If your thinking about buying these tires but hesitant because of the price don't be! I have had a few sets of the Michelin LTX M/S on various trucks/SUVs and got over 70,000 out of each set. Since the M/S2's are the newer version I thought I would try them. So far I like them better then the M/S's they replaced but only have 10,000 miles on them. They provide good traction on dry pavement, snow and rain. Can't comment on trail ability of these tires. They provide a very quiet ride and wear evenly. Gas mileage is good and didn't change any from the M/S's to the M/S2's. I have never had a flat with these tires. I liked the looks of the white lettering on the M/S's better but it wasn't a deal breaker. I will continue to buy these tires for my trucks/SUVs for years to coming.

I bought my 2013 F150 new. The factory tires claimed that they were an all weather tire. Montana's winters have a way of proving the manufacturers wrong. After sliding through a few stops, I decided new tires were called for. After researching all tires available, I chose the best rated tires, Michelin. These tires have taken everything the back roads, mountain passes, highway and city streets can throw at them. After having them on for 12000 miles, so far, there isn't any sign of significant wear. The only hiccup I've had is a screw through one tire which was patched. These tires are quiet yet provide great traction. I highly recommend them to all my friends.

I have always bought Michelin Tires for my F150s and family cars. The current set of LTX M/S2 are just falling apart, chucks of the tread are coming off and I was told by the retailer that neither they nor Michelin would warranty the tires as this happens based on road conditions. Nothing has changed in the way I drive, the roads I drive on or the places I drive to, other then this set of tires. I have had the LTX M/S and LTX M/S2 on my previous 150. This truck came with another high end Italian manufacture's tires with no issues. My mechanic has never seen anything like what is occurring, in fact he recommend I ask for a warranty replacement. I would not recommend the LTX M/S2 to anyone, in fact we are looking to replace the tires on 3 vehicles. We will be looking at other manufacturers. Very sad that a company loses a life long customer by not standing behind their product.

The new LTX MS/2 tires proved to be a significant upgrade for my Lexus RX300. Road noise is loader than touring tires I could have chosen, but good traction in on and off road conditions was important for my driving. Very pleased with the results. I would purchase these tires again.

I have only used the LTX M/S on light trucks and SUVs for years. I have never had a set that I was dissatified with. With the M/S no longer available, I purchased a set of M/S2s. This is the first set of any Michilin tires that I DO NOT like. They handled and road good, but have NOT lasted. With only road miles, chunks are coming out of them. I'll be lucky to get 40,000 miles out of them. I usually got 80-90,000 out of the M/S. My dealer laughed when I showed him what these tires were doing.

These LTX m/s 10ply tires are on my F150, and travel 99% on paved roads, in all weather. They are run at 70#psi and just passed 78,000 miles, with enough tread left to go safely for another 20,000 miles. I believe they are partially responsible for my better than 19 mpg at highway speeds. At about 50,000 miles they got noticeably louder, but it was still a very quiet ride. In moderate rain at highway speeds, they occasionally feel as though they are hydroplaning somewhat-never a good sensation. I've already bought the exact same ones as replacements in the next 10-20,000 miles

These tires replaced Michelin ATX on a 2005 Tacoma PreRunner Access Cab. The LTX M/S2 are quieter and more fuel efficient. I was not happy with the ATX: loud and less mileage than with the original tires. The LTX M/S2 are a better fit since we do not do off road driving. We experience a much smoother drive. A good solid tire.

I needed a tire that would give me long mileage as well as good handling under wet conditions for my FJ Cruiser. I never expect a tire to actually last the full warranty period. But with Michelin they give their dealers the power to make adjustments immediately on your next set. This conviced me and the difference in driving was apparent as soon as I got behind the wheel. This is the best tire for the money on the market!

These tires are fantastic. Great on dry roads. Also it snows where I live. They are pretty good with snow. in Rain, I have no problems. I go through puddles all the time and it keeps traction. I use them in Snow, Dry, Ice, and Slush. they are very smooth. They also brake well in wet conditions. Overall these tires are cool.

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.