I bought my new tire a few weeks ago. Had an opportunity to do a long highway drive. It was like I was floating a cloud. Much better ride than the factory OEM.

i am on my third set (original + 2 purchased) on a 1998 ford club wagon with 245,000+ miles. i live in houston with ~ 2/3 miles at highway speeds. good wet weather function.

I bought new s u v changed tires to micheli i drove 76000 mile on those tires,no trouble,time to trade agin,i will switch agin if no michelin tires on the next one.

tires wear better than any other brand i have 552 thousand miles on my 98 e350 ford van at least 400 thousand are michelin miles great tires just put michelins on my wifes 2006 civic she loves them

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

I've had 2 Ford Vans over the last 22 years, with a combined total of 400,000 miles. Ford Vans can be tough on tires, but the Michelin tires work best for me. I consistently get 60,000 + miles out of a set of Michelin tires.

I've got 71,000 miles on this set of Michelin Pilot LTX M + S ...might make it to 80,000 before replacing...good over the road tire...handling in wet roads diminished when they had over 60,000 miles, but still one of the best tires I've owned

Purchased the Defender LTX M/S to replace OE Bridgestone tire. The Michelins are significantly louder on the highway and around town. 275/55R/20 113T. Very disappointing.

Best tires I've ever owned....hands down. I have been using Michelin tires for 40 years now and, although I continue to look at and compare other tires while shopping about, I have always put michelin under the vehicle I'm driving.

The ride on these tires was excellent. I had 80,000 miles on them when I replaced them with the next generation of the same tire. I bought them for my husband's truck after I had them on mine.