This is my 4th set of LTX MS(2) ties for my truck, average mileage 74K to 80K. This latest set has a new wide center groove for snow and rain, not as much tread as before, hope they last as long. The traction is a little less because of the wider groove, but they are still a great tire for your every day driver.

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 is the second set (of 6) Michelin tires on my GMC dually. The first set got 75,000 miles and still had tread left. The ride is quite smooth - even for the heavy suspension on the 3500. We pull a 5th wheel and have never had a problem with Michelin tires. I also use Michelin tires on both cars - one of which is on its 3rd set of Michelin tires (218,000 miles total).

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

We put these tires on after we had wore out the LTX M/S tire we had on our truck. it road smooth, quiet, and comfortable. When we decided to trade in our truck we leveraged the tires to get a better deal. after 18K miles the tires were still looking brand new. so the salesman said thank you for saving him some money.

Michelin tires are the best! I have the MS2 on my one ton dually truck. My husband got on an "economy kick" and bought another brand tire. They were wore out within 10000 miles!! He learned his lesson. Michelins always give great wear longevity and hold up to any load I can put on my truck. Of course I wish the cost was less. But in the long run they really are the best buy! I have total confidence in Michelin tires.

I drive about 1300 miles a month around the city. My previous tires were horrible in any type of precipitation and had left me stranded in the snow. I did a lot of research on tires and the tires I ended up with were rated very high in satisfaction for performance in rain and snow. So far I have only been in three snow storms, but plenty of rain and I have never felt safer. They stick to the road, there is no slipping and they push through the snow as if there wasn't any on the road. I can easily say they are worth every penny, especially if you plan on keeping your vehicle 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.

I purchased a new 2012 F150 in May 2012. I had the original tires removed the day that I took delivery and replaced them with LTX MS2's. I have run these on other vehicles with great service in ride quality, handling, and mileage expectancy. My current vehicle just turned 25k miles and the tires look great. They are rotated at every 5k oil change, which is critical to maintain even wear.

These tires always meet or exceed the wear out warranty while maintaining their ride quality. I have yet to experience a better riding, long life tire. This is my third set. One thing to keep in mind that proper vehicle maintenance (tire rotation, inflation checks, and alignments including worn front end part replacements including shocks and struts always ensures maximum tire life.) I worked 20 years in O.E. automotive testing field. Many of my fellow employee's use Michelins and they have long commutes. They also have recorded well over 100,000 miles on Michelins ...... That's what has sold me over the years.