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!

Bought Michelins to replace OEM brand (2 sets) that only lasted about 30k each on our 2002 Ford Ranger Tremor. I spent the extra money because of the advertised 70k guarantee. I keep the air pressure set and rotate every 6k as requested and do not drive aggressive. It is almost time to replace the Michelins. 5/32's left at 51k miles. The prior 2 sets were so noisy I thought the front wheel bearings were shot. I thought I was driving a different truck after installing the Michelins as the noise was gone. My wife really noticed the difference as this is her daily transportation. I will be buying another set of Michelins in the coming weeks.

I have no idea why Toyota puts these tires on their TRD 4x4 Tundras. These ties have a"P" on them and therefore are "Passenger" rated, which are not off-road tires. First time I took these things off road I popped 3 of them. An absolute disaster. They are garbage for off-road. Buyer beware. Get a tire rated for off road with a load index of at least E.

I always put the LTX A/T2 tires on my truck since the first time I tried them. For the large truck I have it's amazing how quiet they are on the road with such an agressive tread pattern and how quickly they will get you out of the mud or any other slippery situation. They also wear very evenly and last longer than any other tire I've ever tried. I don't usually do a review of tires. These are the first that I've ever really bragged about and I'll always go back to them when I need tires for the truck.

MICHELIN® LTX® A/T2 - 20,000 miles of highway driving on a 60,000 mile tire and the tire is down to 6/32" from 16.5/32" or worn to a level of greater than 40,000 miles. I slid down a 2% incline on snow, made me check my tires. SUPRISE! I thought Michelin was a good tire, it came on my 2015 Silverado 2500. This is the second time Michelin has failed. Put Michelins on the my 2002 Sierra and only got about 40,000 on those. Go figure 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 do a lot of hiway driving and also use my rig for off-road hunting trips. I have used Michelin tires for many years and I find the LTX an excellent tire for both uses. I feel safe driving on them and charish the safety of them while driving my grandchildren around Montana and Washington; where weather can change without a moment's notice.

First off, I have been in the OTR (large earthmover) industry for 15 years. On a typical day I drive 200 miles highway and can count on some off road (mine sites etc) driving and various conditions. I have had three trucks with an average of 300,000 miles for the last five years of driving, on three sets of AT2s. I've drove them on sharp gravel, in large waterholes, in underground limestone mines with large rocks in the road, and high speed haul roads (45 MPH) and on long trips on highway. I typically rotate tires once in their lifetime, somewhere after 50k. I am hard on equipment. That said, through two F150 4X4 and one F250 4x4 ( all quad cab) the AT2 is the toughest, most reliable tire I have seen in the applications I work in. Quiet and fuel efficient. I recommend them to my friends and customers, and we don't even deal in passenger tires.

I cannot recommend these tires. They came OEM with my Acura MDX 2015 (105h green x latitude hp tour) and now in June 2017, I have been told that I need to replace these. The news one have a tread depth of 10/32 and mine are at 4/32 after 2.5 years and 33k miles only. This is sub-par performance. I don't see anything amazing about braking distance or wet road performance, so I cannot comment about that. MDX is a fairly big 3 row SUV, so we've used it as family car and not for joy riding, hard braking or hard acceleration.

Do not buy these tires for use in snow! I love Michelin tires, they are by far my favorite tire manufacturer. But calling these tires M/S for mud and snow is very misleading. I have less than 2000 miles on these tires and live in mid Michigan. We've just had a significant snow fall and these tires are horrible. I've had to add 400lbs. to the back of my truck, and even that didn't make a noticeable difference. Thankfully I have a 4X4.