I have had many heavy duty trucks (I am a building contractor ). Dooleys that work hard everyday, pulling heavy loads,pulling dump trailers and such. My last set of Michelin LTX-MS2 tires got over 75,000 miles, and never had any problems, when I buy a new truck I can't wait to get rid of the factory tires, they never go more then 15,000 miles. I own 6 vehicles and 5 of the 6 have Michelin tires, the 6th one will when the factory tires wear out!

I bought these in January after doing a lot of comparisons. The LTX M/S2 got very good reviews all over the net. I was able to use them a couple of times in the snow and they preformed very well. I have not tried them on ice yet. They ride very smooth and are very quiet. I give them a 10 out of 10. Some people complain about the price, I say you get what you pay for.

I needed to replace my tires on my 2013 Yukon XL and I decided to go with the Michelin LTX M/S2 set. That week I had to drive across the state of Michigan several times during some heavy spring showers and the tires performed like a champ. I felt secure as did my family. Also, I feel like the tires have reduced the road noise as well. Great first two weeks and I expect the Michelin brand to live up to its' reputation over the next 60,000 miles.

I've often commented to my car guy buddies how happy I was with the Michelin tires I put on my wife's Park Avenue. Specifically I said, "they are the roundest tires I've ever owned" For that very reason they were my brand of choice when replacing my O.E.M. 2002 Chevy Silverado's tires. Alas, after a mere 900 miles I took them back to my dealer with the opposite reason that made me purchase them in the first place. The dealer found all four tires were not round and no amount of computer balancing would make them any better. To my surprise Michelin replaced all four. Day and night difference. The second set are every thing I expected. The ordeal was inconvenient but all things concidered, painless. Thanks to a reputable American Company.

70K TIRE RATING: NOT GOING TO GET EVEN CLOSE TO 70K. AT 49K MILES NOW, TIRES ARE WORN OUT. HAVE HAD SEVERAL SETS OF LTX M/S ON SEVERAL DIFFERENT VECHICLES AND WAS VERY SATISFIED. SOMETHING HAS CHANGED WITH THE "NEW LTX2 M/S". WONDERING IF THEY HAVE MADE THE RUBBER MUCH SOFTER, RESULTING IN FASTER WEAR ? VERY DISATISFIED WITH MICHELIN, PAYING THE HIGH END PRICE AND NOT GETTING HIGH END QUALITY. WILL HAVE TO CONSIDER MY OPTIONS ON NEXT TIRE PURCHASE.

The overall performance and longevity of the tires is outstanding. Over the years I have tried other major manufacturer's so called equivalents, but I always go back to Michelin. They just plain, ride and steer better plus they last for typically twice the mileage, and only cost a few dollars more.

I have a 3/4 ton pickup and have tried several different brands of tires. None have come close to the tires that I have now. The ride is fantastic. Far better than any tire I tried in the past. When these are ready to be replaced - the same tire will be going back on my Truck. Thank you!

I have being very please with my tires in my pathfinder that I would by a set of them after these ones are due for a change. I have had no issues with flat repairs and they have perform up to my satisfaction that I even bought michelin tires for my minvan also. The price is fair I know I could have paid less for a different brand but michelin tires are to me the best.

I drive about 1300 miles a month around the city. My previous tires were horrible in any type of precipitation and had left me stranded in the snow. I did a lot of research on tires and the tires I ended up with were rated very high in satisfaction for performance in rain and snow. So far I have only been in three snow storms, but plenty of rain and I have never felt safer. They stick to the road, there is no slipping and they push through the snow as if there wasn't any on the road. I can easily say they are worth every penny, especially if you plan on keeping your vehicle for many years!!

I've been using Michelin Tires since 1972, and I have a set of LTX M/S2 on my Bronco, and now I'm getting ready to buy a set for my Explorer. I'm 100% sure that Michelin won't let me down on this set either. Michelin Tires are the BEST! Try them, you'll be glad you did.