i had another brand that came on my truck and the wear was very limited. my michelin tires have already doubled that mileage and looks to have at least another 30-40 % tread still available

I have always bought michelin tires for both my vehicle and my wife . I always get the comfortable ride I expect . Also, all my tires get more mileage than what it's rated for . Usually I get 80,000 + miles from my Michelin LTs.

I have a Ford F-150 pick-up and drive it to work daily as well as use it for yard work and winter driving. The tires have 30K miles on them but still look brand new. They handle well and ride comfortably.

I am thrilled with my Michelin tires. I know I am safe when I travel. The peace of mind knowing I'm riding on the best tires I can purchase is my reward. Performance, quality and safety is spelled Michelin!

I have thes tires on my 2002 Chevrolet Silverado Z71. They have just over 100k on them. The ride and fuel economy are great. I am about to replace them with a new set of the LTX M/S2 and can only hope to get the same life out of them.

This set of tires has brought new life to my 96 Silverado. I have 50000+ miles of highway, back road, and towing with the tires riding, handling, and performing as they did when I got them.

The first set of these tires came with the purchase of my Honda Ridgeline. I purchased the second set of tires after 60000 miles. Do you think I would look for a different tire or stay with the best? I stayed with the best tire for my truck.

The LTX M/S is the best tire I have ever owned. They cost a little more than other tires, but will last a third longer. The traction is good and they ride smooth. With the six and ten ply tires, I rarely have a flat.

Soon to put on my 3rd set. Got over 70,000 miles on the 1st set, over 80,000 miles on the 2nd set and soon to be replacing the 3rd set that may not make 70,000 because of a worn out front end. Light weight and great ride and traction. Love them.

Excellent tires. Very durable, even with infrequent rotation. I begged a friend to buy these last week, though he still went with a Michelin, it was a slightly less-durable (and therefore less-expensive) tire.