This is not my first set of Michelins. Bought trucks that had other brands and they do not ride like a Michelin. Had others throw of the tread and did not last as these do. Rotate them watch your air pressure and they will last a long time and give me confidence and the feeling of a good ride.

A vehicle is only as good as it performs. I am humored by Truck Manufacturers (in the same case, auto manufacturers) stating how well their vehicle handles, hauls, works and performs. The vehicles engine, transmission, special packages only have value of beneficial performance ONLY if the tires are able to perform. One accident, one mishap, or one non-scheduled problem as result of poor tires more than justifies the premium cost of this product over other lesser priced competitor brands. With this tire, I believe I am buying the BEST. And suggest same to others.

I love Michelins and Hondas! They go well together. When I bought my new Honda Element 4WD a few years ago, I had no idea how bad the factory tires were. I did my research - read up on tires on Element blogs and various tire blogs. Everyone consistently said Michelin LTX M/S2 were the best for the car. I then looked at all the Elements I saw on the road to see which tire manufacturer people were driving around on - Michelin won hands down. WOW! What a difference! As soon as I drove away from the tire store, I was amazed at how good the tires felt - good grip, low tire noise (amazingly low), steering was much better, and the ride was fantastic. I've been buying Michelin tires for 35 years (5 vehicles) and I can't imagine buying another brand. Thank you Michelin!!

I had a set of 4 P235/75R15 tires installed on my 2000 Dodge Dakota and as I was leaving the tire shop and got on to the streets of Tucson, AZ (full of potholes) it seemed like I was in a totally different truck than when I went to the tire shop. It was like driving a totally different truck (like a new one). This is my second set of Micheilin tires (had a set on an older Dakota). Hope I get the same mileage/service on this set as on the other set. Would strongly recommend thes to the next person.

My previous tires on my truck were Michelin and I got great tire wear and mileage. I'm keeping this truck as long as possible so when it was time to change tires it was a no brainer. I again chose Michelin LTX M/S2 for safety and durability. I expect to get in excess of the stated mileage of the tire the same as I got with my first set. I will continue to purchase Michelin tires for my wife's auto for the safety and great ride.

Had to rate this tire, because a few folks were not happy with tread wear. I have 22,000 miles on these tires in a 4x4 Silverado Crew Cab ( not your lightest vehicle). I have 9/32 - 10/32 left on this tire. They were new at 12/32 so at this rate of wear I should be able to get 70,000+ like most folks get out of this tire. They are also very quiet, and handle beautifully. I live in the mountains and they are great in the snow or rain. Prior to purchasing I studied up on tires and I believe that this was the highest rated tire ever built by any manufacture and now I can see why. Those that have rated the wear as not satisfactory might want to get their truck in for an alignment. I have been very please with this tire in every aspect.

I purchased a new 2012 F150 in May 2012. I had the original tires removed the day that I took delivery and replaced them with LTX MS2's. I have run these on other vehicles with great service in ride quality, handling, and mileage expectancy. My current vehicle just turned 25k miles and the tires look great. They are rotated at every 5k oil change, which is critical to maintain even wear.

These tires always meet or exceed the wear out warranty while maintaining their ride quality. I have yet to experience a better riding, long life tire. This is my third set. One thing to keep in mind that proper vehicle maintenance (tire rotation, inflation checks, and alignments including worn front end part replacements including shocks and struts always ensures maximum tire life.) I worked 20 years in O.E. automotive testing field. Many of my fellow employee's use Michelins and they have long commutes. They also have recorded well over 100,000 miles on Michelins ...... That's what has sold me over the years.

I have dual wheels on the back of my truck and the outboard tires wore over half of the tread off in about 9 months. Rotation is VERY important with the ms2 tire. I am not satisfied with the tire wear at all but otherwise it is an AWESOME set of tires! Great on ice, snow, rain, etc and very quiet on the highway. Maybe Michelin will give me a new set of tires for the rear since I bought them when they first came out.

I purchased a new 2012 Silverado which had another brand tire. The original tires road extremely rough so within two weeks I purchased what I always use, Michelin Tires. These new Michelin tires are great. The ride, traction and overall performance in the best. They may cost a little more but you get what you pay for.