The tires goes beyond the distance meaning: the 80,000 mile tire now has 96,000 miles. The tires have outlasted their warranty. Tire is less likely to have flats. Smoother riding tire.

Bought my set in March 2019, I know have 76k miles on them. They never have a day off, I constantly have a load on them gonna shoot for 85k before swapping.

This tire lasted so much longer than other top brand mud and snow tires. The silica tread compound and overall capabilities of this tire put it far ahead of other brands of tires.

Replaced all 4 Michelin 265 70 18 XLT A/T+² with new Defender XLT M+S. They made the truck swerve and sway. Stick with the XLT A/T+² if you like the secure traction of a sports suspension stick with the A/T+²

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.

These tires have 77,000, yes 77,000 miles on them. Not bad for being on a GMC Safari van. I can not say enough good things about these tires. I will be replacing them with the same ones!

This is my second set of these tires for a 2006 Ridgeline. I got over 70K miles on the first set and I expect the second to last just as long. Great ride, quiet, and good wet weather handleing. I highly recommend them.

Good overall tire for SUV - on and off road. Had Michelins for Jeep, truck and 2 SUVs. Never had flat or blowout. Cost a little more to buy but worth the price since you get longer wear.

I bought my most recent set of Michelin tires 4 months ago. I purchased them because I had the same tires on my 1998 Dodge Ram. I like the way they feel, when driving. Despite the weather, they always stay firmly on the road.

Replaced another brand tires with these Michelins. Ride is smoother, quieter and my vehicle handles like a sports car. Performance in rain is excellent. Cannot wait for the first snow to test these tires against my OEM tires.