Full time RV'er drive a 07 5.9 DRW RWD Mega cab Dodge with LTX M/S 2 235 80R17 tires, pulling a 37' HH around 15,000 lb. Got 40K oem front tires & 50K on back. Replaced with LTX M/S got 85K on 2 tires & 75K on the other 4 that still had 3/32 tread on the tires. Well I am replacing all 6 tires at this time. When you take the walking out the door price of the tire & add up the cost per mile, I think not only the best tire but the cheapest tire I can buy, only if I take care of them. I do rotate my tires every 5,000 miles & think that has helped get that kind of mileage. As they do cost to much not to take care of.

It was a little over a year since I bought these tires when on July 4th it had been raining for a week. I decided to beat the holiday trafic by leaving out early for the airport. At 5:30 am I was sideswiped by a drunk driver. She removed my Silverado's rear axil but my tires held the road. The force of the impact sent me over a 26 degree embankment sideways and if it were not for the quality of my tires holding the road the force quite possibly would have rolled the truck. Even after slamming sideways into a 6" curb the tires held. Wheels damaged, brakes and axil removed; but my Michelins took the beating and held strong. They will be on my next vehicle.

A Little over a year ago, I purchased a used Ford Expedition and it was in need of a new set of tires. I have learned over the years that going for the cheapest brnad is not the best way to go, because you usually suffer from poorer performance and less durability. I bought the LTX/MS2 Michelin tires and have been very pleased with the performance. I live in Colorado so I get to see a lot of snow and rain, and it has proven to provide superior traction in all elements. I would definitely buy these tires again and would recomend them to anyone.

Michelin tires are the best! I have the MS2 on my one ton dually truck. My husband got on an "economy kick" and bought another brand tire. They were wore out within 10000 miles!! He learned his lesson. Michelins always give great wear longevity and hold up to any load I can put on my truck. Of course I wish the cost was less. But in the long run they really are the best buy! I have total confidence in Michelin tires.

My 2009 Traverse always felt heavy turning, stopping and overall control on the road. I was happy to know I had a choice on the MS2. The LT version vs the P (passenger) version has eliminated this problem. I now have excellent wet road turning, stopping and more responsive lane changes and control on the road. I made the right choice selecting LT over the P factory recommended tires!

This is my second set of Michelin LTX M/S tires. I did not exceed the mileage with the first set but after 8 years it was time to replace them due to age. These tires are amazing and there is simply no other choice for my '02 F250 PS SD. Smooth, good grip in all weather conditions and durable/even tire wear. I had friends suggest cheaper tires but you get what you pay for and with the Michelin LTX M/S2s, you get it all.

I really can't say enough good things about Michelin tires, I remember as a young boy my uncle had them on his Karman Gia. He claimed that they were just the best he'd ever had! As a teen my dad bought me my first set of michelins,and I was hooked! As a young man I couldn't always buy michelins, & I was never satisfied. I found that after having the best , that I would rather go to the wrecking yard & buy a used set of michelins , than a new set of anything else. I'm serious! Now I don't purchase anything else. They always last longer than what they claim, they ride & handle better than any other tire period!

I love these tires! I drive many miles often hauling heavy loads in a Chevy 3500 series Van. The handling and traction in all kinds of weather is terrific and these tires last. I typically get 88,000 to 92,000 miles out of them. Well worth the money, having tried other brands for less, only to be disappointed. I would encourage anyone to buy these tires, especially if you carry a lot of weight or people.

No street tires ride better nor give you traction in rain and snow like these. In neutrral they even prove that they will glide better and further than any other tire i have owned, even on the same type of vehicles. This translates to better fuel efficiency and comfort.

2/21/2013. 2001 Ford F150 Supercrew 4x4. I just removed and discarded my old Michelin LTX-M/S's when they had 123,303 miles on them, when wear-bars on one of the 4-tires were down to 2/32" (other 3-tires were at 3/32" or more). These old LTX-M/S's were 8-1/2 years old (bought in July '04), and began showing a one or two minor signs of dry rot. Absolutely no complaints!! Great and reliable performers!! Without hesitation, I purchased the current design of Michelins, LTX-M/S2's. I hope to again get another 120,000+ miles on these, too!! I had always hear about fantastic mileage on Michelins, and I have now lived that same story.