These are the best tires I ever had! I use my Jeep Liberty every day and I replaced my stock tires with the LTX MS/2 and the difference was remarkable. I've driven through mud, rocks and 2+ feet of snow effortlessly. On the highway they are smooth and quiet and balance well. I'll never consider anything else, simply put these are the best light truck tires in existence!

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.

this is the best set of tires i have ever had on my F250....smooth good handeling with r without a load...can really tell the difference in the tires when pulling my trailers and even my boat....the tires break really well under a load....the traction is excellent on wet r dry pavement.....they could use a little improvement on dirt/grass/gravel...but the comfort and smooth ride makes up for the difference....interesdting thing is...the tires took very little weight to balance...all 4 took .25 ounces r less....and that is impressive for a 265/75/16...awesome set of tires.

All tires are pretty good and handling wet road conditions the first year but the LTX M/S (2) stay that way year after year. They are great in snow and evey handle off road conditions very well. On top of that they offer a comfortable and quiet ride down the road. They are the best out there.

When I was deciding which tires to purchase, it boiled down to the Michelins and another less expensive set. After weighing my options, I decided to go with the Michelins. Best decision I could have made. The handling, comfort, wear, and gas mileage made the extra money I paid for the Michelins worthwhile. Only tire I will ever buy.

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 had other brands of tires in my life but Michelin is the best tire I have ever purchased. The rubber is different from other manufacturers and the sipes truly go all the way down to the bottom of the tread life. What engineering! I just put my second set of LTX MS (The new ones are MS2) They ride very nice and have the stability I'll need when the time comes. (I got 75,000 miles on the first set. I could have gone farther. I am looking forward to snow in the Sierra. I have Michelin tires on my semi as well. Same reasons. Michelin. As good as tires get. You get what you pay for.

I purchased a set of LTX M/S2s for my 2006 Chevy Tahoe a couple years ago. They made a huge difference in the ride and performance compared to the factory tires. We take an annual trip to Colorado in the summer (1,700 miles round trip) in addition to our normal everyday driving. I couldn't ask for a better tire, and neither could you. If you drive an SUV, this is the tire for you!

I have had the LTX ATX and LTX MS originals on my 99 chevy pickup. Both great tires. Currently the LTX MS tires are still on my truck with 6/32 left and over 60,000 miles. I put the LTX MS2 on my wifes 06 Tahoe for this reason. We live in the Rocky Mountains in a ski town and I prefer one tire that can handle snow, ice and summer, these do it all in great fashion. I love these tires in the winter and they are quiet on the summer roads. I will never buy anything but Michelins from now on. I did put another brand on the Tahoe first and they did not last the expected mileage, these have done great with over a year of use I still have many more to go. In my experience Michelins go well beyond the warranteed mileage if rotated properly. My Father had a set that went over 80,000, Wow, can you imagine! Value is in the mileage, pay alittle more now and enjoy not worrying about performance or replacing tires for many years.

This is not my first set of Michelins. Bought trucks that had other brands and they do not ride like a Michelin. Had others throw of the tread and did not last as these do. Rotate them watch your air pressure and they will last a long time and give me confidence and the feeling of a good ride.