2012 F-350 39000 miles all highway driving .Almost to the wear indicator. Seems like these tires do not wear as well as my many sets of M&S tires. Not very impressed!

When I bought my 2016 Chevy 3500 Duramax I swapped the OEM tires for 285/65R18. I now have 75,000 miles on them and still going. Good ride, quiet and traction in the snow. Wish they offered them in oversized sizes!

With only 15000 miles on tires tread lugs started to peel off in chunks. Now at 26000 miles they are 85% worn and need to be replaced. All highway miles on 2015 ford f250 platinum. Do not buy these tires..

I have a 2013 silverado and in 2016 put on LTX AT2 and currently have 90585 miles on them. What more do you want out of a tire? Going to buy another set this month.

These tires are of high quality and plow though many road conditions. My family was the only vehicle to get through crazy snow storm in northern Az last fall while we watched many others get stuck.

I have a Chevy K3500 Dually and pull horse and hay trailers. These tires wear like iron and provide great traction on and off road. They are quiet and hold the road very well.

Although these tires are expensive, I believe they are well worth the money. I drive on a combination of dirt roads and highways and the tires handle all surfaces extremely well.

tire runs quiet on my z-71 truck. the Lt285 fills the wheel well nicely and with the good looks of the tire really sets off the truck. very happy with looks and performance of the LT285/70R17 (LTX AT2 LRD)

These tires came with my new 2015 Tundra TRD Pro, I have only 35k miles on the vehicle and they already need replacing. I hardly ever ran these tires on anything but highway. I thought the Michelin LTX A/T2 are suppose to last at least 60k miles...

Tires seem to perform well but don't expect much life out of the tread. I rotated every 5000 miles and kept them at recommended pressure but at 25,000 miles they need to be changed.