I have had Michelin LTX M/S on my last 3 SUV's. I live in wet and sometimes snowy Seattle, the Michelin's have always gotten me there. Why would I change? I just bought 275/55R/20DLTX's, of course.

I put these tires on my 2018 F150 and they are sooooo noisy. I can even feel the tires through the steering wheel. When people barrow my truck I will get a call asking if something is running. I will not buy these tires again.

bought tires for suv an truck an the truck tires make noise a loping sound very disappointed with tires wont buy them again an these tires was what is on all my trucks an cars

Experienced exceptionally good wearing from highway driving during all seasons in extreme heat in Florida and cold weather in Washington, DC, and Maryland. Holds nails well w/o leaking much.

They were the same tires that came on vehicle new. I got almost 50,000 miles on them, so I used same tire when replaced. Got good fuel milage ,smooth ride & very little road noise.

Michelin tires preform great. The ride is completely great compared to others. The safety of braking in shorter distance give you peace of mind. I will purchase no other tire except MICHELIN. The man that stands behind his tires.

i put these tire on a titan xd. we have made several long trips with these tires. they are by far the smoothest,very quite,get handling tires i owned. i'm thinking about putting on my ford f-250

I researched tires made by Michelin and decided to purchase these. I didn't wait for a tire sale. I'm really happy with these and my latitudes I use in winter.

These came on my Ridgeline when I bought it new. Still have two on truck with 83000 miles, now close to wear indicators but not there yet. Getting ready to buy 4 new tires. You know it, buying a set of LTX M/S. Highly recommend these tires.

Less than 30K miles and the tires are worn out. 70K mile warranty is way off. If I got somewhere around 50K on these, then I wouldn't be too concerned, but this is unacceptable.