Just bought these tires and they are great, put them on a 2008 chevy and it rides like a different truck, the tires that came on it were very noisy with only 30k miles on them I replaced them with LTX M/S2'S. Money well spent, the truck even rides smoother and no road noise at all!!

I bought a set of 4 LTX M/S2's for my Jeep, mostly city driving. Living in Michigan, winters can be brutal, snowy one day, sleet or ice the next, and dry or wet pavement the next. These tires handle it all. I have the option in my Jeep to turn on or off the 4WD, and have found that rarely do I have to turn on the 4WD with these tires. These all-weather tires are not noisy like snow tires (I've had snow tires in the past, and on dry pavement, they are very noisy). I have no complaints about these tires and would buy them again.

These came on my 2011 GMC Sierra 1500. At 86k needed to change due to wear bars and weather check. Going back. Quiet on highway, great on rain and snow. No off roading for me, so no need to go more aggressive. Pull a boat with no issues. Would recommend highly.

After much research as to what would be the best tire I decided on these and couldnt be happier. I will continue to purchase these tires. These are the nicest and quietest riding tires i've ever felt. They have excellent grip and the in the rain they are incredible and instill a lot of confidence in those very hard rainy conditions. I will always put Michelin tires on everything I own.

These tires were recommenced by a friend. They wrok great on the Alaskan roads with snow and ice. They have good grip/traction and stop well. They now have approx 10,000 miles and show no signs of wear. I will be purchasing a set for my wife's truck next.

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 needed to replace my tires on my 2013 Yukon XL and I decided to go with the Michelin LTX M/S2 set. That week I had to drive across the state of Michigan several times during some heavy spring showers and the tires performed like a champ. I felt secure as did my family. Also, I feel like the tires have reduced the road noise as well. Great first two weeks and I expect the Michelin brand to live up to its' reputation over the next 60,000 miles.

When I purchased this truck it did not have Michelin tires. There was never a doubt that the first thing I would do was to go to my dealer and have a set of Michelins put on. I would never think of purchasing any other brand you can't beat the ride or performance of these tires.

I have used the LTX M/S tires on my trucks for years. They were great in the Ohio snow and the rain as well. I recently purchased an 09 Silverado 1500 that came to me with tires that weren't Michelin. and those tires were horrible. Visited a local Michelin Dealer to obtain LTX M/S for this truck as I've been very pleased with them in the past. I was informed the LTX M/S is no longer available, that I would have to go with the LTX M/S 2. I went ahead and ordered the LTX M/S 2 and had them installed recently. Haven't yet had the experience of driving them in the snow, though I have little doubt they will be fine. Driven in rain and have the usual confidence I've experienced with the previous LTX M/S. The problem is as follows; I can't drive one mile on any road without hearing a stone strike the underside of my truck. Today is the 5th of August. It's not as though there are snow plows depositing stones on the road as they plow the shoulder. The tires I purchased are P265/65R18 112T, LTX M/S2 BW. I don't know if this is an issue related to only the size I purchased or if it's across the board. What I do know is I can't afford to purchase another brand tire this soon to alleviate the stone issue, so I guess I just turn up the radio and drive on. I will pose a question to the Customer Care Team; Why did you mothball the LTX M/S?

The new LTX MS/2 tires proved to be a significant upgrade for my Lexus RX300. Road noise is loader than touring tires I could have chosen, but good traction in on and off road conditions was important for my driving. Very pleased with the results. I would purchase these tires again.