I use my truck on a day to day bases great ride and better fuel eco. than factory ones. Lost one to nail in side wall , best to get road haz. if available.

I once switched to another brand besides michelin when I knew I was going to be trading my vehicle and I hated the way my suburban handled, the tires seemed to wander, not grip the road like the Michelin's do

These came on a 2017 F250 4x4 and they rode nice, no noise but in the least bit of mud with some clay they balled up and spun. I replaced with BFG All Terrains

When I bought my 2016 Chevy 3500 Duramax I swapped the OEM tires for 285/65R18. I now have 75,000 miles on them and still going. Good ride, quiet and traction in the snow. Wish they offered them in oversized sizes!

These tires came with my new 2015 Tundra TRD Pro, I have only 35k miles on the vehicle and they already need replacing. I hardly ever ran these tires on anything but highway. I thought the Michelin LTX A/T2 are suppose to last at least 60k miles...

I did A LOT of research before purchasing this set of LTX A/T2s for our Honda Pilot and I have to say I am very pleased so far. What a great ride and what a difference in slush and snow this winter. Makes you feel safe on bad roads.

I bought my tires in September of last year 2015 and I have no trend left with putting only 25000 mile . Little disappointed for the price that I paid for them.

Very happy with the tires exceptionally comfortable ride and long lasting. I am ready for a new set on my pickup and plan on putting michelins on again.

I bought these tires to replace the originals on my Chevy Traverse. The ride and control has been far superior than the original equipment. The only down size is cost, but in the end I feel it is worth it!

I bought these two days ago and so far they look and ride great. Winter is coming soon and I’ll find out how they perform in the ice and snow. Reviews I’ve read say they’re very good in all conditions.