67K miles on my '05 Tahoe and they still look and feel good. 28K miles on my '11 F-350 Diesel, pulling a 12K 5th wheel with total confidence. 34K miles on my wifes Camray. All with Michelin Tires. I've been buying Michlelin's since 1991 and never had any problems and don't expect any. When you live in SE Texas and the summer heat is unbearable, You don't gamble with tires.

These tires continue to hold up well. After 30000 and I continue to get comments from the various mechanics that work on my 06 Dakota about how great these tires look and if I just got them. I'm very happy with there performance in both snow and rain. Only complaint I have is they get fairly loud when I get above 70 mph. But they are truck tires and I'm driving a truck not a sports car. So for me the noise is no problem

I was ready to pull the trigger on a set of these LTX at2 but noticed they're not rated for severe snow. Curious why. They look like they have plenty of siping. May have to switch to BFG A/T, but didn't want the noise. Wife likes her Defenders, but these look better for trails.

We have been using LTX "E" series tires since the first tread design, on our 2004 3500 Chevy 15 passenger Express. I don't trust any other tire for my family. I can live with the minor noise these tires create. This tire can also handle very heavy loads with no noticeable change in handling characteristics.

Michelin Tires are the only tires I will ever use till the day I die! I run LTX MS2 on my Ford truck and mothers Chevy Tahoe. When we first put Michelin's on the Tahoe, there where LTX M/S. put those on through Discount Tire back in 2003 and finally had to replace them in 2011. With the quallity of the tires the still had tread on them for another 60k miles! Just seeing that right there has me ONLY buying Michelin Tires for every car/truck we own! THANK YOU for the best quallity tire in the US!!!

I have these tires on my GMC 2500 HD ( E rated) and my son's 1500. They take minimum weight to balance and are vibration free for the life of the tire. I put Michelins on my first car in 1970 and have been unhappy with any other brand to the point now I merely take new vehicles directly from the car dealer to my Michelin dealer and he swaps the tires for me. My friends that I have converted to Michelins have always commented later they will never go back to brand x --JD

I bought these tires a few years ago and they wore like iron. Really good in the snow at first, but after about 50000 miles they weren't as good as when new. Not much road noise but they had even wear. The only thing that I wished that these tires had was more deep siping for winter time driving. I replaced them with another brand after 60000 and could have gone another 10000 easy. But with winter coming on (and it was a doozy!) I decided to try another brand.

PuT These On 2008 Silverado Crew Cab. The QuIet Ride And Handling Are Far Superior To The OE Tire That Came On Truck. As Far As Wear, Hardly Any Noticeable Wear After Over 20,000 Miles, Where The OE Tires Only Lasted About 30,000 Miles. Extremely Pleased. WIll Always BuY Michelin Now.

The ride is unmatched and the warranty is great - I had a tire destroyed by something in the road and Michelin replaced it immediately. I frequently travel off-raod, in places that are hard to get to and have peace of mind with these tires. This is my 2nd pair on my 4Runner and I'll stick with Michelin.

I bought my 2018f250 mid 2018 and it came with these tires. I now have 35555 miles on them and they have probably a quarter life left. I don’t tow heavy very often but they’d be gone by now if I did. My pros are road noise and balance, these tires stay pretty well balanced as they wear and they are very quiet. My only con is life span, I wish they’d last longer. I’ll either get another set of these or some 37” tire. Michelin if you’re listening you guys should start making a more aggressive 35” and 37” tire for these newer diesels trucks.