BOUGHT THE VEHICLE NEW HAD 300 MILES WHEN I DECIDED THE TIRES ON THE VEHICLE WHERE NOT FOR ME. INSTALLED A SET OF MICHELIN LTX M/S2. AFTER DRIVING THE VEHICLE A COUPLE OF MILES I SAID TO MYSELF IF THEY PUT THESE TIRES ON THE TRUCK FROM THE FACTORY THEY WOULD PROBABLY SELL MORE OF THESE TRUCKS.

Well this is my third straight set of LTX MS tires but this time I upgraded to the MS2's. I have nothing but great things to say about this tire. Every set has given me peace of mind and 75,000+ miles. I have a 1998 Dodge Ram 2wd shortbed pickup with 250,000+ miles and Michelin has been there almost the entire journey. Yes they are expensive, but good things usually are....and when it comes to my life and travelling 75+mph on the freeway, I'll trust Michelin every time.

I used to buy just any old tires for my trucks then my tire dealer talked me into trying the LTX. That was it, the ride, handleing,grip on and off road and not forgetting how long they lasted was impressive. I just bought a new set for my ford F250 , the last set ran for nine years. If thats not a selling point I don't know what would would be.

I fist had a set of LTX M/S tires on my 99 Ford Ranger. I was stationed in Alaska and ran these all year round with excellent results! A couple years later and I find myself on the east coast needing to replace the O.E. tires on my 09 F150. I went with the M/S2 and have been running them for about a year with over 10, 000 miles put down. Again I am impressed with the ride and wear these tires put down. I spend 90 percent of the time commuting on these tires but they still handle and look bran new. Excellent highway manners and a confident bite in the rain. I am very happy with my purchase and will continue to be a Michelin Man!

I drive 15 miles round trip to work everyday. 4 lane highway 50 mph. I pull a lawnmower trailer every 7-10 days. My OEM tires made 39000 miles and Replaced because of winter driving. These have 23,000 on them and are down to the wear indicators on all four. I run 70 psi nitrogen. tires are flat and even with no cupping. I have michelins on my other vehicle with nearly 66000 on them with no complaints. I am hoping this is just a bad set, as I have always had good luck and good service from michelin.

After years of being afraid to spend the money on these, and being disappointed with other brands, I decided to take the plunge. I'm glad I did, because these are some sweet tires. They ride good, are quiet, and grip great in the wet. Haven't tried them in the snow, but we don't get much anyways. I'm really hoping they last at least to the end of the mileage warranty, but the way the wife drives I doubt it. Give them a shot, you won't be disappointed!

This is the third set of Michelin LTX M/S2 tires that I have purchased. I have two suburbans and these tires are excellent performers in all kinds of weather. I have never gotten stuck using these tires and I end up pulling others out of the snow. They provide a quiet and smooth ride on the interstate and they do a nice job of gripping the pavement. I would definitely recommend these tires.

Live in Vermont in the mud and snow and love this tire for traction in the winter snow and ice, in the summer mud, on the road hauling a camper. Would buy each time the need arises. It is also a very good looking tire with my fancy rims. it is a great all around tire! Would recommend to anyone who would listen.

DRIVING MOSTLY IN TOWN, I HAVE ALWAYS EXPECTED TO GET LESS MILEAGE THAN WHAT TIRES WERE RATED . THE LTX M\S LINE HAS ALWAYS EXCEEDED THAT MILEAGE PLUS THIS CURRENT SET IS WIDER THAN WHAT I HAVE RUN IN THE PAST BUT PERFORM GREAT IN WET WEATHER! I WILL BUY MICHELINS WHEN THESE WEAR OUT.

I'm looking to buy my third and last set on my 11 y.o. Honda Pilot. I have gotten almost 100K miles per set. The next ones will outlast the pilot but they are The Way to run a pilot, so who knows, maybe the pilot will make it through this next set. Beyond incredible wear, the wet handling is simply awesome. I use them year-round and under 50,000 miles they are pretty good winter tires in New England (Cape Cod).