I haven't had a problem since I got these new tires. My other tires were always losing air pressure, so I knew I had to get new tires. These were recommended by a friend, and they are great!

Needed to replace ( 10 years ) tires. While the they only had 25K miles the ride was not smooth any longer. These new Defender have made all the difference.

First had these tires on a company vehicle, and bought them for myself. Extremely good tire in snow and rain. Very surefooted and they provide confidence when driving in adverse conditions.

Tried many tire brands looking for one that would deliver all the abilities I needed, all-condition traction, durability, smooth ride. The Michelins have always performed and never let me down.

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.

It's pretty simple. I have had other Michelins on BMW's, SUV's and other cars, Whenever I put a cheaper "but equal" tire, I always regret it. Just spend the Money if you can. Buy the Michelins.

Great tires, kept them rotated about every 6,000 miles and when I traded the truck the tires had 70,000 miles on them and still had maybe another 10 to 15 thousand miles tread life left.

I use these tires on my 4X4 chevy truck and they are excellent. They have lasted a lot longer then the tires that I had before and they are still in good shape. I couldn't be more satisfied with them.

I drive 80,000 miles per year. Michelin's longer tread life allows me to purchase only one set of new tires per year, rather than 2 or 3 sets from other brands. I'm a life-long Michelin man!

Took off factory tires when new and put on defenders. 8 years and 98k they have a long way to go yet. I'm checking availability of 20” defenders as my new truck just showed up on the lot