longest lasting tires that I have ever purchased. I purchased my first set for my Chevrolet Blazer back in the 80s and the lasted around 80,000. I now have them on my Silverado, 2nd set, and my Tahoe. Same results, around 80,000 miles

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 these tires for two months ,they have been excellent tires great traction in the rain and snow and good traction on ice. Pretty quiet tire on the road considering the aggressive tread design.

Great tire, we have had them for just over a year and are very happy. They are quiet and have great traction in the snow. They seem to be wearing very well also.

This tire lasted so much longer than other top brand mud and snow tires. The silica tread compound and overall capabilities of this tire put it far ahead of other brands of tires.

The tires handle well, but the loud hum is very annoying. I don't remember reading anything about tire noise being a problem when I bought them. I thought that after a few months the sound would lessen, but it hasn't. Otherwise, good tire.

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

I had Hancock tires on my truck and they did not hold traction in the rain . I put Michelin’s on my truck An my 4 year old truck now drives like a new truck .

I have driven in the city and on the highway the last month. Tires are very smooth riding and very quiet. I have also driven in the rain and there is no hydroplaneing. Tires are responsive to turns..

I have a set of Michelin LTX/MS tires on my 2001 Ford F-150 that have over 100,000 miles on them and still have decent tread on them. I have had only 1 flat on them.