When I purchased my 2016 Toyota Tundra Limited these AT2 Michelins came with the TRD off road package. First impression was a chuckle due to the lack of aggressive tread pattern like other all terrain tires. But once you get a chance to drive and feel how they perform, your 2nd impression is one of respect. Michelin ride and treadwear along with amazing traction in all conditions has led me to replace the original AT2's with another set. 45k miles and probably could go another 5k to 8k but snow and ice is coming so going to swap early. Sometimes its not about the appearance but the true functionality the impresses!!

My Michelin tires are installed on a Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited. Snow Traction off and on road has been very good. We go snowmobiling a lot during the winter and have not had any problems getting around. I have chains I carry in my vehicle just in case but have never had a need to use them. That has not been the case with other tires I have had. Mud traction is not as good, but that would be expected with this type of tire. The more aggressive tread is ok but this is not a mud tire. On dirt roads with wet muddy conditions they still have decent traction and handling. Highway ride is excellent. I notice a little noise at freeway speeds but it is not annoying. The noise level is a little higher on concrete vs asphalt but that is the case with most tires I have run. In the rain and going through shallow standing water on the roads I have not had problems with hydro planning, water seems to disperse quickly. I have approximately 30k miles on these tires and they still have plenty of tread on them. My other SUV I have Michelin LTX on it and they went 85,000 miles and they were just barely to the tread bars. In comparison these (AT2) vs (LTX) Michelin tires I like both of them. The (AT2) are better off road. This is the first I have tried the (AT2) but it appears the mileage might be similar for tire wear. The tire is tough; I have not had any problems off road with tire failure. I would buy these tires again. I have not had balancing problems with these tires or any Michelin tires I own. But other top tire brands that I have had, I have problems with tire balance. They are more expensive at first over other tires but with the longer tire wear I believe it evens out at a cost per mile. I have not had problems with the tires so I have no comment on warranty issues and customer service.

I got these tires 6 years ago and they never let me down. I use my truck for heavy loads or hauling things around and have never had anything go wrong. What I love the most is the Nitrogen added to the tires instead of air. I don't have to fill my tires for every heavy load I put in my truck.

I just want to say that this is one of the best tires I ever purchaced. The highway ride is smooth, and the traction given off this tire in the dirt is pretty inpressive. For being an all terrian tire this tire is doing its job. I also will say this tire has good wear pattern. My research finally paid off..

67K miles on my '05 Tahoe and they still look and feel good. 28K miles on my '11 F-350 Diesel, pulling a 12K 5th wheel with total confidence. 34K miles on my wifes Camray. All with Michelin Tires. I've been buying Michlelin's since 1991 and never had any problems and don't expect any. When you live in SE Texas and the summer heat is unbearable, You don't gamble with tires.

I researched different tires for my Trailblazer and wanted tires good in snow and gravel/sand for boat launching. I have not been disappointed. I am especially amazed at how they function in snow, and seem to grip quite well even on ice. I cannot comment on wear as I've had them just 10,000 miles so far, but they seem to be wearing reasonably.

I purchased Michelin LTXA/T2 tires to replace the factory tires on my Dodge Ram 3500 Diesel . I could never trust the original equipment tires as they would loose traction on wet roads , in turns and at starting on on ramps merging in traffic.. I have had no issues with the Michlelins they are great and give you that confidence on wet or dry roads.

The new Michelin LTX A/T2 tires were installed on my 2011 4x4 Tundra a few months back, and I have to say these tires perform very, very well when I am off-road in the mud as well as being a great highway tire. I feel very confident on the highway with very wet roads. And, after 10k miles or so, there seems to be very little tire wear. Love them!

These came stock on 2013 f250 and I got about 32K miles on them. I serviced my truck at the dealership and I had the premium maintenance program so they rotated on schedule. I gave them another shot and my second set has lasted 38K miles. I am about to replace them again and I am having a hard time justifying these again.

i have a 99 ran 2500 diesel 4x4 got these tire do to being talked they will last long. but thats not true at all i have less then 20k on these tires and they need to be repalced. point is if you have a truck and pull with it these tires are too soft and will not last long at all