Just ordered a new set after I blew a tire on the back of my dually pickup. Not bad considering that I just passed the 79,000 mile mark. I can’t imagine running any other tire.

Have about 1000 miles on the tires. Highly recommend. Quiet, tracks straight, and excited to have some substantial mileage for a change. Switched out Bridgestone duelers. Only had 40,000 and need to replace.

Bought these a few months ago, and so far they're performing as expected. I bought Michelins because of their lack of noise and their good performance and haven't been disappointed.

I have 2set on my tahoe got 70,000 on first set could have got at least 10,000 more on them. Also got same tires G M C truck installed 1999 still very good.Iwill buy more if needed thay are the best I have found in my 74 years.

The best tires iv ever had! they dont make much noise.. snow and ice traction is amazing! breaking in the snow and the rain is never a problem. I wont ever go with any other brand!

If you're getting new tires, get Michelin, they are truly the best quality and long lasting tires on the market. Good performance in any weather condition.

w We bought these about 2 months ago and the ride is noticeably quieter and the truck handles so much better. We will be ready for any winter weather that comes our way!

this was my first set of michelins but will not be my last. my uncle had always told me to spend a little extra on tires and since we were going on several trips i did and have not been sorry. ride and handling was excellent and wear has been also.

I drive my Ford F150 truck mainly on highways, sometimes in snow and ice, and I expect to get at least 80,000 miles on my tires. More importantly, I am relieved to know that a great set of tires is working for me on my truck.

I replaced the original tires with these and they live up to my expectations, they not only look good, but they out perform the original tires. The handling is greatly improved and you really feel sure footed.