This is my second set of the LTX M/S, but this time I went with the LTX M/S2. Smooth ride, rugged, go anywhere, tackle any terrain. I can use any surface or no surface at all when I am using the back roads of Virginia (some of these roads really would not be considered back roads) but the ride, and the performance from the LTX M/S2 are fantastic. I would give this product, 5 STARS

I bought these to replace some aging A/T tires (different brand) on my full-sized van. The old tires had been great, but did not have the tread depth to survive another Michigan winter. The reviews looked good on the MS2 tires, and they came highly recommended. I have had Michelin tires on other cars, and know to trust the name. The pros: 1. The MS2 is a highway tire, and much quieter than the A/T tires that I had previously. 2. The tread pattern is deep, and the siping provides excellent traction in snowy/icy conditions. Overall, I'm very impressed with the traction. Straight-line braking is good. 3. The ride around town is comfortable. The cons: 1. Even when properly inflated, these tires do not provide good handling at highway speeds. The old tires that I had previously gave a much more crisp steering response. My vehicle is very large, and I don't expect it to corner like a sports car, but the MS2's make me feel like I'm piloting a large boat, when compared with the ride and handling with my old tires. There are significant delays in steering response, and "wallow" in the back end of the van, even under gentle cornering and lane changes on dry roads. I have to anticipate curves on the highway and turn into them earlier than before in order to maintain good lane position. Even when not towing a trailer, cross-winds can be a bit scary, whereas with the previous tires I had, wind gusts were just a minor annoyance. 2. My fuel economy has been down since I had these tires put on. I can't say for sure that it's due to the tires, and it's only down by 1-2mpg, but that is a significant percentage when the overall fuel economy average for this large vehicle is less than 15mpg. Conclusion: If I had known about the 30-day satisfaction guarantee on these tires, I would have chosen to swap them for a different brand. I'm not an expert, but my guess is that the sidewalls are just not stiff enough to provide confident handling on the highway.

Michelin has a long, long, long history of manufacturing the highest quality tires worldwide! That reputation is very well earned and deserved! I purchased a new set of LTX M/S2 tires a couple of years ago for my 2008 Nissan Titan, and they have performed flawlessly! They do everything they are advertised to do! That alone makes them a great value! I have never known anyone personally who had anything remotely negative to say about Michelin tires. Now that's a reputation you can trust! This is my first set of Michelin tires. I guarantee you that they won't be my last! I couldn't be happier! Buy Michelin. You won't be disappointed!

Bought these tires to replace a set of Michelin Latitudes that were dry rotting that only had 52k on them. We purchase Michelin for all of our cars and we expect the best from them, these LTX's are no difference. The LTX's are quite and feel awesome!

I have been running the LTX M/S series for several years. I now have a 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee 5.7L and with over 70,000 miles I just bought my second set of these. The confidence it brings when driving on wet or snow roads is unreal. I have had to do panic stopping on the highway in traffic and even when wet the antilock brakes don't engage. Snow is fun as it's like the road is dry and not slippery, I laugh at other SUV's that spin taking off at an intersection. Best tire I have ever owned; they are pricey but you get what you pay for applies here!

I have owned 7 sets of LTX M/S tires. They have been on standard vehicles to 1 ton pickups. They have performed without any problems and they provide a great ride and great traction. I use them on my pickup for snowplowing. When you take off the factory tires and put on Micheline LTX M/S, it is like a night and day difference. Great tires!!! Keep up the good quality Michelin!

I have been running Michelin tires for 25 years. They have provided the best all weather braking and the longest wear, that those I used before. After purchase of a new car, I sell the factory tires and replace them with "My road insurance policy" new Michelin's.

I wanted a great tire for my Sequoia and made the right choice. The car runs smooth and quiet which I wanted. Don't do a lot of highway driving but that is when you know you have a great tire. Excellent in snow and I feel totally safe. I have nothing negative to say about the Michelin LTX M/S 2.

I drive on these tires daily & have for years .... they are the best driving,riding & long lasting tires I've ever had.... They may be a few $$$ more but if you keep them rotated properly ... you will get years of great use .... #michelintiresforever

Having towed the same heavy trailer for 480K miles, these are the best preformance tires for mileage, road/ride issues, and traction. Higher speed interstate driving, with sometimes more weight that is advised... This is the only tire manufacture that hangs together until the tread is gone. Oh, not quite correct, the OEM tires had no issues, but only lasted less than 30K miles. Negatives... These may cost more up front by a $10 ro $20 bill but when they last twice as long cost per mile is far less that what ever comes close. I've gone through other mfg's and one I had 14 tires replaced under road hazard, #14 did $3000 body damage to the box of the truck. They all went, replaced with LTX MS and never looked back. The big chain that was road hazarding the lesser brand asked me if I ever had Michelin, and if I had issues them. Yes I had them and never had a problem with them for roughly 70K miles. The guys comment was Michelin has very few ride issues and only build "best" tires, not good, better, and best. These LTX MS2 are not like the factory original "A/" series tires that folks around here do not like due to lack of traction. What I want for my winter selection is studable winter tires. When Michelin comes out with those I have a set of 4. When will they be out??