I always expect more from a Michelin tire than any of it's competitors tries. So I'm being a little tougher on my grading scale than I normally would for this particular Michelin tire.

Bought a set 9 years ago, with around 65,000 miles now. I love these tires. Tons of traction in snow. 10" of snow is nothing. I call my Ranger a tank. Never stuck. And nicest thing, the tires are quite. You won't be disappointed!

I put these tires on my 2018 F150 and they are sooooo noisy. I can even feel the tires through the steering wheel. When people barrow my truck I will get a call asking if something is running. I will not buy these tires again.

This set of tires has brought new life to my 96 Silverado. I have 50000+ miles of highway, back road, and towing with the tires riding, handling, and performing as they did when I got them.

I really enjoyed the ride I got from these tires the first 6 months, but even though I have had them rotated and balanced on a regular basis, the ride is not as smooth but I am still not sure it is the tires.

I bought these tires a year and half ago and threads still look news. With a 15000 miles on them. The only problem, the rubber most be hard because it's a hard ride. I have 2017 Tahoe

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.

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 hull a truck camper,and use max tire air presser 80 lb. and still have half the thread left and have 47,000 miles on tires,the only problem is weather cracks.

Wore out a set of (exact same) Michelins...70,000 miles! Delighted with the ride, lack of noise, and adequate traction. Long wear and good braking sealed the deal. Bought four more, and still happy!