My cars have always road on Michelin tires. Average to above tire mileage. Alway feel I have good contact with the road with any diving conditions. Always looking to get more miles between changes.

First set of LTX I had lasted 60000+ miles. The second set has 20000+ miles and are in excellent condition. Most of the driving I do is freeway or stop and go city, but the tires do quite well in mud or snow.

Took off factory tires when new and put on defenders. 8 years and 98k they have a long way to go yet. I'm checking availability of 20” defenders as my new truck just showed up on the lot

I have been using Michelin tires since 2002. They cost a little more than average but I get very good all around wear and mileage out of the tires. I have never had a tire issue with over 500,000 miles driven in the last 8 years.

I use these tires on my 4X4 chevy truck and they are excellent. They have lasted a lot longer then the tires that I had before and they are still in good shape. I couldn't be more satisfied with them.

The Michelin tires I have are on a 2002 GMC Savana Van. They have over 10,000 miles on them and are mainly driven on expressway driving. There is hardly any wear on them. They look like they are brand new. The ride is excellent.

So far very pleased. Much quieter than the Goodyear AT Kevlar tires . Granted these Michelins are all season M/S and should be quieter. That said so far pleased with my purchase.

This was my first purchase of Michelin tires. I put them on my Dodge Dakota and they are smooth and quite. My wife's Jeep is needing tires, and I will be putting Michelin's on it .

I put these tires on my durango. They were great price and a high wear pattern. On the highway they are quiet and great ride on the highway. They are great in rain and do well in snow on roadways.

This is one really tough tire. I went over a broken cattle guard in the dark in Nevada with a 3500 lb camper on the back of my F350 and no damage to the tires resulted. I wish I could say the same for my camper.