Had these on my truck with about 12K miles. started showing signs of sidewall craking. Tires were changed at 15K and the new tires had the same problem. less then 30K miles for two sets of tires. I will never buy Michelin tires again.

Michelin tires are not inexpensive, but the value they give in reliability, durability (wear), and peace of mind, knowing the likelyhood of a flat is virtually nil, is worth the small extra cost of a set of Michelins

These tires are awesome! We put this set of tires on our S10 Blazer 4wd and have already gotten 53,000 miles on them and they still have good tread left.

The tires were standard w/Ridgeline truck. Drove across US and in severe and inclement weather during the last couple of years. Never punctured or failed in any other way. The 'wear and tear' is above average. The replacement will be the same!

w We bought these about 2 months ago and the ride is noticeably quieter and the truck handles so much better. We will be ready for any winter weather that comes our way!

These tires on my Yukon and previously Tahoe were great. They lasted for over 70,000 miles and when the M/S2 came out I repalced them with the new design.

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.

I've had these tires for two months ,they have been excellent tires great traction in the rain and snow and good traction on ice. Pretty quiet tire on the road considering the aggressive tread design.

Only Tire for my F250 that would give a Mileage Warrently and Traction Rating for tire. I wanted a tire that would not slip in the rain and give me good mileage. Michelin Brand tires hae always come through for me.

The mechanic that works at tire store told me to buy these tires ---That the tires would out last my truck---That the truck would fall down around the tires.Im glad I took his advice-Ive fell in love with these tires.