The worst wearing tries I have ever owned. I got 25,000 mile (1/2 ton truck) on a tire with a 60,000 mile warranty. No trailer pulling or heavy payloads. The truck was used as a car. Bought tires from a National company so I think they were original Michelin and not counterfits.I got 35,000 from the original equipment tires.

Purchased a set of AT/2’s for my RAM 2500. The vibration was so bad I immediately went back to the dealer. After several attempts to road force balance the set and several call to Michelin, they finally agreed to replace the entire set. When the new set was installed, they ride worse than the previous set. For the amount these tires cost DO BETTER!

After being disappointed in the factory set of tires that came on my Tahoe when I purchased it new. I was looking for a tire that performed well in all seasons, lasted more than 20,000 miles, improved ride and handling, and lasted at least 60,000 miles. Being so estaticly impressed after close to 80,000 miles of use that included checks in all my boxes and a improvement in gas mileage I purchased my second set that boasts a longer lasting tire. I have no doubt my Michilens will continue to impress and hopefully lead to my third set!

I've got my SUV from Japan with the Toyo tires. Excellent grip, a bit noisy and lasted 3 years. Replaced them with Michelin. Excellent grip, much lower noise and lasted 7 years. Now I have both all-season and winter tires from Michelin. And forget to check the tires pressure for months. When change from all-season to winter and back, the pressure is still nominal.

Tires will not come close to 60,000 miles more like 45 to 47,000 miles. Because we have a dual rear wheel they are not rotated as often as recommended but to only last 75% of the warranty is probably below average. Wondering is there are different specs for tires put on new vehicles vs. buying retail as a customer.

These tires get 1 star because zero stars are not an option. I would not ever buy these tires again. I paid an extra $400 to get these tires. 70,000 mile tire my foot. I am not to 50,000 miles and two of them are past the wear bars and the other two are 1 or 2 mm from the wear bar. Good luck getting Michelin to get ahold of you. I have been trying for 6 months.

I was looking for a mostly highway tire that would be quiet and get good gas mileage for my Dodge Durango. But, I did want to be able to get through light mud and some snow. This tire works perfect for that. I have had them for almost 20,000 miles and they still look almost like new, very little wear at all. My pickup is getting ready for tires, and on it I only need on road tread, but I will probably use the A/T 2 on it also.

These tires were installed on my 2007 Honda Ridgeline at 89,000 miles with current mileage today at 156,000. Total mileage on the tires to date are 67,000 miles and there is still 7/32" tread all the way around. These tires have performed well in all road conditions, rain, snow, gravel and in some cases mud and I have never had a problem. I give these tires a 5 star rating.

I recentley purchased these tires and do not have a any relevent information. I have always attempted to purchase the best tires, recommended by the dealer, and purchased Michelins due to friends and dealership recommendations. So far ( 500 miles) they (Michelin's) have proved excellent!

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.