We live in Salt Lake City so as everyone knows we have mountains and lots of snow, its the best tire we have put on our 2006 Durango awd. They climb the canyon paths and provive my family with excellent traction throughout the winter. Even my wife has stated that she is sure the truck even gets better fuel economy over the last set of tires.

I prefer Michelin tires and have always replaced lesser tires with Michelin when the time came. Love the tires on my truck now...ride is smooth and feels like a new truck - no joke. However, Michelin through me a loop when I tried to find tires. Using the Tire Finder on Michelin's website indicated no tires were available for my truck. I then went to a dealer website to determine my options when the above tire popped as a match. I went back to the Michelin website, found the tire, and confirmed my truck's eligibility. Would encourage Michelin to "fix" their Tire Finder app.

I replaced my stock '07 F150 STX tires with a set of Michelin LTX M/S2 tires. There were slightly cheaper options available, but for a little more, I got the great warranty and reputation that comes with Michelin tires. It's been nearly 20k miles and two rotations since my replacement, and the ride is still as smooth as day one with no signs of tread wear. I recommend them to anyone that asks.

I am a full time 5th wheeler pulling a 36 FT fiver with my 2005 F350. I have over 160000MI on my truck. This is the 3rd set of Michelins on it. OE were Some other brand which only lasted 30,000MI. Love the feel and handling of the Michelin. I am confident using them. My only concern was the lower than expected mileage.

We have these on our Ford F350 Crew Cab Dually about 4 years now, pulling all types and sizes of trailers from a 37' 5th wheel Toy hauler weighting in at 14000lbs empty in the Fl heat to backing a 25 ' car trailer up a gravel mountain road.These tire have handled it all very well.We make sure and rotate the tires and make sure we keep them inflated properly. Tires Stiil have a lot of tread left and we will proberly end up replacing them do to age not wear,we have not had problem 1 with these tires Highly Recommend!

Bought these tires for my Chevy Silverado over a year ago and love them, they ride good, handle good, and seem to be wearing very little. I would buy them again. They were a little more expensive than the other brands I priced, but are probably worth it.

Smooth, Quiet, Tracks great, Great in heavy rain here in Florida, Snow, I don't deal with it. Best tire I ran on my truck yet. I ran the old LT-4s on an older truck and they where great but these M/S2s are even better. Even lite off road with our camper in tow they performed perfectly. I say buy them unless you are off road a bunch in deep mud and snow.

This is my 4th set of LTX MS(2) ties for my truck, average mileage 74K to 80K. This latest set has a new wide center groove for snow and rain, not as much tread as before, hope they last as long. The traction is a little less because of the wider groove, but they are still a great tire for your every day driver.

I've used Michelins for ever. Always rode nice and long tread life. I tried being a cheap boy for a day and bought C_______ls. LIttle cheaper. 3 flats in 6 months. Having tires taken off and putting Michelins back on. Wasn't worth the 100 bucks I saved. I drive 50k a year. tom

My wife drives this suv for mostly intown use. These tires have been outstanding in every way so far. They are smooth, quite and comfortable and better than the original equipment, which were also Michlin. They perform very well in wet or dry weather look forward as to how well they do in the snow this winter. Great tire, buy them.