Only 37,000 miles on tires and almost worn out. Winter traction is horrible. I have had Michelin tires most of my driving life and up until now was always satisfied, not any more.

When I bought the 2013 Edge ,these tires were on the vehicle. The Edge now has 48076 miles on it and the car will STILL pass Pennsylvanis State Inspection. Great quality tire ,can't say enough!

These tires came on my 2011 Ford Edge. We put over 80k miles on this car before needing a new set. I could probably get another 10k out of them but with all the rain in FL why risk it.

I've used this tyre on my XLT for 5 years, high speed through highway, brutal cornering and braking, sand, gravel and wet.. still going and I'd say still has at least another 20K

We have 72K miles on the original tires on our 2009 Toyota Venza. Getting ready to replace before winter but they still have a lot of tread depth left. Excellent tires for our area.

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 have had three sets of these tires(factory size) on my 2011 f250 4x4. The first set lasted 65,000 miles(highway) and still had a fair amount of tread on them when i replaced them. I bought a new set and started towing weekly, a 10,000 lb trailer. The tires did not hold up well at all. Literally every single tread piece on each tire has torn or been ripped off. The tires fall apart when towing heavy. The extra stress of the weight on accelerating and braking is just too much for these tires. Second set lasted for 20,000 miles. Im now on a new set and have a couple thousand miles on them. The reason i bought them again is because I got a very good deal on them. Wont buy again though.

Tires ran very well for 22, 000 miles but were found to be soft. The reason for this I believe is that the engineers did not review the vehicle well enough before sending to the company for a standard installation on their truck. I would not purchase that model tire again after my personal experience. I felt that I should have received at least 40k from that model truck tire.

These tire are on my 94 Sierra and I have a smoother ride and better handling then many of my friends have in their cars. I am sure that my milage is still high for a pickup truck because I can rely upon the consistant performance I get with my Nitro filled Michelin Tires. No to get some Michelin Tires on my 1976 MGB. The RV and Boat trailer already have them.

I have purchased a set of these tires for my last three trucks. Living in far northern Minnesota we have a great deal of difficult driving conditions. This is the best riding, handling & wearing tire I have every owned. I'll get a set for my next truck as well. It's hard to improve on perfection!