I have used Michelin's on all my vehicles for many years. When I bought my 2014 Durango, it came with another brand. After 20,000 miles or so they were wearing. Michelins have been on it ever since and I not have almost 50,000 on them and not near wear points yet. Great traction in wet weather, low noise, and smooth ride. What not to like.

New 2014 F250 Powerstroke Most HP you can get! The tires are great in snow & rain! They get awesome traction. When you unleash all 440Hp they grab. Also get GOOD fuel milage with them 20 to 22 MPG. The ware is good to. Rotate every 7000 miles you are good to go. Recommend to a friend YES YES YES! I am getting new set for when it needs replaced

In 45 years of driving, this is the best tire I've ever owned. Cam as factory on my Tundra. Amazing traction. Never let me down. 55,000 miles and just now nearing the wear bars.Pulled 2 stuck chevy's out of mud and snow without any problem. Only issue I have now is that I can't find any of these in my size in stock anywhere.

This is the second set of Rugged Trail T/A on my 2003 Explorer. After the first set (OEM) ran nearly 70,000 miles I decided to buy them again. The second set did not last nearly as long, barely 40,000 miles and my driving is still the same. I rotate reguarly and have my alignment checked every six months. Very disappointing. I'm looking for new tires now and I'm reluctant to try them again. I truly can't recommend either way.

Have always been a fan of the Michelin tire. Don't know how often your customers get 100,000 miles out of their tires but I am coming up on that magical number. My Honda Accord has 195,000 miles on the odometer and the tires still have 4/32nd left of tread. They were purchased with 99,000 on the odometer, have had 3 low tire pressure warnings but never had one that left me stranded. Will recommend these to my family and friends. Thank you for building a GREAT PRODUCT.

I just got my 40000 mile service from my Ford Dealer andthe tech came out to tell me that my next visit, I should really think about buying new tires, because they were starting to wear really bad. I didn't believe him. One of the tires has only 25000 miles on it as the valve stem blew out and the tire disinegrated and had to be replaced. Even the replaced tire is worn to the point that after a couple rotations I can no longer tell which tire has the least amount of wear.

I HAVE A 2012 FORD F-150 IT HAD RUGGED TRAIL TA TIRES ON IT THE FIRST SET RAN 95,000 MILES I BOUGHT A SECOND SET THEY RAN 101,000 MILES I HAVE THE THIRED SET ON NOW AND I HAVE 317,000 MILES ON THE PICKUP, SO THESE TIRES HAVE SO THESE HAVE 120,000 MILES ON THEM I WORK IN THE OIL FIELD AND DRIVE ON GRAVEL ROADS EVERYDAY. THESE ARE THE BEST TIRES AND THE BEST TRUCK I HAVE EVER SEEN. THE SIZE IS LT 245/75R17 THANK YOU

I bought a set of these from a guy that had them on his 1 ton truck, he had them on for less than a year and under 2,000 miles. I can see why he sold them for so cheap, they have a very harsh ride quality. They do wear evenly which is a good sign but when I hit a bump...hold on for dear life. I have new shocks and no leaf spring issues but these tires don't help absorb any of that force from hitting a bump. Snow, wet and slushy road conditions are the enemy of this tire, terrible traction. Be ready to use your four wheel drive even with the lightest of snow fall. If you drive a GM truck with traction control oand stabilitrack, keep that turned off with these tires and your 4WD ready. I can see why the previous owner got rid of these for cheap, I see them for sale all the time for dirt cheap on local websites. It's time BF Goodrich stops overcharging for tires just because of the name. I used to have the 33 inch mud terrains but after these tires, never again

Just rolled over69K on these originals on my F250 4X4. Looks like I might get another 1 to 2K out of them, which is amazing the way I use this truck. Off road, constant high speeds pulling trailers in hot west Texas. Only complaint is not the best in mud, but fantastic in snow & loose gravel. Just got back from Alaska pulling a travel trailer. Roads from hell. No complaints on the tires, lots of folks had failures, these did great only 1 flat.

After purchasing the Michelin Defender 2 tires for my Lexus ES350, I have decided to get a new set for my RX350 with 245/50R20. The New Defender 2 tires have great handling performance in dry and wet weather conditions, and it also provides very quite and comfortable ride! In addition, it’s great to know that the New Defender tires will last for a very long time. I like the new tires very much and very happy with the choice I made.