Just replace two on my 2007 Hyundai Veracruz and had 82,000 on them. I would have waited for another 5-8,000 miles but I am driving from AZ to Chicago with Grandchildren so i am placing it save.

Have tires installed on our 1996 Lexus LX450, The tires have handled very well in snow and ice conditions as well as wet. They have been very quiet and smooth

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.

After 30K miles, wet traction is still excellent..just coming into winter 2021, but with the 2" we had yesterday I still feel confident driving..Rotating them is important as always..Nice& quiet with a smooth ride in the dry weather as well

they last almost double the mileage and they can handle alot more weight than the other brands and i tried them all these tires are on all my 1 ton vans i have 5 vans

The LTX M/S tire was the single best tire I have ever purchased for my SUV. The first set lasted 75,000 miles and the second set already has 40,000 with little sign of wear. These are awesome tires.

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.

Just replaced the original tires on my Honda Ridgeline 2007 with same LTX M/S at 120870 miles. Never had a problem, hope the new ones are a repeat performance.

Replaced the OEM tires, and it was like getting a new car-quiet, smooth, much improved handling too. And after 20K miles, I'm still being asked if I "Just bought new tires!" They may never wear out!!!

I've had a set of LTX M/S on my Silverado for over 65,000 miles and they still have many miles to go. Great ride quality, even now. Great in bad weather, snow and rain. I will put another set on my truck in the next few months, no doubt!