I have owned many tires in my almost 65 years and none have ever matched Michelin. Recently my wife and I retired and drove 7200 miles over a 48 day period, from Arizona to Connecticut south to Florida and back to Tucson AZ. The performed more than excellent. On a freeway in Connecticut we hit a piece of 4 in channel steel. We checked the tires and there appeared to be no damage. We contintued our trip without any problems. When we arrive home it was time for another tire rotation and we found a deep cut in the tread. The dealer replaced the tire and told me we made it because we were on Michelin tires, and that is why I will alway buy youre tires.

for a 70,000 mile tire, I had to have them replaced at 25,00 miles for weather checking after 4 years. tires were not driven in winter and garaged for 6 mths when off the road. roughly 25,000 miles on tires, which were mostly towing our 5th wheel RV. with the medial adjustment we received, tires still cost more than when we purchased new tires 4 years ago. just wish my wage went up that much per centage

There rolling resistance is great, and the braking under wet conditions is much improved from the M/S. Love them so far after 18000 miles. Waiting to see the longevity, the M/S lasted 100,000 miles for me. These are supposed to be better, we will see.

Have been a loyal Michelin tire user for past 30 years. This last set of tires have been disappointing to say the least. I had to return to the dealer and have one tire replace in the first week (out of round). This set of tires is not as smooth and quite as you expect from Michelin. Will consider other brand next time. Thanks, KC

My Grandfather always swore by michelin tires. He said to me as a young boy. They might cost a little more. But you really get what you pay for with this tire company. Many years and many other cheaper brand tires and total dissatisfaction. Noise. Poor traction. Poor tire life. Air pressure problems. The list goes on. I am a very proud owner of michelin tires. Grandpa isnt around anymore, but im sure he would be smiling. I know I am. There is just no comparison to the . Ride quality. The almost no noise. Super awsome traction. Better fuel economy. Michelin tires just give you that sense of security. My grandpa was so right.

We have bought Michelin LTX tires for 20 years. Our Pathfinder is 17 years old and goes everywhere , no matter what the weather. We now have them on our 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe. We live on a one-lane, steep, winding road, and we made it our every day in winter 2009. On the highway, in all kinds of weather, they just FEEL safe.

I have over 100 vehicles in a rural fleet; more than half of them traveling on highways and on gravel back roads. Whenever I change from another tire brand to Michelin, the drivers vocally praise the improvement in ride, handling and quietness -- they're that much better! Yeah, Michelin tires cost more, but I don't worry about the tires on our vehicles when they're Michelin. Previous "other-brand" tires have had abnormal wear patterns, frequent flats and even tread separation, loud noises (is that the tire or a bearing going bad?), and didn't handle well. But even with continuous alignment issues of more than half of our vehicles (a manufacturer design flaw), the Michelin tires wear exceptionally well and compensate beautifully. Flats are a fluke with Michelin and usually require running over something larger than a big bolt -- flats just aren't common with Michelin, period. And forget about tread separation! It doesn't happen. And the Michelins are very smooth and quiet -- and handle well in just about any weather condition. They are worth the extra money -- even when I buy about 200 tires per year! I won't buy anything but Michelin now and my drivers are quite happy about that.

I have a 2000 GMC sierra with four wheel drive I use primarily as a car but I do pull a twenty foot boat occasionaly. These tires greatly improved the ride and are much quieter than what I had before. They also appear to have increased my mileage about two miles per gallon. Even if they didn't give me increased mileage I would still be very satisfied with them.

I put four new LTX MS2 tires, in size 245/75 R16 on my '05 2wd 1500 5.3 V8 Chevrolet Suburban last summer. The improvement in ride and fuel economy was immediate. I am not lying, or exaggerating when I say, at 60 mph, on flat freeway with the cruise control on, A/C on, we average 27 mpg. Simple fact. Tested again and again, and again today. Onboard computer and calculated at the pump. Great tire. Highly recommended.

The Michelin LTX tires are the best handling tires I have ever had on my truck. Living in a mountain town were it snows a lot traction is a high priority for me and since purchasing MIchelin tires I do not need to put my truck in 4x4 as much as I used to. This saves on gas driving up the mountain road to go to work. Also got a mpg increase on the highway of 2 miles per gallon and the 70,000 mile warranty I could not have made a better tire choice. If you are not on MIchelin tires you are missing out.