Every day Tire I only use Michelin M/S I brought the fisrt ones in 1992 and have never use any other tire!! The over all ride and wear it great!!!! I will never buy any other tire then Michelin M/S This last set of tires i brought was in 2006 and still have lot of tread on them and the ride is still great it is almost time to buy new ones!!! Keep up the good work Michelin and don't change a thing!!!!!!

I have a five year old truck and wanted to feel like I had a new truck. I bought the Michelin tires because they filled the bill both in ride and comfort. They also increased my milage by 1 to 2 mpg. To add a plus they are good looking with the whit letters. I have had two sets on my car and this is the second set on my truck. Snow is coming and I have no worries, Michelin will carry me through. GO MICHELIN

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.

So I shopped around for a tire that would best fit my 05' GMC Yukn Denali. I wanted something that was a nice, quiet, and a smooth ride. I wanted a tire that lasted as well. I have had friends with Chevy Tahoe's and Gmc Suburban's that purchsed inexspensive tires and didn't last very long and they found themselves buying tires once again after a couple of years or so. So that there told me you pay for what you get. The LTX M/s2's are a little pricey but com'on you're puttig tires on a SUV and with that little extra money spent, it fit the criteia I listed above in what I was trying to find in a tire. Rotate them like suggested and they will last. You won't be disatisfied!

I thought saving a little and going with another brand was a wise decision at the time. How wrong a was. I barely got 30,000 miles out of the other brand. I will never again make that capital mistake. Not only was the ride inferior , wear pitiful , the lesson learned was painful. My grandma once told me, 'If you buy the best you'll never be unhappy'. She always drove Michelin tires

This is my 3rd set on our family vehicles soon to be a 4th. I previously ran the LTX M/S the were the best light truck tire on the market. Now Michelin has stepped their game up with a softer riding longer lasting tire. I would say they have out done themselves but that is what you come to expect from Michelin. The BEST! Thanks

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.

I purchased a set of these in October of last year and have put about 5,000 miles on them and the ride and traction are superb. I have had no issues to date and don't plan on having any. They were not the cheapest tires on the market but I believe they are the best choice for this vehicle. I am looking forward to putting a set on my 2006 Honda Odyssey as well when it comes due. Patrick Chapman

This is my third set and I consistantly get 60,000 miles and that includes some heavy towing and hard use on a SRW one ton truck towing a 15K 5th wheel. Also, I have a tendency to replace them a little early since I live in a rainy climate. I would say 70K+ is not out of the question. Do the math as it pays to buy the best.

I have these tires on a 2002 Crew Cab 4x4 with a Duramax, Short Bed, 166k miles. The tires have improved on the older LTX M/S side walls. The sidewalls are stiffer and do not allow loads and trailers to push the vehicle sideways. Excellent control downhill with loads in turns. The tires are pretty quiet on the highway and have a good grip on the road, on and off road.