By far the smoothest & best riding tire made.The LTX M&S is the least expensive tire you can buy because they give twice the milage of any other tire.

these have got to be the best tires ever made, most tires you typically get 60k out of but i have had these last well over 100k, i am not sure why these tires last so good, even after 80k miles on them they still ride as though they were new.

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

Will definitely change our other two vehicles to this tire. It's made a nice ride in our Sport Trac .. from a somewhat bumpy ride on our other tires. We are hoping to put this on not only our Expedition but our 4x4 Jeep.

The OEM tires on my wifes new Camry wore like iron. I have never had a set of tires perform as well as that set. With rotation and balance every six thousand this set of tires lasted 80k miles. Amazing.

I use these tires on my truck to pull our 5th wheel. They have worn very little and have given us great protection. Even though these tires are not snow tires during the winter months I get good traction in the snow.

I only buy Michelin tires. Period! I've tried other brands and have never been as happy as when riding a set of these. They are very comfortable and quiet tires. Traction is great in rain and snow. Did I mention the ride? Smooth and quiet. Oh yeah.

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.

First set of LTX I had lasted 60000+ miles. The second set has 20000+ miles and are in excellent condition. Most of the driving I do is freeway or stop and go city, but the tires do quite well in mud or snow.

I researched tires made by Michelin and decided to purchase these. I didn't wait for a tire sale. I'm really happy with these and my latitudes I use in winter.