I put these tires on my Tahoe this past good Friday (2013) and so far they are wonderful. I've owned Michelin in the past and have put other brands on my vehicles but nothing compares. The ride was noticeably better even driving through the parking lot of the business where I purchased the tires. My experience is satisfied the more I drive. I would and do recommend Michelin Tires to all my friends/family.

The LTX M/S2 is a great tire. I had the LTX M/S tire and did more than 80 thousand miles through rain and more than 20 major snow storms 100's of mountain pass crossings with out one bit of problem. The LTX M/S2 tire new tread compound is looking like it has even better wet and icy road holding qualities. Road noise and ride are better than any other SUV tire I have ever experienced. I operate a fleet of vehicles and time and again Michelin Tire prove they are the best.

When I met my wife she had just purchases a set of LTX M/S tires and had 100k miles on her RX300. We sold the car to her mom with 212K miles. Same tires. They even had just enough left to pass inspection. From then on, I have never purchased any other brand. Any tire that can last that long is worth the money. I have an Explorer with the M/S 2's. they have a little over 25k on them now, and you can't even tell. Bought another set for my 2500 suburban. M/S 2's load range E. Have a set of of M/S's on a ranger. Also have michelins on my sisters jeep,my wifes van, and my moms van.I think I may have to buy stock in Michelin. They are the only tire that I trust to last. Unbelievable how quiet and smooth the ride is with these tires.

The last set of Michelins (LTX) we're bad at 30,000 miles. They still had tread left but they started riding rough and made a strange thumping noise. Had them balanced 4 times even speed balanced with very little success. During the short life of the tires I had them rotated and balanced with each approx 5,000 mile service. Question-Bad set of tires? Most likely. Could not get it resolved. Bought a different type of tire same company. Just beware and make sure of your warranty in writing.

We have these on our Ford F350 Crew Cab Dually about 4 years now, pulling all types and sizes of trailers from a 37' 5th wheel Toy hauler weighting in at 14000lbs empty in the Fl heat to backing a 25 ' car trailer up a gravel mountain road.These tire have handled it all very well.We make sure and rotate the tires and make sure we keep them inflated properly. Tires Stiil have a lot of tread left and we will proberly end up replacing them do to age not wear,we have not had problem 1 with these tires Highly Recommend!

I really like the tire. I have a set on my 07 king ranch. also ran the m/s on my 91,97,02,f150 my wife 94,98,explorer 04 mountaineer also have a set of primacy on her mkz great tires I also own holts tire and I recommend Michelin all the time to my customers thanks for making a best tires on the market.

All tires are pretty good and handling wet road conditions the first year but the LTX M/S (2) stay that way year after year. They are great in snow and evey handle off road conditions very well. On top of that they offer a comfortable and quiet ride down the road. They are the best out there.

We tow our Avalanche behind our Prevost Motorcoach. On the way to South Texas to spend the winter, we had a blow-out on our OEM tires shreading the 2 rear tires to pieces. I had done some research into Michelin tires, but had not yet picked out which "model" of Michelin tire to purchase. At the recomendation of the tire store, I went with the LTX M/S2 tire. Our vehicle is on the highway about 70% of the time. I wanted a tire that was excellent for highway usage and had a good warranty. 5 year later we are still very happy with our choice. This is a quiet tire. I highly recommend the Michelin LTX M/S2 tire.

I have a 2000 GMC 1500 Z71 truck and have and on my second set of Michelin tires. My truck has 193,000 miles on it and these tires just don't wear out. I've never bought a LTX M/S2 tire because it's worn out. I've replaced them because they have been on my truck so long that I thought it's just time to replace. Save money and buy MICHELIN. Period.

Well, I've run this tire on my 2007 LR3 for 90,000miles. I have been debating and researching switching to the A/T2 based on the retail price difference. However, with that kind of real world testing on the M/S2, I'm going to stick with it for another 90k. Obviously the tread life was exceptional. They also run quiet and performed well in the mountains of Colorado in both snow and wet conditions.