Horrible tire have had michelins in past and never had issues such as how fast these wear came factory on 2015 tundra and already about due to replace at 28000 miles cross rotate and balance every 5k and has been aligned now 3 times and still horrible wear do not recommend getting these tires

These on/off road tires came on my new GMC Denali purchased in Dec., 2018. They handle great on dry pavement. They are terrible on ice and snow coverred gravel roads. I am replacing them before winter with 20,000kms. GM did a terrible job of picking these tires as an on/off road tire. Good for off highway down alley to driveway. Waste of money. Not safe off dry pavement.

This is my second set of LTX A/T2 tires for my 2005 Ford Expedition. The first set were phenomenal and lasted 85,000 miles with no issues. I live in VERY snowy upstate New York (just north of Syracuse) and receive the worst that mother nature can dish out in the winter. I have ALWAYS felt secure and confident that my Michelins would hold the road in lousy weather. I always have traction in winter's bad conditions. During the nice weather, these tires are pretty quiet on the road, and do a dependable job towing my boat over highway and back roads. Other tires are cheaper, and may even deliver better gas mileage (maybe), but as for me, I like putting on LTX A/T2s and never having to worry. It's a great tire.

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 2014 F250 Super Duty Diesel, 4 dr 8' box and tow a 35' RV and 20 ' flat bed. These tires wear quickly on the highway and and are down 2/32" in 11,000 km/6800 Mi (4000 km/ 2500mi with trailer). These tires should not be the factoy supplied tires...they should supply the M/S 2 instead and make these an option for more off road applications

Have put a few hundred miles on this tire, which replaced a superb tire by a Michelin competitor, which was an LT tire C range. This Michelin tire has made our Yukon XL ride much more comfortably. I chose this tire because I was seeking a tire that would allow me NOT to use snow tires in the winter. While I will have to wait to see if that is successful--and I fully expect it will be, the LTX A/T2 has excellent traction and has greatly improved the ride of the vehicle. Also, they are very quiet at highway speeds. Finally, the tire was very competitively priced. Initial reaction is that this tire was a superb choice for our requirements.

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.

‘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 use the product on my personal vehicle, Chevrolet Trailblazer. I have noticed a definite difference in the ride. It is a smoother ride, quieter. The Michelin tires are a little more expensive than the tires I normally run on this vehicle but I am hoping the extra expense that I put into the tires will pay off in the long run.

Got 70,000 miles on m A/T2 and can still run these tires. Might replace them before winter is over. You can try other tires but Michelin is by far the best tire on the market. The A/T2 isn't the most aggressive looking off road cutting tire on the market, but if you spend most of your time on concrete yet still go off road which most of us do this is the tire to have.