‘16 Jeep Wrangler 18" LTX AT2 Rain Perf can’t be beat. Oklahoma Snow can be tough on lifted 4x4 pickups of all types with "Mudder" tires (a lifted favorite) I have removed countless 4x4's of all brands from local bar ditches with my LTX AT2's on my Wrangler. Always with looks of disbelief and shaking heads from the unfortunate soul in the ditch as I pull them out.

I bought a brand new 2017 Toyota Tundra TRD PRO and the car came with LTX A/T2 installed. I use the car most part of time in urban areas, with very light weight. Eventually I am travelling using good roads. All inspections have been conducted by authorized Toyota Dealer where the car was acquired, and tires are rotated according to Toyota maintenance schedule. Apart of that I calibrate the tires every 2 or 3 weeks. Now the car has about 20K miles and tires are nearly bald.

I have driven approximately 17,000 miles with the AT2's on my 8000lb truck (there are lots of miles left in them). The wear and ride have been excellent! These tires grip very well in snow without having the drawback of excessive road noise - in fact they are quiet considering the size. I have been very impressed with these tires!

I have these tires on my GMC 2500 HD ( E rated) and my son's 1500. They take minimum weight to balance and are vibration free for the life of the tire. I put Michelins on my first car in 1970 and have been unhappy with any other brand to the point now I merely take new vehicles directly from the car dealer to my Michelin dealer and he swaps the tires for me. My friends that I have converted to Michelins have always commented later they will never go back to brand x --JD

Just purchased another set of these tires. Was told I still had mileage on them even though I had over 98000 miles on them. Rotated them every 25-30000 miles and they wore evenly. I will get another set of 4 when these run out. I have always had Michelin tires on my trucks and suburban. I would recommend these tires to anyone who wants to feel safe when they are driving and wants to get long lasting tires.

I think these are very well worth the money. I live in a small rural county with few paved roads and lots of snow. I have yet to get into deep snow but have been in lots of mud and these tires have done very well. I do a five hour drive to Denver often and these tire do very well on the highway.

I have a 2011 Ford F150 in Montana. These tires are great! In the last month since purchasing these I have driven in 60 degree weather on dry roads and there is a little road noise but nothing a nice Pink Floyd song can't take care of. Then I've driven on ice and snow packed roads at temperatures as cold as 15 below zero. The hills are no issue and they grip and stop very well. I highly recommend these tires.

that tire could be so great MICHELIN A T 2 tire are on my 2007 toyota 4 runner with 4 wheel drive an 100.000 mile no tire can match the comfort an handling iam 69 year old an never had a tire that could match these,thank michelin tire better than new

To date, I am extremely pleased with the performance of the Michelin tire. After some unpleasant experiences with other brands, I was pleasantly surprised with the ride and actual braking advantages the Michelin tire offered. The final test shall be in the wear of the tread.

After 38 months and 26,000 miles, these tires are junk. Cracked @ tread/sidewall/sidewall/bead, and cracks w/bulges on sidewall. Truck has been mostly garaged,mostly highway driven, 1,000 miles per year towing a 7,000lb travel trailer, and tires were regularly inspected/pressure checked, washed/dressed with UV protectant. Tires put on by previous owner 2 years before I bought it.I liked the multi surface traction, but for the price/reputation I would have expected more. Will NOT put these tires on my truck ever again.