You can prevent running out of gas, but a blow out is an unhappy surprise! Hot weather is hard on the roads, and our tires. but Michelins have served me well and I consider them the best insurance to prevent an unhappy surprise.....GOD BLESS AMERICA

I've have had Ford Expeditions for the last 10 years and tried many different tires on them. These tires were by far the best. Not only in wear but traction also.

This is the second set of these tires that I have own for my Lexus LX 450. I have had great all around service with these tires. Thanks "Michelin Man"

My has these tires on her Suburan and they are quiet and ride great. But I'm been most impressed with the wear-life. These tires have about 60,000 on them and they are still looking good.

Second time buying these tires. They have great traction, conserve fuel, and will last you 62k+ miles with the proper maintenance and rotation. Would highly recommend them to anyone with a light truck or SUV.

I am on my third set of these tires for my 2000 Silverado. I woldn't put anything else on that truck. Overall, for all my vehicles, this was my 12th set of Michelin tires. I won't drive anything else.

installed the tires and have had them balanced and rotated every 5,000 miles when I'd take our Chevy Traverse into the Chevy dealership for an oil change. Maybe got 25,000 miles out of the tires.

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.

These Tires were put on my 2500 Suburban at 47,000 miles and now at 111.500 miles, are still going strong with at least another winters drive on them.

This is my second set of these tires. They ride really nice and last as long as advertised. I hiave 250k miles on my Yukon and will probably buy a 3rd set when it's time.