I thought saving a little and going with another brand was a wise decision at the time. How wrong a was. I barely got 30,000 miles out of the other brand. I will never again make that capital mistake. Not only was the ride inferior , wear pitiful , the lesson learned was painful. My grandma once told me, 'If you buy the best you'll never be unhappy'. She always drove Michelin tires

Had Michelin LTX MS2 installed on my 2010 F150 SuperCrew and both ride quality and handling improved instantly. These tires hold excellent balance, are quiet at highway speeds and appear to have solid tread life (14,000 miles since installed) We have since changed to Michelin tires on our Volvo XC70 and have noticed similar results - very quiet tire and solid handling in rain & snow. I would certainly recommend Michelin tires, and have, to many fiends and family.

I have had LTX tires on my trucks because of their construction site performance and that they do not howl at you on the freeway. The improvement from the LTX to this M/S2 is noticeable, especially in the rain. I was not expecting this much of an improvement on a tire that i used for years, glad to see your research development pay off for my excitement.

I have 189,000+ miles on my Dodge Ram 3500 truck and am just getting ready to buy my third set of 265 70 R17 LTX tires. I got 94,000 on first set and 95,000 on second set. I will never put another brand of tire on my tire on my truck. They have never failed me in any type of weather or road condition

I have them on both Lexus RX300 and Chev Full Size Conversion Van! GREAT TIRES! I hate that Michelin stopped Hydroedge for my 2000 VW Beatle TDI:-( Great tire for highway use in rain!!! Looking for Michelin replacement? I reconmend Mich to everyone who wants to talk tires! More expensive than some brands but $ well spent.

We drive about 1200 miles round trip several times a year and we replaced our noisy tires with Michelin tires. Our rides are much more pleasant now. The ride is smoother and quieter. They are more expensive than other brands, but I think they are worth it.

I have had Michelin Tires since 1965. I have well over One(1) Million miles on various installations including the MS series. If you are having any problems with these tires, you may be having a vehicle probllem. I have had nine chevrolets, and everyone has had to have new shocks to stop tire problems. Dodge diesels pick-ups have gone through suspension problems after 75,000 miles causing tire wear. I now have an F-150 Ford with over 55,000 miles on it and with regular rotations, tires still have another 20,000 on them.

This is my second set of these tires.The ones that I just replaced had 120,000 miles on them yea thats right 120,000 miles and they still had 1/4 tread on them and they are on a work van that gets a lot of miles.Also I only had one flat but a couple of tires have nails in them that have been there for many miles.

I inherited a car from Mom's Estate that had a set of Michelin Tires. She always bought Michelin's. When it came time to buy another set for my 2001 GMC Sierra, I looked at, and priced several "Well-Known" brands. Thinking about how much I liked the ride of the tires on Mom's car, it just made sense to spend an extra $400.00 for a better set of tires. I have absolutely NO regrets. The tires are quiet, and give excellent traction.

Use these on my '09 F-150. I drive over 60 miles to work and have put about 14000 miles on these and they are wearing wonderfully. Very quiet, very smooth ride, and excellent tread wear. They also perform in wet conditions. I will be getting these for my wife's van when the time comes.