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.

These tires ride so much smoother than the OEM tires, it's like driving a different truck. The OEM tires had a vibration. After rebalancing twice, I decided to buy the Michelin tires. The vibration was gone, and the ride was far better. These aren't the first set of Michelin tires I've owned, and they certainly won't be the last.

The tires on my 2008 Chevy Silverado were low on tread and I had a long trip planned. Arizona to Florida and back. So I started checking on new tires. I honed in on two or three brands, Michelin included. After all the dust settled, Michelin was by far the best value. So far they have been terrific. I go off road occasionally and they have performed well. Much quieter ride than the originals. I'm sold on Michelin.

Over the years I have always trusted Michelin Tires. I have them on my Lincoln Town Car and on my Roush 427R Mustang. However, these tires have less than 40,000 miles and the dealership where I purchased them are telling me I will need new tires very soon. I paid premium price for these tires and they are not going last anywhere near the miles I was told they would last! These tires never were used other than on the highway and local trips. I will be looking at other brands since these tires are all hype and not what Michelin advertised them to be. Very, very unhappy!

These tires went above and beyond my expectations, and I would highly recommend them to anyone. I put these tires on a Ford Ranger (which is my work truck) and they completely change the entire handling of the truck overall. They have preformed flawlessly in every condition thrown there way.

I have never owned a set of Michelin tires until now. They are on a long-bed, super cab F-150. The ride is excellent. Traction and cornering has greatly improved. Even the fuel mileage for my 5.6L engine has improved! I cannot speak to the traction on snow or ice yet, but it won't be long. The tires were expensive, but definitely worth the extra bucks.

I bought these tires based on the advertising fact that they willl get 70,000 miles. So far I have 20,000 miles on these tires and the show no signs of wear. They are also very quiet at highway speeds (65 to 70 MPH). Also, my fuel consumtion has improved by 1 mpg.

Replaced a set of LTX A/T's ~ 1600 Km ago. The A/T's had been a great tire, but were pretty beat up after a Canadian arctic trip and over 2000 Km of gravel. I elected to return to an LTX as I rarely need the A/T benefit & saw a ~5% fuel economy hit with the A/T's. So far usage has been about 50/50 gravel/paved Hwy. On the Hwy they are good w/ low noise, better gas mileage than the A/T's, good response & track well in heavy rain. On the gravel (logging roads in BC) they are also good & manage areas where the surface is soft well. The only mild complaint is they are more prone than the A/T's to trapping gravel in the treads

Great tires. Bought another brand to save money prior to these. Worn out in 40,000 miles. The previous two sets of these tires lasted 80,000 miles each. So the money I thought I was saving in fact cost me. Only Michelins for me from now on. Lesson learned.

This is my 6th set of Michelin LTX M/S tires on 3 different SUVs over 12 years; the last two sets have been M/S2 version. I drive a lot of miles in all conditions including 6000+ mile road trips. We're in Colorado and need performance onroad and offroad, these handle everything a stock 4Runner and Tahoe will handle in terms of 4-Wheeling forest service roads (not the nice ones either) and jeep trails. We've gone 4-Wheeling with our church's jeep club and been able to tackle everything on 'stock+' trails. Winter performance is exceptional on snow and ice conditions. Gas mileage is very good, better than comparable tires from other manufacturers. Best yet is the mileage we get out of them; on 4Runners ('96 and '03) I easily get 65,000 and just replaced my last set at 75,000 for winter driving (not yet to the wear indicators). Never had a flat, and the tires wear very evenly assuming your vehicle is well maintained. On my heavier 2002 Tahoe, the LTX M/S has worn much better than other name brand LT tires. I highly recommend to all, these are well worth the price for performance.