I have driven over 82,000 miles on my Michelin tires and expect them to last over 100,000 miles. They have been an excellent tire on my 3/4 ton diesel truck.

Running my second set on my 2003 Suburban. 1st set replaced original tires at 17.000. Replaced 1st set at 119.000 miles. Now have 220,000 miles and have just replaced 2 front tires. Incredible smooth ride and mileage on a heavy vehicle.

I HAVE HAD MICHELIN TIRES SINCE THE EARLY NINETIES. I HAD A 91 GMC SONOMA AND OEM TIRES DID NOT PERFORM WELL. EVEN BEFORE THE OEM TIRES WERE WORN OUT I PURCHASED MICHELINS. WHAT A DIFFERENCE. I'VE BEEN A MICHELIN CUSTOMER EVER SINCE.

Although a bit pricey, these tires have excellent traction and wear. They also provide a very comfortable ride, especially for an E-load range rated tire.

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.

Smoothest ride possible, incredible in snow, especially when brand new...love all the sipes, almost like an ice tire. I've tried every major brand of light truck tires and the LTX M/S are the standard for comparison.

these tire are excellent in ice and snow. They bite down to the road surface. They lasted to 75,000 miles on my one ton pickup and are still serving on a dump trailer. Go for a narrow size to get better traction.

THE LTX M/S MICHELIN IS THE ONLY TIRE I HAVE EVER SEN THAT WILL HOLD UP UNDER A FORD FULL SIZE VAN, GAS ENGINE OR DIESEL ENGINE, GREAT RIDE, QUIET, AND GREAT ROAD HANDLING, WET OR DRY.

The reason I marked it so low for wear is because we had to repair the tire within a month of buying them. We chose them because we thought they were a good sturdy tire.

The best all around tire the new ltx ms2 is the same i just put them on my truck. This is the third truck i put them on they last a long time and great in the rain