I have a 3/4 ton pickup and have tried several different brands of tires. None have come close to the tires that I have now. The ride is fantastic. Far better than any tire I tried in the past. When these are ready to be replaced - the same tire will be going back on my Truck. Thank you!

I have learned that in Arizona, these tires, regardless of miles on them, don't last over four years if you park your truck outside. The first one blew at 54K miles, the second blew at 30K miles (actually the tread came off, the tile never lost air). Both times the tire took out the bedside of my truck causing over $3K in damage. The last tire, blew out with 11/32 tread still on it, fortunately I got the truck stopped before it blew and no damage was done to my truck. My maintainance and proper rotation was perfect.

Use this set of tires year round - they out preformed the originals by boat loads. I don't have to worry when I pull away from stop signal when its raining. With the originals the vehicle would just spin away. I tow a 34' travel trailer, haul firewood, but mostly just pleasure now hope they hold up the way they have so far

I bought a complete set of these tires because a friend told me about them. They were a little pricey but I bit the bullet and had them mounted. The moment I got to driving I noticed an immediate difference. Whether it was dry or wet outside they gave me complete confidence and the safety I dreamed of. I rotated and balanced them every oil change and I literally got over 80,000 miles on them before I traded in my vehicle. Even after those miles, it is apparent that Michelin developed a class leading tire. I look forward to my tires wearing down that are on my new truck so I can put my favorite tire back on. The best tire from an amazing company that I would recommend to anybody and everybody. I have already!!

For 45 years I have averaged driving 1200 miles a week.After putting on my first set of Michelins over 30 years ago,I never changed brands. Everything about the tires meant I was safe, no matter what read conditions I encountered. At 3 am, that's a great feeling. Tires just don't get any better. Now I'm retired and my new class a motorhome has Michelin's. Simply the BEST.

This tire is amazing so quiet on road and off road holds its own plus some. It has a nice look on my yukon. Should have been the OEM tire. Rain and wet condition driving I immediately noticed that it took less room to stop vehicle. Thank You for a great tire MICHELIN LTX M/S2

I bought these for my wife's Suburban after previously having a set on a Seqouia. I don't think I'll ever buy another brand again. They ride smooth and road noise is minimal. They do well in the snow and slush of Northern Indiana and seem to be wearing well. They are a little more expensive than most, but you definitely get what you pay for!

I drive a 2002 Chevy Crew Cab, Short Bed 6.6 Duramax 4x4 truck with camper shell. I tow a 25ft travel trailer with slide out and a 24ft Cabin Cruiser. I also do four wheel driving while hunting and camping. The tires do a great job of maintaining traction. The sidewalls are stiff enough so that trailers do not push the truck around at high speed with heavy loads but still give a comfortable ride. I do seem to lose chunks of rubber from the tread when four wheeling, I assume that the softer rubber is what contributes to the strong grip it has on the mountain surfaces. I am very satisfied with these tires and will be puttin new ones on for this coming fall's excursions in the outback.

Ever since Michelin introduced this MTX series of light duty truck tires I have been installing them on my business and personal vehicles. They wear exceptionally well and are very quiet. I had been buying other X brand tires for years and since switching many years ago I would highly recommend this tire to anyone interested in a reliable and quality tire.

Bought 2008 yukon XL used in 2010. XL had 30k miles. At time of purchase had dealership put LTX M/S 2's. Yukon now has 102K miles.....Absolutely love the tires. Replaced them with Mich (Lattidtude) based on current budget. I hope I donot regret the decision. Older tires still had plenty of tread just a noticeable inside wear pattern that made me a bit nervous for the family vehichle. Tech said the full size GM vehicles tend to have this issue....IDK.....I'll post again with an update on the Latt's