i hull a truck camper,and use max tire air presser 80 lb. and still have half the thread left and have 47,000 miles on tires,the only problem is weather cracks.

This is a great tire in the snow and mud, not so great as a highway tire. It's fairly noisy, and makes my SUV ride like a truck. As little as I drive in the mud and snow; I'd choose an all terrain tire next time.

I have a GMC 2500 4x4 and the Michelin LTX MS are the only tires I will run. They may cost a little more up front, but they are the best tires out there.

100,000 miles and counting, great ride, handling and traction. I was caught in snow storm 7 months ago and drove through 6 inches of snow even with 90,000 miles on them. With 100,000 still good traction in Portland, Oregon rain.

I'm on my second set of Michelin tires. My brother bought a set of GoodYears and he has a lot more road noise form his tires. He wish he bought the Michelin tires like mine. Thank You

I am 70, and have used many name brand tires, but only use Mitchell tires now. On my 2500 turbo diesel Dodge to tow my 32 ft. 5th wheeler, and onthe 5th wheeler too.

These tires have had great traction through rain, snow, and ice. They have been wearing evenly. I would recommend these and any michelin tires to anyone.

Best tires I've ever owned....hands down. I have been using Michelin tires for 40 years now and, although I continue to look at and compare other tires while shopping about, I have always put michelin under the vehicle I'm driving.

I have been using this tire for years on my work trucks. With the recommended rotation and balance policy I put 141,000 miles on my last set without my ever having to get my jack out to change a flat.

We have about 30K miles on these tires, and have been especially pleased. They handle much better than our previous tires, they inspire confidence, and the seem to be wearing very well.