I use my 4 Runner mostly on paved surfaces and in the snow and ice of Minnesota roads. I studied vendor sites for their tire information. LTX M/S2 had a good balance of meeting my needs and good comments from other buyers. After a year of use I have no complaints. During the snow last winter I was please with grip and control. I recommend you take a look and see if it fits your needs.

I bought these tires for my 2000 Ford Excursion back in August 2013. Unbelievable difference the minute I got behind the wheel with these m/s2's, ride quality, braking, and winter/rain driving all improved dramatically. Would highly recommend this tire, not cheap but worth every penny. I waited to do this review to judge Wear-Life and I am more than impressed with that aspect of the tire. This past Michigan winter has been a true testament to the capability of these tires in poor weather.

I have owned Michelin tires for decades. I have owned three Ford E150 vans. My latest has a 3/4 ton suspension. It rides like a rock and can slide on any slick surfaces. The newest LTX M/S2 tires are formulated to be a little softer and the grip is better. That's what I wanted and that's what I received.

It's a great riding tire. This is the second set I have put on my 2003, 2500 HD Chevy. I have 104000 miles and still going. My next set of tires, in about four years, will be Michelin. This tire in not cheep but they say you get what you pay for, for the price, it is a great tire to have on my truck. Quality, Security, and Safety for me and my family.

When I got my new LTX M/S2 tires put on my Dodge Durango, I knew I made the right choice. I needed a reliable, non-noisy, stable, road friendly tires and that is what I got. The ride is smooth, no outside noise. They work well in the rain. Michelin tires are the way to go.

I love these tires! I drive many miles often hauling heavy loads in a Chevy 3500 series Van. The handling and traction in all kinds of weather is terrific and these tires last. I typically get 88,000 to 92,000 miles out of them. Well worth the money, having tried other brands for less, only to be disappointed. I would encourage anyone to buy these tires, especially if you carry a lot of weight or people.

I have been a Michelin customer since the late 1960's. I have always replaced OEM tires with Michelin so I do have some experience on comparing performance. My latest Michelin's, the LTX M/S2, are on a F-150. They gave me a slight improvement on highway mpg and have great wet traction. I have yet to have the truch fishtail. One reason I stick with Michelin is that they last. These tires have around 30,000 miles and still have more than half the tread left. Our car has the MXV4 and they perform equally as well. I always feel safe riding on Michelin's.

I have had Michelin Tires since 1965. I have well over One(1) Million miles on various installations including the MS series. If you are having any problems with these tires, you may be having a vehicle probllem. I have had nine chevrolets, and everyone has had to have new shocks to stop tire problems. Dodge diesels pick-ups have gone through suspension problems after 75,000 miles causing tire wear. I now have an F-150 Ford with over 55,000 miles on it and with regular rotations, tires still have another 20,000 on them.

I have had LTX tires on my trucks because of their construction site performance and that they do not howl at you on the freeway. The improvement from the LTX to this M/S2 is noticeable, especially in the rain. I was not expecting this much of an improvement on a tire that i used for years, glad to see your research development pay off for my excitement.

The ride is very smooth. They were also a great price. Previous tires (not Michelin) were bouncy, didn't last long. I have the tires rotated and checked about every 3,000 miles when I have an oil change. I would definitely purchase Michelin again. This is the first time I have purchased a Michelin tire but when I need tires again, Michelin will be the one.