came home the other night after tempatures had dropped through out the day,with freezing rain under a small amount of snow. I had no problem what so ever with traction even in two wheel drive. Before I would have had to lock in the front hubs and still wouldn't have had the traction that these AT/2 have.

I used to purchase the Cross Terrain SUV tires, loved the way they rode and handled. Sadly they aren't available any more. Dealer said these are the next generation. I was leery as many say they are the new and improved, but glad I went ahead and put these on. Have always bought Michelin, always will, and this is why. Smooth ride, aggressive enough to take off the pavement, traction performance in all weather conditions. Many complain about the price, as I did the first time, but once you have them on the road, you will realize, its WELL worth it.

I was looking for a mostly highway tire that would be quiet and get good gas mileage for my Dodge Durango. But, I did want to be able to get through light mud and some snow. This tire works perfect for that. I have had them for almost 20,000 miles and they still look almost like new, very little wear at all. My pickup is getting ready for tires, and on it I only need on road tread, but I will probably use the A/T 2 on it also.

I am undecided how I feel about these tires until I get a response that makes sense. I purchased a new truck in 2012 with LTX A\T2 LT 275/65R20 tires on it. My truck has 30K miles on it as of todays date. I have had concerns with these tires since my truck had 25K miles on it but the dealer will do nothing stating the tires have "normal wear". My tires have CHUNKS out of the tread ... all the way around the tire ... on all four tires. I was asked what kind of terrain I drive my truck on which to me says they were trying to find the culprit of this problem. I drive my truck on roads and rarely dirt, gravel and sand. I'm a single mom, the only "cargo" I haul in my truck are my two kids.... I am constantly worried about these tires. I'm working on getting someone to listen to me that these tires are defective. My dealer says they have normal wear and a tire company says they are defective but can only get me a discount to replace them. I don't feel with 30K miles on a brand new $60,000 vehicle I should be having to purchase (discount or not) new tires! Waiting for Michelin to reply. I'll post my results.

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!

I currently have over 60,000 miles on a set of four LTX A/T2 tires on my 1999 GMC 2500 Extended cab 2-wheel drive truck. I have owned the truck since new and have over 260,000 miles so I gone through a few sets of Michelin tires. This is the first set of LTX A/T2's and I have to say that they are the best all around tire I have ever put on the truck. Great ride, low noise level, excellent wear and I have been able to get out of several "soft and muddy" conditions that normally left me struck with previous tires. Highly recommend the tires as they also offer excellent wet driving safety and work well in snow too. As the tires have worn down I have noticed almost no difference in wet weather traction but have seen some degradation in traction in snow which is to be expected.

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.

I would buy these tires again if they ever wear out. I have them on my F250 pick up a my E250 conversion van. The pick up has made 5 round trips from Pa. to Fl. without a problem pulling a 7000 lb. trailer and a loaded slide in camper. With the experience from the pick up I put a set on my van and had similar results. They ride well with heavy loads at highway speeds and seem to hold a balance better than other brands I have tried. The wear is even and the wet traction good for an AT style tire. Like I said I would buy these again.

Bought these to replace the original Bridgestone tires on our 2018 Toyota Landcruiser Prado TXL here in Cameroon, Central Africa. I drive deep in the bush to reach remote villages and we got stuck a few times with the originals. With these LTX A/2’s, I have no problem going wherever I need to go! Thank you Michelin for making such a high quality tire available to me for a reasonable price. It was worth every penny (well franc here)!

I just purchased a set of Michelin LTX A/T2 tires. The previous set of Michelins were discontinued (sorry, I forget the model name) and replaced with the LTX A/T2. Aside from a small tread pattern change, I am VERY pleased with the performance. My last set of Michelins lasted over (4) years and around 75,000. Low road noise for a tire with such grip in both off-road and winter conditions. The initial investment may be higher than other brands, but the wear life makes the long term investment well worth it. I expect that this new set will provide years of TOP Level performance and wear. Michelin quality has made a loyal customer out of me!