i have drien in snow when other 4X$ vehicles could not with my tires. They have taken me through deep mud with no problem. I have gone hunting and have never had any problem with the tires preforming as needed.

I am out of a job and have no money but Michelins were charged so my wife will be safe driving with winter coming. Not only snow but whicked black ice, mud and rain. The rubber works better than most tires when wet or muddy or icy. They grip.

The LTX M/S is the best light truck tire ever. My F150 is on its second set. The first set lasted 90,000 miles. I rotated them every 5000 miles and checked the air pressure monthly.

I purchased these for my Tacoma in December 2016. Less than 43,000 highway miles later, with rotation every 5,000 miles, I was told today that I only have 3/32 left. 2/32 would have failed inspection.

By far the smoothest & best riding tire made.The LTX M&S is the least expensive tire you can buy because they give twice the milage of any other tire.

Bought these tires for buick rainier they are everything they are advertised to be.quite,great handling tire.glad I paid a little more and went with Michelin.

I have a cabin in Mexico that I need 4wheel drive to access. These tires have held up better than any other tire. I get great gas mileage and great performance!

Whenever I need new tires, I always look for Michelin first, regardless of what brand came on the vehicle. These tires have been excellent--long lasting, even wear, holds air pressure, no problems whatsoever.

I had these tires on a truck, following recommendations-rotated the tires every 5,000 miles. The tires were rated to last 50,000 miles-mine lasted 150,000 miles with tread left. All my vehicles have Michelin tires.

I have had the tires for about 5 months now. They are wearing great. The only downside is driving on dirt/gravel roads. They like to throw little rocks.