I bought my most recent set of Michelin tires 4 months ago. I purchased them because I had the same tires on my 1998 Dodge Ram. I like the way they feel, when driving. Despite the weather, they always stay firmly on the road.

I felt safe using the tires when driving in bad weather, wet roads, etc. I did not worry when rounding a curve whether the tire would grip the road. My truck handles extremely well on all road surfaces.

I have driven on these tires for over a month now and couldn't be happier of the performance. My truck rides better than it did with the factory Goodrich tires.

I have owned Michelin tires on all my vehicles for more than 40 years--because they are durable, offer a great ride and perform well in all weather. No other brand for me..

I have had Michelin LTX M/S on my last 3 SUV's. I live in wet and sometimes snowy Seattle, the Michelin's have always gotten me there. Why would I change? I just bought 275/55R/20DLTX's, of course.

Only Tire for my F250 that would give a Mileage Warrently and Traction Rating for tire. I wanted a tire that would not slip in the rain and give me good mileage. Michelin Brand tires hae always come through for me.

This is the wrong tire for a 2009 Honda Pilot. Much worse than the OEM tires. Uncomfortable and noisy ride. At least 10% less gas mileage. Traction is good tho.

I have had these for a month and get lots of rear end vibration on 2016 Colorado. Rotated tires from front to back and still horrible at certain speeds.

First time I've used Michelin tires. Very impressed with the performance of these tires. When it's time to replace the tires on my 2013 Ford F150. I will go with Michelin. Currently using them on a 2004 Ford F150

I bought these last April to replace some Goodyear's that came on the 2018 Nissan Titan. I was going to take a trip and wanted tires that I considered safe. I am very pleased with the ride and tread wear.