got 6 tires back in oct for my transit 350 hd, after 3 months of use during the winter season i can tell u that during windy days my van was getting pushed around on freeway @50mph n up which is scary considering these tires were recommended for my van. i feel like the traction on tires don't really fit the minimum requirements, my factory tires never had this kind of severe issue. would not be buying same tires for this vehicle.

Reviewed several brands for my Mercedes Sprinter. I do a lot of highway driving and I always look to getting a quiet and smooth ride. These tires do both. My past experience with Michelin tires is great value as I always got mega miles out of these. Others say no, but maybe it is the way they drive or keep their tires inflated or rotated? I can only speak for myself when I say I always seem to lean toward Michelin.

What a remarkable difference ! I paid a little more than I wanted to but…..no regrets ! We took a 2600 mile round trip with these new tires and the performance was truly amazing ! Through the mountains and rain handling was a joy. I’m 77 years old and I’m willing to say, so far, these are the best tires that I’ve ever purchased.

I’m not sure about the bad reviews on these tires. I put them on my 2009 Duramax dually and liked them so well I had them take the new tires off the 2020 I traded for, put them on my 2009, and install my used Agilis on my new truck. They grip well on every surface I’ve been on. I have around 12k miles on them and they look brand new. Almost 6k of that has been pulling a 20,000 pound 5th wheel with a GCW of just under 30,000 pounds. They are quiet and ride super smooth. I’m wondering if the bad reviews are because these tires are designed for heavier loads. My truck is almost 10k empty and the bad reviews are van installs. I couldn’t be happier with these tires.

I have fit Michelin tires to every vehicle I have ever owned starting with their first radial the Michelin X.. These Agilis are fit to a 2018 Ford Transit 350 XLT, what a transformation, quiet, improved performance and handling sure footed, good turn in even though they are just a little vague on center. A great tire and well paired to the Ford Transit XLT 350 15 passenger van.

I had LTX A/T2 in my 2017 F350 with 18,000 miles (from factory). The LTX perform well during the summer, but slippery on the mountains in Oregon when close to freezing and snow with empty bed. This winter season I switched to Agilis CrossClimate; what a difference. These really perform well in the wet/snow conditions.

I live in Minnesota and with cold snowy winters and warm summers the best choice for tires is typically a snow or winter tire and an all season tire for summer. I have been looking for years for one tire to handle both summer and winter well. I finally found it when I bought the Agilis CrossClimate last November. It has been great on dry or wet pavement. Where it really shines is in the snow and ice. I know it is not a snow tire, but it is 90% there and handled wonderfully in the winter. I highly recommend this tire. I also recommend to Michelin to make this tire in a larger variety of sizes so it can be used on more SUVs.

I have been a Michelin fan for decades and purchchased these at the end of 2024. I wanted performance, handling and traction with comfort. I scored the perfect combination. My Audi Q5 appreciates the performance and enjoys being driving like the sports suv that it is.

We are a group of drivers/friends of 5 that owns Ram ProMaster doing expediting, that means in average 3500 miles per week..most of us used Michelin Defender LTX 225/75/R 16, and 4 of us reached or passed 180,000 miles, except one of our friend that he reached 215,000 but he was rotating weekly and he wasn't put loads over 2,500 lbs on his van, and even we all reached to that unbelievable performance the tires still looks much better than Agilis CrossClimate at 50,000 miles..very disappointing, and if we can't find Defender LTX anymore we going to switch to Firestone Transforce...waste of money and I don't understand why they took it out from the market, maybe because they were way to good for Michelin to make profits

I bought these tires to replace the Continental Vanco tires on my 2015 Mercedes Sprinter Winnebago ERA class b rv, the ride is extremely rough( stiff) compared to the Vanco's, especially on NY's horrible potholed and patched roads, turned my smooth cushy riding rv into a dump truck almost rattles the cabinets off the walls, even with the tire psi lowered to 55, they do handle better around corners definitely will not buy this model again.