I use these tires primarily in the city to get to school but I also go on road trips from time to time. It is nice to have peace of mind especially on road trips that these tires are not going to give me any trouble. I've put over 20,000 miles on them and the tread on them still looks new. I feel very safe when using these in the rain and snow knowing that I still have plenty of tread and not having to worry about hydro planing. All in all a great tire and I would recommend this tire to anybody!

Whenever I can afford, or need, to get the best tires. I've always purchased Michelin. They last FOR EVER!! And they give you the best ride and traction you ever need. I have NEVER been disappointed with a Michelin tire. One time I had a blow out on one of my tires. Michelin made it right. I think that Michelins are the Best tires you can get for your money.

I've got a ram 2500 quad cab pick up and it came with the ltx AS which I had two sets of those and they were great. It took a long time for Michelin to make the LTX MS2 in the ram size, but they finally did. I have had the LTX MS on my other vehicle and they were great. I am slightly dissapointed in these because they are already showing wear on the outside edge of the rear tires. They have been rotated and balanced every 6,000 and properly inflated. Im not sure why this is happening. Again I have bought at least 4 sets of these for my other vehicles and been absolutely satisfied with them.

A vehicle is only as good as it performs. I am humored by Truck Manufacturers (in the same case, auto manufacturers) stating how well their vehicle handles, hauls, works and performs. The vehicles engine, transmission, special packages only have value of beneficial performance ONLY if the tires are able to perform. One accident, one mishap, or one non-scheduled problem as result of poor tires more than justifies the premium cost of this product over other lesser priced competitor brands. With this tire, I believe I am buying the BEST. And suggest same to others.

These tires are the next best thing to the old LTX M/S's. Good wear and performance. I've only had these tires for 15,000 miles and so far, they look like the day I put them on. The tires are LT245/75-17 Load Range E on a 2008 Ford F250 with a service bed, so the truck weighs 8500lbs at all times of the day. The previous tires (non-michelin) only lasted 33,000 miles and were showing drastic signs of wear at 15,000 miles and were bald at replacement.

I have a 2001 Tacoma 4x4. I drive a 50/50 mix of highway and city. I replaced my oem tires in 2007 and 6 years and 90,000 miles later I think it is time for so freash tires. I also replaced my wifes oem tires on her highlander, when it was still under warrenty and would get replacement tires for free. I went and put a set of Michelin tires on it and road noise and performance is 100% better. Cant say enough good things about there products.

Came new with CPO 4Runner. In ~48 months have put on ~30K miles on them. Still not down to tread wear indicators, but significant signs of dry rot. Tire model # has recalls, but apparently mine were manufactured outside the time window for the recall. Overall, like Michelins, and have purchased on other vehicles, but disappointed in the durability of these particular tires.

When I met my wife she had just purchases a set of LTX M/S tires and had 100k miles on her RX300. We sold the car to her mom with 212K miles. Same tires. They even had just enough left to pass inspection. From then on, I have never purchased any other brand. Any tire that can last that long is worth the money. I have an Explorer with the M/S 2's. they have a little over 25k on them now, and you can't even tell. Bought another set for my 2500 suburban. M/S 2's load range E. Have a set of of M/S's on a ranger. Also have michelins on my sisters jeep,my wifes van, and my moms van.I think I may have to buy stock in Michelin. They are the only tire that I trust to last. Unbelievable how quiet and smooth the ride is with these tires.

Installed these tires on an 06 Nissan Titan. I was so impressed with my first set that after 80000 miles I bought another set. A very smooth ride. My brother drove my truck and put them on his Titan too. More expensive than other competitors but well worth the money.

In my search to buy new tires, I researched tires high and low, read reviews, listened to friends and queried tire dealers before making my selection. The tires that came on my Dodge Ram 2500 diesel when new were Michelin tires. I figured that Dodge engineers knew best which tires would most impress a new truck buyer with handling, ride and comfort. I had experienced excellent tire life with the old set of tires so it became clear to me to replace them with the same tire that had been of my truck for the past 6 years. I like them!