Bought these 7 years ago for my 2004 SIlverado HD. Great on snow, off-road and highway, although dry rot has forced me to replace them after seven years which started a couple of years ago. May be the Denver altitude and/or dry heat, disaapointed that I have to replace a tire that has over half its tread life left due to age.

Being the trucking industry for the last 31 years i have tried many brands of tires and i have always gone back to Michelin.................best tires for safety,wear, and ride bar none!!! i have had them now on my pick up for last 8 years and never had a problem!!! They may cost a bit more but the again you have so much riding on your tires why would you want to cheep out.

I purchased these tires after much research looking for long tread life. I drive about 25,000 miles a year. I have 36,000 miles on them now and they are shot. 2 tires are down to the wear bars already and the other 2 are not far behind. Purchased these since they are rated for 70,000 miles. I will be lucky to get 40,000 out of them. Will not purchase again.

Increased my fuel eff. about 2 mpg. on my 2500 Dodge. the 17/32 of tread shows no measureable amount of wear at 15k miles. These AT2's cost less than two other brands. Perfectly balanced, no bumps or vibrations, holds their air pressure. Brother-in-law purchased two sets of AT2's on my recommedation, his Ford 250 and GMC denali.

I've owned these tires for 4.5 years now and have 30,000 miles on them so far, tread still measures 10/32 (14 to start). On my 4Runner they have been nothing short of excellent. Just went 4wheeling/hunting in 6 inch snow, up some amazingly rough goat trails and was never in danger of losing traction. WOW! Mind you in some parts I was in 4 low with the rear diff lock engaged. The only concern is that I won't put on enough annual mileage before they start to crack. Very Small cracks have started to show between the tread blocks.

I bought these OWL tires in Jan 2017 from Sams Club for my 2013 Silverado 1500. I currently have 73K miles on these 275/70-18 tires with 6/32nd tread remaining. These tires are lasting too long. Appears I should get 80-90+K miles I started looking for 20 inch Rims and Tires at 50k. Maybe in another year or two, I hope Michelin still makes the LTX AT2 in OWL for 20" rims. Thanks Michelin.

we have a everyday driver its a 97 gmc sierra extended cab pickup. our first set of Michelins lasted 6 years and had some 60000 miles plus on them. we are very happy with the performance of the Michelin tire and purchased a second set for our pickup. we never had a flat or any other problems. we choose Michelin due to the high quality of the tire and trouble free miles. our experience with other tires is that they wear out below the advertised mileage. we also recommend Michelin to our children when they need new tires, we feel they are that safe to do so.

I HAVE A FORD F350 AND PULL A 10,000 LB TRAILER ABOUT 75% OF THE TIME. THE FIRST SET OF LTX AT2'S WENT FOR 70,000 MILES AND STILL HAD 3/32NDS TREAD LEFT ON THEM WHEN I REPLACED THEM GOING INTO WINTER. THESE ARE THE BEST TIRES I HAVE OWNED AND HIGHLY RECOMMEND THEM. TRACTION IS EXCELLENT AND ROAD NOISE IS MINIMAL.

i have a 99 ran 2500 diesel 4x4 got these tire do to being talked they will last long. but thats not true at all i have less then 20k on these tires and they need to be repalced. point is if you have a truck and pull with it these tires are too soft and will not last long at all

Tires purchased with new vehicle, lasted 105,000 miles with even wear at 4/32 tread depth remaining. Great balance throughout lifetime of P245/60R18 tires on a 2012 Ford Explorer. Rotation and balance performed after every oil change (5000 miles) and assured constant 35 PSI tire pressure. I have replaced with same tire and the ride is excellent just as my original. Could have purchased a cheaper tire, but I think I made the best choice for my vehicles quite ride, safety and performance.