I really like Michelin tires and have them on all of my vehicles as well as my children. They do very well on wear and wet roads, especially. I have, however, had 2 instances over the last 5 years where we had a blowout due to tire failure before tires were at the wear markers. That issue concerns me a bit, of course. But I still buy these tires due to the comments noted above about wear and wet conditions.

Our RX300 has over 140K miles and since we dumpted the original tires at 13K we have used the LTX M&S and now the LT M&S2. with 60K out of each set there was still enough wear for the tire technician to take one set for himself. We now have over 10K miles on the newest model LTX and it is another top performer. I wish they made it in a size for my Sienna.

I have Michelin tires on all three of my vehicles. My t-bird has over 300,000 miles and has always had Michelin tires. Never had a flat and I like the braking capability in rainy weather.I have LTX MS2 on my Avalon and I get great fuel mileage and a comfortable ride. I like the strength of the LTX m/s2 on my Diesel Pickup as I pull a 4000 pound travel trailer, we just returned from a 2700 mile trip with no tire trouble. I like Michelin tires as they are always trouble free.

This tire is amazing so quiet on road and off road holds its own plus some. It has a nice look on my yukon. Should have been the OEM tire. Rain and wet condition driving I immediately noticed that it took less room to stop vehicle. Thank You for a great tire MICHELIN LTX M/S2

Amazing! I was driving in awful conditions in the mountains of Western NC, Wet, drizzle and mudslides. A rock about twice the size of a football rolled in front of my truck and the right front took the entire impact while I was cruising along at a safe speed but the impact destroyed the wheel and damaged the suspension system. What's amazing is the other three "bit" into the wet pavement and I know with the set I had just replaced I could have ended up anywhere! The tire blew but everyone is amazed at how tough the tire was! I'll stick to Michelin's!

Had this tire installed back in Feb of 2010, on my 2004 Chevrolet Silverado 1/2 ton crew cab truck. Instantly saw a difference in steering ease,road grip both starting and stopping, especially when roads were wet. This is the best tire I have had on any truck I've owned, and I've used other Michelin's besides other brands. Would definitely recommend them for pick-up trucks, but I have no experience with off road use as I drive only on paved roads.

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.

I have had these tires on my F-150 for over 30,000 miles and I have had no complaints at any time. I live in upstate NY where we get 150+ inches of snowfall during the winter. I have never felt like I could not go out and get done whatever I needed whenever I needed. The previous OEM tires were lousy in rain, snow, or even dry conditions. I will admit the tires are pricy, but I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone who asks. My wife's Yukon XL is due for tires this fall and I will be purchasing the same type for her vehicle.

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!

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.