I drive a 2003 GMC Sierra LTX pickup, and I live in Canada's Yukon Territory. There there are a lot of unpaved roads up here, plus constant summer road construction. When the tires that came with my truck needed to be replaced (which seemed awfully soon for 'new' tires) I asked my local garage about replacements. They drive the same vehicle I do, and I noticed Michelin LTX on their trucks. They recommended the same for mine. I've been using nothing else since. I can honestly say I have not had a flat tire in 8 and a half years, since I started using Michelin LTX's - no small feat when you consider I only drive on "asphalt" when I'm visiting the big cities (once every 2 months or so). I'm averaging 78,000 kms between sets of tires and I will ALWAYS buy the LTX's for my truck as long as live up here in the north.

The Michelin LTX M/S2 is a nice improvement from the original LTX M/S. With almost 300,000 miles on my 1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee, I have always gone with the LTX M/S tires and was more than satisfied after 3 sets of tires. Decided this 4th time may be the last for the Jeep, but then again...... These tires handles well on wet roads, cornering, braking, and improved road noise reduction. Great peace of mind knowing these tires are dependable in any weather. I would not get any other tires than Michelins, and have recently got the Primacy MXV4 tires for my daughter's Honda Civic.

End of October 2014, I bought x 4 Michelin LTX M/S2 235/85/16 tires for my pickup truck (Ford F350 DRW 1999) , I decided to buy these tires following reviews, also and especially for mileage limited warranty. I make about 10 to 12000 km per summer, I use my truck from April to mid-November every year, the winter it is stored. I had my tires installed by November 2014. A year passed, then when I had my annual inspection done in June of 2016, the mecanic told me they would barely pass inspection, I had about 3/32 left. I was stunned! I thought the Michelin would last several years but they did not even exceed the lifetime of low quality tires!

I purchased a set of Michelin tires in 2011 and the tread is still great! I travel a lot of miles daily back and forth to work and I wanted a comfortable ride so I selected Michelin tires and I was not disappointed. The next set of tires I purchase will also be Michelin!

this is the best set of tires i have ever had on my F250....smooth good handeling with r without a load...can really tell the difference in the tires when pulling my trailers and even my boat....the tires break really well under a load....the traction is excellent on wet r dry pavement.....they could use a little improvement on dirt/grass/gravel...but the comfort and smooth ride makes up for the difference....interesdting thing is...the tires took very little weight to balance...all 4 took .25 ounces r less....and that is impressive for a 265/75/16...awesome set of tires.

I have a 2009 Ford Escape AWD, I use the vehicle for everyday driving, I travel half city, half highway miles, I love this tire, It is great in the rain and great in dry conditions. I have only used it in light snows and it has performed well. I would definitely buy this product again and recommend it to friends. There is only one complaint that I have and that would be that the factory tire on my vehicle was LRR and this tire isn't and my gas mileage decreased by about 1-2 mpg.

I have had these tires on my 2000 GMC Sierra for about three weeks. I just got back from a 750 mile trip and really enjoyed the smooth ride from these tires. I replaced BF Goodrich Long Trail T/A's which had a smooth ride, but they did not last as long as I hope the Michelins will. I hope to give this truck to my son and these tires get him through high school and into college.

I am getting ready to buy my third set and would not even consider a different brand. I have got 90k miles out of my previous two sets and have nothing but great things to say. Yes, they are more expensive than other brands but you get what you pay for, great quality and peace of mind. Never had a flat tire leaving me stranded somewhere, just awesome.

I have been a Michelin customer since the late 1960's. I have always replaced OEM tires with Michelin so I do have some experience on comparing performance. My latest Michelin's, the LTX M/S2, are on a F-150. They gave me a slight improvement on highway mpg and have great wet traction. I have yet to have the truch fishtail. One reason I stick with Michelin is that they last. These tires have around 30,000 miles and still have more than half the tread left. Our car has the MXV4 and they perform equally as well. I always feel safe riding on Michelin's.

Well this is my third straight set of LTX MS tires but this time I upgraded to the MS2's. I have nothing but great things to say about this tire. Every set has given me peace of mind and 75,000+ miles. I have a 1998 Dodge Ram 2wd shortbed pickup with 250,000+ miles and Michelin has been there almost the entire journey. Yes they are expensive, but good things usually are....and when it comes to my life and travelling 75+mph on the freeway, I'll trust Michelin every time.