I replaced the original tires on my 2015 after 2 sidewalls were destroyed by road debris. The LTX M/S2 tires are way quieter and ride noticeably better. The tires they replaced hydroplaned to a small degree, the Michelins feel more steady in heavy rain. The size tires I had installed are 245/75/17. The truck now feels a bit different on the road and I couldn't be happier. No more road noise whine!!

I originally purchased these tires for my 2008 Silverado once the OEM tires wore out. I then purchased a 2011 Silverado and had the tires from the 2008 installed on the 2011 due to the lousy tires that were on the Chevy product. I had 20,000 miles on the tires when I put them on the new vehicle and have now accumulated 17,000 more miles and they still have plenty of tread.

I have Michelin tires on all three of my vehicles. My t-bird has over 300,000 miles and has always had Michelin tires. Never had a flat and I like the braking capability in rainy weather.I have LTX MS2 on my Avalon and I get great fuel mileage and a comfortable ride. I like the strength of the LTX m/s2 on my Diesel Pickup as I pull a 4000 pound travel trailer, we just returned from a 2700 mile trip with no tire trouble. I like Michelin tires as they are always trouble free.

I got my Michellin LTX M/S2 last December for a trip to North Carolina. The feeling of new tires was immediately, smooth ride and better braking. In the snow the tires were ok since they are not designed for snow terrain or deep mud. Michellin tires are the best, also I bought a set of Michellin Defender tires for my Wife's van (Honda Odyssey) she love them. Ohh I forgot, now in summer here in Florida rains a lot almost everyday, there is not aquaplaning using this tires. My car? Nissan Pathfinder 1997 with 190,xxx miles 4x4. I would recommend this tires to all my friends.

I purchased the LTX tires to replace the Michelin Cross Terrain tires I had on my 2008 Toyota 4-Runner. I was somewhat disappointed in the way the Cross Terrains had worn down after less than 50K miles given their 65K warranty. I have had excellent luck with the LTX going back almost 20 years with my 1992 Toyota pickup. As soon as I left the dealers lot and pulled into the street, the difference was amazing. The road noise with the LTX was almost non existent. Road feel, handling and breaking all feel different - but in a good way. The 4-runner feels more stable on the road. I would highly recommend them.

Bought these a month ago. Have put over 2500 miles on them. Been back to dealer twice for balancing rear tires and they are not able to get them balanced. They tell me that the tires show balanced and say they have done a Road Force balance and tires check out...BUT still get vibe in seat at 45-55 mph. Very disappointing. Not sure what next move will be...not many options. Tires are also turning brown - started on day 2. Never had tires turn brown before - told this is a Michelin trait. Don't see any brown tires in parking lot at work, so not sure what to think of this either. As I said - Very disappointed. PS: At speeds other than 45-55, tires are fine...but still brown.

I would have never thought I would notice a difference new tires could have on driving comfort and handling. A friend suggested I try these tires a few years ago and I was shocked what a difference they were. After they wore out I chose to go with a less expensive brand due to the age of the vehicle. What a dissappointing difference. I recently replaced the vehicle and quickly put these new Michelins on the vehicle and immedialtly noticed the difference.

I buy nothing but the best and the best is Michelin. My last set lasted me 7 years. My husband also swears by Michelin. For my money there is no better tires to be had. They ride great and handle great in wet weather too. I say get the most for your money too, Buy Michelin.....

I used Michelin tires because they perform as promised. Bought 4 tires for my Tundra and 4 tires for my Honda pilot. Both got over 75,000 miles of rugged use on them. I have a blueberry farm in down east Maine that sees, mud, gravel, and lots of snow. We are .75 miles in to the blueberry fields and have never gotten stuck. I travel 320 miles one way every 4 weeks to Rhode Island and the highway ride is as good a performance as anything. Quiet, sure grip, and responsive. I ask myself , why doesn't everybody but Michelins? I'm fussy, these tires are fantastic, period. Michelin strong! Thanks.

I got over 60K out of my first set of LTXMS2 Tires! They are simply awesome all the way around. Great ride with a truck without giving up safety! Just bought a new set with winter coming and have no regrets! Simply no better truck tire for the money...Ive driven trucks for 20 years ----