I WENT FROM A SET OF MICH M/S 4 PLY THAT I WAS NOT AT ALL HAPPY WITH TO THE SAME TIRE IN A "E" SERIES (10 PLY). THEY SEEM TO BE WORKING OUT MUCH BETTER. OUR FORD EXPEDITION IS JUST TOO HEAVY FOR THIS TIRE IN A 4 PLY. BUT THE 10 PLY SEEMS TO WORK GREAT, AND STILL RIDES GOOD.

I have been using Michelin Tires since 1998, The Michelin brand of tires are the best going for safety, Handling, Roadwear. I Now have Michelin on all of my cars and truck. As they say I would never leave home without them. Keep up the great work Michelin You have a customer for life and I value the safety of my family. Randy

The used 2003 Ranger that we purchased was rather unstable on the road. While obviously needing shocks/struts, we suspected that the existing and not badly worn tires were at least part of the problem. By putting the Michelin LTX tires on our little truck, the ride was very significantly stabilized, and the tires ran a lot quieter. We have seen this behavior on both our E150 van and our Escape, so this was more expected than a surprise - though always welcomed.

My 2009 Ford Escape came with Michelins (I think Latitude type). I almost got 80k miles out of them (actually 78k). If I hadn't missed a rotation, I'm sure I would have squeezed out 80k. I had no wear issues with the first set and was very pleased with them. Therefore, I wanted my next set to be Michelins. I got my new set of 4 yesterday and they are the LTX MS2's. Extremely smooth and quite ride and dealer was great. I'm sure I'll get 80k out of them too even though they're rated as 70 if I stay on top of rotation. So far so good!

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 put LTX MS2 tires on my 2010 Chevy crew cab duramax 2x4 and the ride improved dramatically. The road noise was reduced to almost stealth mode, my truck was ten times smoother, the look of them is great and the performance is outstanding! Wet surfaces don't phase these tires even with all the power my truck has. I now have 12,000 miles on them and they still look fairly new and perform like they did since day one! I will by these tires again!

Bought my second set of Michelin LTX M/S2 tires for our 4WD Chevy Suburban last August. They have performed superbly thus far, and the previous set provided long life and safe performance. I plan to buy a set of Michelins for my son's Nissan truck in the spring of 2014.

2009 F-150 w/ 20" wheels. 54 year old driver with mechanical background. Purchased these tires just over 1 year ago and have put about 16,000 miles on them. Took a trip out west (6500 miles) right after they were installed. I couldn't be happier with them. Like riding on a cushion of air. Made my F150 even more pleasurable to drive. Wear has been as expected for a truck and I fully expect to get 70,000 miles out of them. Handling seems improved over previous tires. Mileage stayed the same. Tires were filled with nitrogen initially and I found tire pressure was low in all four after 3 months. I have been monitoring more closely. Without any doubt the best tires I have ever owned.

i have a 2000 suburban and needed a set of tires and asked a friend about the m/s 2's and gave me a high recomendation and was able to get them for a very good price. after having them on the truck now a good 6 months they are the best tires i have ever invested in, looking at them they dont look like much but i have backed up my driveway on a sheet of ice and they did not spin or slip..even drove up a friends driveway on a sheet of ice to show him how well the tires perform and was in toatl shock since we both have never seen tires do that even with trucks that have all-terrain tires on. these tires are everything advertised from snow and ice to heavy rain these tires make you feel that contact to the road especially for puddles that under normal circumstances that would cause hydro-plain. the cost of the tires is a bit pricey but you have to remember the old saying"you get what you pay for" and keep in mind its an investment and as long as you keep your tire pressures right and keep em rotated they WILL last. the cost of the tires, manufacturers warranty and the road hazzard warranty bought through place of purchase to me was excellent value and i am a michelin customer now as long as they keep making the product as good as it is or better...i will buy another set when the time comes, these tires make my truck ride so smooth i noticed an immediate difference in ride comfort as soon as i drove off from buying them, truck almost rides like a cadillac lol...thanks michelin!!

A Little over a year ago, I purchased a used Ford Expedition and it was in need of a new set of tires. I have learned over the years that going for the cheapest brnad is not the best way to go, because you usually suffer from poorer performance and less durability. I bought the LTX/MS2 Michelin tires and have been very pleased with the performance. I live in Colorado so I get to see a lot of snow and rain, and it has proven to provide superior traction in all elements. I would definitely buy these tires again and would recomend them to anyone.