I alway purchase Michelin tires because they wear better and keep their tread longer and grip the road better in winter conditions. Also I have found that Michelin tires require less maintenance than other tires. I have owned several sets of Michelin tires and they have never let me down and I am pricing a set to put on my 4 X 4 vehicle.

Since I was a young lad in my teens, I have been using Michelins. It took me a few sets of tires, being a motor head, leadfoot kid to figure out that the Michelin Tire Company had the best product. From age 17-21 I sold and installed most other brands of tires and Michelins. All during the mid to late '70s into the early '80s. This wasn't long after the introduction of the radial tires on all production cars. Other manufacturers had radials, but Michelins ruled on quality and performance without any failures. Where I worked, we never had anyone have problems with the Michelin tires. Thirty five years since those days, I have always had purchased Michelins. Co-workers at my present day work balk at the price. But after I inform them with proper maintenance completed on a set of Michelin M/S2s on a truck, I have driven over 73,000 miles, city, highaway and highly crowned bumpy country roads this last set of M/S2s have just passed the state's yearly inspection, they are flabergasted. I just tell them, drive normally, maintain the truck's suspension and tire pressure, the tires will outlast just about any other tires on the market. I also have a set of the Primacy MXV4s on my VW Jetta. Thank you Michelin for the R&D that you have put into the tires, whether they are car passinger or these M/S2s, thanks. I will be buying another set shortly. They are one of those investments that I believe you don't short change yourself due to the comfort and safety factors. Peace of mind goes a long way, 73,000+ miles...

I bought a set of these in april 2012 and i love these tires.put on a 2001 tahoe and handling is better than i've had on this truck,drives like it did 7 years ago,i would have never thought tires could make that much of a difference,but wow, all the cars i will ever own will have michelins on them. I had always bought cheap tires, not anymore. These tires stick like glue,really notice on cloverleaf off ramps. I really can't wait til winter so I can see what these guys do in the snow here in the chicago area. I've put 7000 miles on so far and they still look brand new.

I am a little surprised on the high rating and positive reviews. My experience was a bad one. I bought the tires 6/03/2011 at 42,683 miles they are complete garbage at now 7/1/2013 at 77,407 miles. I contacted a dealer who contacted a rep who said they would prorate me back about about 3% of what I paid. I or my children or my grandchildren will never buy Michelin again. And I plan on finding others who have got burned on these tires and telling other about these tires which seem defective to me.

Well, I've run this tire on my 2007 LR3 for 90,000miles. I have been debating and researching switching to the A/T2 based on the retail price difference. However, with that kind of real world testing on the M/S2, I'm going to stick with it for another 90k. Obviously the tread life was exceptional. They also run quiet and performed well in the mountains of Colorado in both snow and wet conditions.

I have driven on almost every major brand of tire. I purchased these tires for my 4 wheel drive pick-up. I wanted traction yet comfort on the road. I believe these are the best riding tires I have ever owned. Well worth the price and they want be the last Michelin Tires I ever buy.

Second set of tires on my full size pick-up. Need a tire that wears well and works well in snow. The LTX M/S2 keep me going through Wisconsin winters. The tire grips the road well in any road condition. This tire wears even and has good tread left after over 50,000 miles. Very little tire noise. Have no complaints about this tire. Wouldn't hesitate to by another set.

The Michelin LTX M/S2 is the best tire I have ever put on my expedition. I drive in all different kinds of terrain and I always get great traction. I have a house up north that on a old logging trail that is pretty rough. And I have never gotten stuck yet. I go thru fairly deep mud and up one really steep hill and these tires get me thru all of that with no problem. I even went up a very sandy steep hill without my four wheel drive on and it did it with no problem. Also these tires are amazing in the snow. They wear great too. I got 75000 out of my last set, with proper maintenance of course. I would strongly recommend these to anyone.

Just replaced my 1st set if LTX MS2 tires on my 06 Tacoma. I removed them short of worn out (had 4/32nds still) due to winter weather coming soon & driving in such weather. I had over 84,000 miles on the them and they did a great job. I also run Michelins on my Harley, BMW, & Mazda- love them all.

Put these tires on just before winter....disappointed so far. Snow traction is poor. My old tires (half the cost) performed better in the snow. I hope these make up for it in treadlife, or summer/wet performance? Otherwise, probably won't spend the money again. Only had them a month so far........will see how it goes.