Replaced factory Firestones at 27600 with LTX A/T2 same size. So glad to have new shoes, these Michelins are the bomb. Made in USA stamped on each tire! Have had other Michelin both car and light truck tires get plus 80,000 miles. Regular rotate and alignment, maintain good air and I expect to see that out of theses. So far just riding down the highway they are nice and quiet. Watching gas mileage! Hope to sample them pulling boat and RV soon.

I just replaced my first set of Michelins with an even better riding, better mileage producing tire than the originals. You can't beat the ride, AND now I even see improvement in the MPGs too. Michelins just keep getting better. For a 12 year old SUV you would think it was brand new by the ride.

These are the best tires I have ever owned bar none. I have 225,000 on my tires and I rotated them every 5000 miles. They still have more life in them and they all wore evenly. I just bought a new set just like them and I will probably never buy another brand.

I have 19,200 miles on my 17 Silverado 2500 HD. These are standard OE equipment, regular rotation. Bought new tires as these are pretty much unserviceable at this point. Got stuck on a small patch of packed snow in the tire dealers parking lot last week before installing new tires. Very disappointed for a premium tire.

2012 Ford F-350 Lariat Diesel - My first set of LT 275/65R20E were Original Equipment. I got 65,000 miles out of them with approx. 10,000 miles remaining. Lot's of highway miles with a good mixture of east coast suburban miles. Rain and snow traction remained very good through the life of the tire. I tow a 24ft. boat and a car trailer throughout the spring - fall. I just purchased my second set! Spend the extra money it's well worth it!

I was a bit aprehensive about purchasing this set of tires , but have been very glad I did. I tow a bass boat and when towing my Yukon holds the road better and does not slide on the rear end traction. I used to put vehicle in auto 4 to control wet traction but haven't since owning these tires

These tires only lasted 32K miles before they were worn to the wear bars. Just unacceptable performance from a premium off road tire. 2011 F150 mostly all highway miles with a conservative driving style. This is my last set of Michelins for a while.

We are at 67,500 on this set. I'm replacing them with same with plenty of miles left on them only because of a small piece of metal in one of them. MUCH better tire than the Firestones that came on truck new. Good all around tire...ride, quietness, fuel mileage and traction. I say good all around but I don't think this is an off-road tire. We tow a 12,000 lb 5th wheel camper and these tires do very well. That said I have been stuck in the mud...hey if you ain't been stuck, you don't know what the truck or tire will do. This is a 3/4 ton diesel truck but I have gotten 94,000 miles out of a set of ltx/Ms on an SUV. Just buy the right tire for the application. I won't use anything else.

Michelin tires have always stood for quality in my book. It's the only tire that I have owned that has never separated or had a quality defect and I have owned almost every brand during my 65 years of tire use. They may cost a little more up front but in the long run you get a safe and quality tire that you can depend on. Your return on investment is secur with Michelin.

I use my new Michelin truck tires for mostly highway commuting. The road noise and the smoothness of the tires are great, this is why I chose the tires and they have worked as advertised. While the price on the tires were a little more than the competition, I feel they were a good investment for the long run, in terms of durability and reliability