I bought my 2018 Ford Platinum new and my Michelin ATX LT2s are almost worn out after 37000 miles. I would like to keep buying these but they seem to be a very soft tire. We rv fulltime and they see a lot of highway use.

I have 28900 miles on my 2014 Toyota Tundra Drive highway and around town. Tires will not pass yearly inspection I will have to buy new tires before inspection and coming of winter

I have a Toyota Rav 4 (2014) senior citizen driving. tires are wearing approaching 38K miles. Have to replace 4 tires within a month. Don't know if it is because it's an SUV, heavier then a sedan ?

This is my second set of the LTX A/T2 tires and they are a great combination of highway and off road tire. I hunt in the fall and often have to drive off road. These tires have plenty of traction but are quiet when you get back in the highway.

My new tires have 25,000 miles on them and they still look new and ride new. The tread is deeper then the original tire treads were when I bought the truck new in 2007.

The tires perfrom extremely well. I do a lot of highway travelling and they are great on dry, wet or snow-covered roads. They grip well in corners, and have little road noise. I have over 50k miles on them, and would buy them again.

BEST ALL-PURPOSE 4X4 TIRE EVER MADE, LITTLE TO NO ROAD NOISE, GOOD ON AND OFF ROAD TRACTION AND BEST OF ALL A SMOOTH RIDING TIRE. LAST FOR MANY YEARS OF GREAT SERVICE.

I'm on my third set. I get about 40k miles to a set but my truck is loaded and requires a 3 or 4 point turn to park every night. They grip well on and off road and are quiet.

The first set of LTX A/T2 tires I got 90,000 miles. It's a very good tire in the rain, sand, highway, turning corners and stopping. Basically it's a great tire. My second set of LTX A/T2 tires is just as good as the first.

2012 F-350 39000 miles all highway driving .Almost to the wear indicator. Seems like these tires do not wear as well as my many sets of M&S tires. Not very impressed!