I've had 2 Ford Vans over the last 22 years, with a combined total of 400,000 miles. Ford Vans can be tough on tires, but the Michelin tires work best for me. I consistently get 60,000 + miles out of a set of Michelin tires.

THIS TIRE IS UNBLEAVIBLY QUITE SMOOTH RIDING GREAT TRACTION IN RAIN & SNOW I COUDN'T BE HAPPIERWITH THIS TIRE ON MY 2080 CHEVY TRAILBLAZERTHANKS JOHN MCGOWAN

installed the tires and have had them balanced and rotated every 5,000 miles when I'd take our Chevy Traverse into the Chevy dealership for an oil change. Maybe got 25,000 miles out of the tires.

This is the wrong tire for a 2009 Honda Pilot. Much worse than the OEM tires. Uncomfortable and noisy ride. At least 10% less gas mileage. Traction is good tho.

I bought new s u v changed tires to micheli i drove 76000 mile on those tires,no trouble,time to trade agin,i will switch agin if no michelin tires on the next one.

Once you go Michelin you never go back, on my Ford Explorer rotated mine properly and have exceeded 70k miles on them. Stop on a dime, give you 9 cents change. I will never buy anything else,

We purchased these tires for our minivan and they work great! They are sturdy and have done well so far on our winter roads here in PA. They were a little pricey, but well worth it.

Love the performance and wear of these tires. They work great for my light truck, on and off road, and hauling. I will more than likely put them on my next truck as well.

This tire is excelent on pickups and many SUV's,especially those with ladder frame construction. Its behavior on wet roads is great. Noisy on some unibody constructed SUV's.

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.