Michelin tires are not inexpensive, but the value they give in reliability, durability (wear), and peace of mind, knowing the likelyhood of a flat is virtually nil, is worth the small extra cost of a set of Michelins

Tires were purchased for 2001 Ford Ranger. After 30,000 miles, the tires still look like new. Good tread and they seem to stay balanced with even wear.

Had these on my truck with about 12K miles. started showing signs of sidewall craking. Tires were changed at 15K and the new tires had the same problem. less then 30K miles for two sets of tires. I will never buy Michelin tires again.

I was amazed how many miles (about 95,000) these tire lasted. I sold the truck last year, so they may have more miles on them still yet. Michelin is the only brand of tire I will buy.

This is fourth set. Live in the mountains with sometimes steep and windy roads. Ice and snow in winter. The cornering grip is excellent. I can hang with sports cars in my truck with these tires. They also last and wear well.

These are the best tires I have EVER had. They hold the road VERY good in the rain and grip the road in all conditions far Superior then your competitors. I will have nothing but Michelin on my vehicles

These tires seem to ride rougher than my previous Michelin LTXs. Especially noisier on larger road cracks. Still waiting to see if I get better traction on snow.

In tires, you get what you pay for - Michelins have been the standard my father started me on with my first car! My family and my safety is trusted to Michelin! Safety is assumed with Michelin...road noise and comfort are over the top!

I have a set of Michelin LTX/MS tires on my 2001 Ford F-150 that have over 100,000 miles on them and still have decent tread on them. I have had only 1 flat on them.

I immediately experienced a 2 mile per gallon improvement in gas mileage. Winter weather traction was outstanding. Comfort and noise reduction also very good.