I normally run LTX / MS, wanted to switch for no particular reason just something different. From towing my boat to dump trailer the A/T2 hasn't let me down, these really make a difference at the boat ramp. Michelin makes the best tires period.

I have always put Michelin tires on all my vehicles when replacing my factory tires. They have always been a step above! The A/T2 are smoother, quieter, last longer, look better and are made in the USA!

Best tire I ever put on my F350. Was plowing snow and didnt realize I was in 2wheel drive until I hit a 3foot drift and broke traction, then put in 4wheel drive and went about my business! Excellant traction wet,dry snow, ice!!

the michelins performed wonderful..great lasting tire..look nice and the tires had a nice lasting raised letters and werent very noisy..i would buy them again in a heartbeat ...thanks michelin

Smooth, quiet ride with exceptional grip, control and handling even on the rainy west coast and actually to give me better fuel mileage - best tires I've had to date.

I live in Colorado, looking for a year round all season tire that works. The highway noise is non existent. It grips and moves me out and going no matter what the conditions. I would buy them over and over again.

I ran a set of these 121000 miles on a 1995 chev surburban. Balanced & rotated every 5000 miles at SAMs. They were still smooth but would not pass inspection. I have a set now on a 2012 gmc Yukon. Love them.

Have bought Michelin tires for both our trucks. We get good wear and we like the way they handle on the road. We have a 32 ft camp trailer we tow plus 4wheelers. Always handles loads well.

I have a set of 285/70 R17 LTX A/T2's on my 2006 GMC Sierra. I have over 70k miles on them will still plenty of tread. These tires ride good, and have excellent snow traction. Would recommend for any 4x4 pickup or SUV.

I bought a 2018 Toyota tundra with L T X tires on it I have 22,000 miles on the truck and only have 5/16 tire tread left on them. I rotate tires every 5,000.