on all four tires, will not be able to make winter driving conditions in New Hampshire. Have dutifully purchase Michelins for years, now have opted out to buy a different make because they, Mechelin have exaggerated the life of these tires.

I put on my original set of LTX M/S a few years back. Loved them as they changed the ride of my Sport Trac - so when I needed tires again, particularly since I'm taking a ride down to Florida - I figured stay with what works. These are the LTX M/S2 (they don't make the originals any longer). Looking forward to a smooth 8 hour drive in another week !