We have run these tires on our 2006 Dodge Ram 3500 Turbo Diesel Truck for 4 years and have put 52K miles on them in that time, and love them. We regularly drive across 7 miles of Prairie to access the river on our property to hunt and camp and they perform great. They are much quieter on the highway than were the OEM tires and they have no problems when we tow our 14K Horse trailer. Excellent value! We will replace these with the same tires when that time comes.

These are the best in its class. They comfortable and I have no complaints about them. I was having trouble with my old tires a lot lately and I finally changed them and I am glad I did. My car mechanic recommended me these tires and they are the most reliable and comfortable. I know Michelin is good brand and it's pricey for a reason. They have a huge selection of options and they are very versatile and sturdy. I love these new tires and haven't had any issues since I bought them. Best decision ever!

I purchased 4 new LTX A/T2 tires on 6/01/2015. After driving less than 24,000 miles with frequent rotation, I am left with tires that I need to replace again. I will say they were great while they lasted but that wasn't for very long. I've always bought Michelin tires but I'm looking around now.

These tires came stock on my 2019 Toyota Tundra, which doesn’t speak well for either Michelin or Toyota. They are absolutely unsafe on grooved concrete pavement. The tires vibrate and cause really bad vibration in the steering wheel, rendering the vehicle almost out of control (at highway speed.) It’s obviously incredibly uncomfortable for everyone, and changing speed does not help. I later found out that my best friend replaced his identical tires after only 5k miles, after having the same exact problem. I can’t believe these tires are allowed to be sold.

The LTX A/T2 on my tow vehicle has a more comfortable ride than any of the other 3 brands that I've used. The one difference I noticed is straight-line tracking. The other tires have stiffer side walls resulting in a rougher ride but seem to track a bit better. After some miles I adjusted to this difference and much prefer the improved ride.

that tire could be so great MICHELIN A T 2 tire are on my 2007 toyota 4 runner with 4 wheel drive an 100.000 mile no tire can match the comfort an handling iam 69 year old an never had a tire that could match these,thank michelin tire better than new

Tires installed on a Jeep Grand Cherokee with a mild lift. I use the Jeep for daily driving and recreational use such as camping, driving to ski slopes, and light off road exploration when I'm in Colorado for work. During dry conditions the tires are quiet in town and at highway speeds and brake and corner well. The tires are just as impressive in wet conditions. I have driven in wet and deep dry snow. The tires performed well in both. Off road they are an AT so I don't expect them to handle deep, sticky mud. They have performed well on trails, light rock crawling (aired up and aired down), and clean out mud fairly easily. I've put 7,000 miles on the tires and they have worn evenly and show no signs of wear. I have had several sets of LT M/S tires. Those perform a little better in wet snow and are a little more quiet. Overall, I have not experienced a major downside to the AT version over the MS version. For me, the off-road performance is worth the minor tradeoff in sound. I had a set of the old LTX AT tires that got over 50K miles. Less than the 60 to 70 I've gotten out of LTX M/S tires but for the offroad performance I'm content. I'm hopeful these will do the same. I own several Jeeps with all types of tires and use the Jeeps for everything from hardcore off roading to daily driving like an AWD car. I am realistic about the expectation of MT, AT, and M/S tires. This tire is a great AT tire as long as you don't expect it to be a mud tire, extreme rock crawling tire, or a high performance road tire. I just recommended these to a friend for a newer Grand Cherokee. So far he's pleased.

I've used the Michelin LTX A/T tires on 3 high mileage 4x4 pickups all getting over 120000 miles before replacing. These tires are great all around tires, I've used them to pull trailers, in heavy mud and put a lot of miles on them. In 2010 I replaced the factory tires in a 2009 GMC Z71 which had 64000 miles on them. In 2013 I purchased a new Chevy Z71 which came from the factory with some small plan looking tires, so I replaced the factory tires with my old A/T2's from the trade in GMC. I currently have over 155000 miles on these tires, I'm starting to think I should replace them just because of the mileage. But looking at these tires you would not think they need replaced. All I can say is if you keep these tire rotated and balanced, you will not be disappointed in you purchase.

I put these on my 2006 Silverado 1500 when the factory tires needed replacement at just under 60k miles. They lasted 106k miles, so when i needed a new set I bought them again. Another 96k later when I traded that truck in they still had many miles left. My New 2500hd come with them...thrilled!

The first set of these tires on my Silverado 2500HD Crew Cab lasted 96,689 mostly highway miles. I replaced those with the same tires and I'm at 88,000 miles with a decent amount of tread left. Great performance with only one flat tire due to a screw. Low noise and they handle well in rain. I have about 750 pounds of equipment in the bed at all times and only tow 3-5k pounds 80 miles 2-3 times a month. Absolutely the best tire for my situation.