I have had Michelin LTX M/S on my last 3 SUV's. I live in wet and sometimes snowy Seattle, the Michelin's have always gotten me there. Why would I change? I just bought 275/55R/20DLTX's, of course.

Just replace two on my 2007 Hyundai Veracruz and had 82,000 on them. I would have waited for another 5-8,000 miles but I am driving from AZ to Chicago with Grandchildren so i am placing it save.

Great riding tire on a large SUV. Very smooth ride, stable and great handling. Looks good for a very large tire. Only weakness would be limited life of mileage wear.

I went with a cheeper tire and had nothing but problems (belts coming apart) then replaced with Michelin. the ride is better they last twice as long. Only Michelin will go on this truck from now on. Live and learn.

Great tires for pulling a heavy load; sway is minimal and handling, particularly braking is exceptional. When non loaded the tires provide a smooth ride

I've had most brands on my cars and trucks. Daily driver F150s with various General BFG Pirreli Michelin. These are the absolute best period. Handling is excellent and they're quiet. Superior braking. Top shelf.

This tire has a very good ride and handling. I also like the look and tread. 40 k miles and still going strong. If its like my other Michelins, 80 k with no problem. Don't waste your time on others. This is the real deal.

These tires have had great traction through rain, snow, and ice. They have been wearing evenly. I would recommend these and any michelin tires to anyone.

I'm using this tires in my Honda Ridgeline for 7 years now in a row,any problem at all in that time ,still having a very good life-time ahead,for sure when the moment come I'm going to replace my tires with another set similar.

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.