I purchased a set of these in October of last year and have put about 5,000 miles on them and the ride and traction are superb. I have had no issues to date and don't plan on having any. They were not the cheapest tires on the market but I believe they are the best choice for this vehicle. I am looking forward to putting a set on my 2006 Honda Odyssey as well when it comes due. Patrick Chapman

I inherited a car from Mom's Estate that had a set of Michelin Tires. She always bought Michelin's. When it came time to buy another set for my 2001 GMC Sierra, I looked at, and priced several "Well-Known" brands. Thinking about how much I liked the ride of the tires on Mom's car, it just made sense to spend an extra $400.00 for a better set of tires. I have absolutely NO regrets. The tires are quiet, and give excellent traction.

I use my 09 Ford F150 for pulling my camper and sometimes pulling my son's 23 Ft fishing boat to the lake or on long camping trips. I sure like the appearance and how the truck rides, road noise and handles. In comparing the Michelins to what was on the truck when I purchased it new, Michelins are far superior. I will know more after a year and a Winter.

These tires came stock with my 2017 F150 and after 41K miles they have earned my respect. I commute 185 miles each day for work (highway mostly) and have had zero issues and have observed better than expected performance with regard to noise and mileage.

I recently replaced the front tires on my '03 Silverado pickup, trading a set of used-up Stampede light truck tires for Michelin LTX M/S2. I instantly noticed two things: much quieter on the highway, and the handling feel was markedly better. I have been a fan on Michelin tires for years now; this experience matches every other time I have traded up from some other brand to a set of top-quality Michelins. Always quieter, always handle better, and wear like iron. My next purchase: the other two tires, so that I am riding on Michelins all the way around. Michelins may be a little more expensive up front, but the payoff comes when you are passing the 60,000 or 70,000 mile mark and the tires are still performing just like they did when you bought them. I can hardly wait!

Put these on my 2011 Jeep Liberty Sport. Couldn't wait for the (upgrade) origional manufacturer tires to wear down enough to justify buying these Michelin tires. Extra smooth, quiet ride on all types of road surfaces. They handle great in curves, and you can actually feel them clinging to the road. I have bought Michelin tires for all my cars for over 30 years without a single problem. Well worth the money!

My new set of Michelin Tires on my Ford Explorer 4x4 have provided a noticeable improvement in overall ride comfort. Smooth and quiet with excellent handling characteristics in all aspects of driving in any weather condition. The tire is firm in cornering and braking yet provides a soft comfortable ride on and off road. There is a difference in using a quality tire and I will continue to use only Michelin Tires on my vehicle in the future.

I purchased these tires for my Chevy Avalanche and could not be happier. The improved ride and stability are amazing. I could not believe the dramatic improvements to an already great riding vehicle. There is decreased road noise and these tires really remove the water from the treads. They look, ride and perform perfectly.

I put the set of LTX M/S2's on my 2010 Tundra and could not believe the change in the ride and handling of the truck. No road noise at all. If you want to improve the ride and handling of your truck invest in a set of M/S2's, you will be glad you did.

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!