I have a Chevy K3500 Dually and pull horse and hay trailers. These tires wear like iron and provide great traction on and off road. They are quiet and hold the road very well.

These tires are of high quality and plow though many road conditions. My family was the only vehicle to get through crazy snow storm in northern Az last fall while we watched many others get stuck.

My Tundra came with this tire and I had good results. Recently I bought a another set of these tires. Very good ride on the highway and gives me all the traction I need off road.

After only 10,000 kms on these Latitudes the tread is down from 10/32 to 7/32 already. One summer of driving and the tread is 30% gone, I’ve never seen any tire brand wear this fast before and that’s on all four tires rotated once already.

These tires are quite and save fuel. I would like to see a beefed up version of the offroad tire though as they aren't that mean looking for an offroad tire.

The michelin brand tires once again stand for why they are a little more in cost than competitors, but you can feel it in the differece. look, and espcially the usage.

Have these on my Tundra, i tow a toy hauler with either quads or a Rzr. Air them up to 70PSI when towing.have them in a 33 size. Have about 30K miles on these tires and they still look about 70% tread.

This is my third set for two differt cars had to buy one new set because tires were sliced., works great in snow and rain and low noise. more comfortable ride.

Had LTX A/T2 tires before switching to these. A/T2's Had 89K miles on them and could of gone another 5-8 K miles before hitting the wear bars. M/S2's Give a much softer and quieter ride. Have not plowed with them yet but sure they will be fine

Treat it like it is your hands & feet on the road, they wear great while your hands & feet could never beat the , Michelin tire for wear/tear on road!