I just want to say that this is one of the best tires I ever purchaced. The highway ride is smooth, and the traction given off this tire in the dirt is pretty inpressive. For being an all terrian tire this tire is doing its job. I also will say this tire has good wear pattern. My research finally paid off..

I have had 3 tires of this line have catastrophic tread separations. One occured at highway speed and the other 2 occured after the tires had been removed from the vehicle when the separation was noted. These were discovered while the vehicle was parked and the tires were removed. From conversations with the tire dealer, this is common for this model of tire. These tires are rough riding and noisy. I was suprised how much better the replacement tires were( not michelins). They are difficult to keep in balance and have poor traction on anything but dry pavement.

My first contact with Michelin tires was on a new car I purchased in 1983. I got over 90,000 miles on those tires and replaced them only because the sidewalls were starting to crack from age. I have been sold on them ever since. The LTX A/T2 are for my 4X4 pickup truck. The ride is smooth and the tread noise is not noticeable on the highway. The tires look good and ride great. I hope to get many miles from them!

These are excellent tires. I had a set on my 2013 Chevy Silverado 2500HD. The original set hit 90,000 miles with tread still left. I had no flats and did nothing to them, other than rotating them regularly. I have never had a set of tires that have lasted that many miles. I put another set just like it on.

I've had a set of the LTX A/T2s on my 4Runner for about 4 years now. Excellent tires that grip well offroad and run fairly smooth on the highway. I'm definitely not expecting the same long life like my last set of LTX M/S (99,900!!!), but they seem to be holding up fairly well right now at around 55,000 miles. My next purchase will likely be the M/S tires again, but only because I'm on paved roads so much more... Otherwise, these are great tires!

The LTX A/T2 not only makes my Tundra look great but it is a great ride on the highway and backroads. I replaced my original Michelins with this all-terrain tire. It is durable, provides a smooth ride, has excellent traction, and can be driven anywhere. My wife wants to take the truck on all our trips now. It's the only ride where she has been able to take a nap in a vehicle.

I've purchased these tires before for my 2004 Dodge Durango SLT 4x4 and I work for a tire shop, I originally went with these tires because they looked great and the tread pattern is what i was looking for, get freeway and offroad use, I installed them the day before the snow hit our town and all i have to say i was extremely imressed it when through the snow and drove on ice no problems i didnt slip or slide once with them, i was driving around people stuck going up hills i even had to venture off the road becuase cars and downed trees were blocking my path that night, but still had to wait in some spots for the people to get the trees out of the road, absolutely amazing performance, recently had to sell her, but i eventually got a 2001 dodge ram 1500 4x4 SLT laramie edition, and i bought the exact same tire, I cant wait till it snows again but took the truck on mine and my wifes honeymoon and went to the grand canyon, and the truck had no problems on the gravel road, it was funny because we were passing the cars that were driving 15 miph becuase their cars wernt made for the road, i would just drive around them and continue on the road at 40mph no issues at all going around corners on gravel, cant wait to take it to the 4x4 truck offroading place in town, anyways all that being said, you will not hate these tires, also to the others that post bad reviews, you shouldn't write so badly about the tire, yes sometimes you do get the bad apples of the tire stock but michelin makes it right at least at the shop i work at, and for the others with fords your trucks have that horrible slant turning problem that will cup any tire, my advise for you guys is to rotate the tires every 2 to 3k miles, thats the way it is for owning one of those trucks, anyways happy motoring everyone

When the factory tires need to be replaced all our car's and trucks get Michelin tires. They range from an S10 Blazer to a Sliverado 3500 HD and they all run on the LTX A/T tires. I bought my first set in 1987 and won't buy any other brand. They last a lot of miles on the highway and off road. Out of 10 sets I only have had one flat tire, thats because it was time to replace them anyway. On one pickup, with the factory tires, every time I went down the country road I had a flat.They only had 5,000 miles on them. I put on new LTX A/T's on and never had any more flats.

Tires ran very well for 22, 000 miles but were found to be soft. The reason for this I believe is that the engineers did not review the vehicle well enough before sending to the company for a standard installation on their truck. I would not purchase that model tire again after my personal experience. I felt that I should have received at least 40k from that model truck tire.

I have had three dualys all equipped with the LTX A/T2 235/80R17 tires. I always check for proper air pressure, balanced and aligned. So far my rear tires have 85,502 miles and they are still looking good. My truck is a 2016 GMC Denali. I tow a lot with this truck and the tires are very important.