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.

I got over 80,000 miles on the pervious set of the same tire and plan to get that again. I use the vehicle for a work truck and travel pavement 98% of the time. I cant think of a single negative

I HAVE OWNED 6 SETS OF THESE AND STILL CONSIDER THEM A GREAT CHOICE FOR ALL ROAD AND SNOW COUNTRY TRAVEL...LONG WEAR, GOOD RIDE, GOOD TRACTION IN RAIN AND SNOW

They last forever & I feel safe with them on both my suburbans. One of the suburbans is my duck hunting vechicle & it goes anywhere & everywhere. Will not buy any other brand.

I like the lt m/s I removed the oem tires off my 2004 Honda Pilot the day after I bought it new in 2004. After 7 years the wear on the tires is almost not noticeable. All my vehicles now ride on LT tires

The first "drive" after the tires were mounted, I immediately knew that I had Made the ritht decision. They were smooth,quiet and good looking. Yes, I would buy them again and again. Money well spent!

Great Tire, lake effect snow is no match for this tire, never got stuck. 55,000 miles on tires and just replaced to be ready for winter, probably 10-15,000 miles left on tread.

This is the wrong tire for a 2009 Honda Pilot. Much worse than the OEM tires. Uncomfortable and noisy ride. At least 10% less gas mileage. Traction is good tho.

It's pretty simple. I have had other Michelins on BMW's, SUV's and other cars, Whenever I put a cheaper "but equal" tire, I always regret it. Just spend the Money if you can. Buy the Michelins.

I wabted Cross Climate but were told that they could not get these without my paying for shipping. Love that my last set if 4 Defender S lasted 60,000 miles on West Virginia roads and performed well in winter and wet conditions.