Tires are on a Nissan Frontier Pick-Up truck Ride smoother and run quieter than the original tires and have better grip and traction in rain and snow Was a little put off at the price, but so far believe them to be well worth the investment Have not owned tires long enough to rate for wear

Came new with CPO 4Runner. In ~48 months have put on ~30K miles on them. Still not down to tread wear indicators, but significant signs of dry rot. Tire model # has recalls, but apparently mine were manufactured outside the time window for the recall. Overall, like Michelins, and have purchased on other vehicles, but disappointed in the durability of these particular tires.

In the past, I attempted to purchase the best tires available on a limited budget. After reading reviews, I decided to purchase MICHELIN'S for the first time for my Chevy P/U. I could not believe the difference in handling and overall comfort I experienced with these donuts on my vehicle. My hat is off to the Michelin baker on an outstanding product. Thanks Michelin Man.

My chevrolet 2500HD came with 245 75 r16 I replaced them with ltx ms2 235 85 r16. I could not be more pleased. I get on I-5 at hiway 269 going north set the cruise at 70 (the speed limit) and for the next 200 miles it is as smooth as glass the only thing I feel is missing chunks of asphalt. I gained better than 10% in mileage because of a narrower tire (less friction) and a larger diameter tire (fewer revolutions per mile). my truck is heavy I have a utility box with rack on it and tools.

This is an amazing wearing light truck tire. Set was purchased for a 2008 Dodge 3500 Dually and it commutes atleast 10 miles of rock daily, and with already 8,500 miles on the set. Rides smooth compared to the previous set of tire that were on it. Use in livestock fields as well with no problems with traction, very satisfied with the tires.

Just bought my second set of LTX M/S tires for my 2002 Silverado. When I replaced the original equipment tires I tried other brands at a lower cost and was never satisfied. I drive a lot of highway miles and and some gravel roads and got 110,000 miles out of the first set. These are the best tires I've ever owned and highly recommend paying the extra price.

I have a set of 265/70/16 LTX M/S 2"s on my 2005 Nissan Pathfinder. I've had them for about 25,000 miles now and they are still well over 50% tread left. I've been most impressed with the ride smoothness and wet and dry traction of this tire. It's a huge improvement over the factory tires on this vehicle. The only complaint I have(and its really not a fault of the tire) is that it doesn't seem to handle as well as I would like. However, you have to keep in mind that I am an aggressive driver and this is an suv with tall tires on it and most of my previous vehicles were more sport oriented. That being said, I believe the handling is as good as any other suv tire out there. My experience with this tire in snow and off road hhas been limited but it exceeded my expectations in both categories. Iwould no doubt recommend this tire to anyone wanting a high quality tire for their suv.

My tires are mounted on a 2001 Chevy Silverado. I have had 2 sets of the LTX and now have the LTX2. The first two sets averaged 95,000 miles. I am hoping for another 95,000 miles. My truck currently has 323,000 miles on it and the use of good tires and Maintenance has made this possible. I have these also on my wifes Blazer and cannot be happier. Keep up the good work.

I have these tires on my 4Runner and my wife's Pilot. They are excellent tires. I had the LTX M/S on my 4Runner before this, and that's what really sold me on them. They were so much better than the previous brand of tires I had on there. After I bought my first set of Michelins, I won't buy any other brand. The ride is good, the handling is good, the wet traction is very good, and the wear is excellent.

I have had the LTX ATX and LTX MS originals on my 99 chevy pickup. Both great tires. Currently the LTX MS tires are still on my truck with 6/32 left and over 60,000 miles. I put the LTX MS2 on my wifes 06 Tahoe for this reason. We live in the Rocky Mountains in a ski town and I prefer one tire that can handle snow, ice and summer, these do it all in great fashion. I love these tires in the winter and they are quiet on the summer roads. I will never buy anything but Michelins from now on. I did put another brand on the Tahoe first and they did not last the expected mileage, these have done great with over a year of use I still have many more to go. In my experience Michelins go well beyond the warranteed mileage if rotated properly. My Father had a set that went over 80,000, Wow, can you imagine! Value is in the mileage, pay alittle more now and enjoy not worrying about performance or replacing tires for many years.