Bought this tire since the ltx ms was not made anymore. Only got 43000 miles out of them and i rotate and balance every 3000 miles with my oil changes. I guess its time to find an new brand that will last like the old ltx m/s'

I recently purchased a set of Michelin tires and compared to the set I had on before...they are much smoother riding set. Very pleased .... Thanx, Bowtie

I have the tires rotated every 6,000 miles and my last set endured over 65,000 (mixture of highway and local). The new set is driving comfortably and I feel safe with their reliability.

I liked the fact that at everyday travel was smooth and when I traveled with a heavy load and increased tire preassure the ride was smooth. Not hard as if they were neumatic tires

Just ordered a new set after I blew a tire on the back of my dually pickup. Not bad considering that I just passed the 79,000 mile mark. I can’t imagine running any other tire.

I have had nothing but trouble with other brand tires. Michelins have always held the road and have not had other problems like bad belts causing vibrations. They do cost more but are worth it.

Was contemplating a competitors tire after I read the reviews I took a chance I put Michelin‘s on my Harley Davison. I was very satisfied with them so I gave Michelin a try on my truck and they are outstanding.

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.

I have a 2019 Ford F150 XLT 3.5 Echoboost Crew Cab and have 90,000 miles on my Michelin's. Best tire I have ever owned; quiet, smooth and I am currently getting 859 miles on a tank of gas driving conservatively on the freeway.

These tires on my Yukon and previously Tahoe were great. They lasted for over 70,000 miles and when the M/S2 came out I repalced them with the new design.