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've had most brands on my cars and trucks. Daily driver F150s with various General BFG Pirreli Michelin. These are the absolute best period. Handling is excellent and they're quiet. Superior braking. Top shelf.

Really like the tire. Smooth almost all the time. I have noticed a strange vibration for short periods of time at low speeds that wasn't there before. Didn't think much of it until I read the "Vibrations" review below.

These tires have lasted 95,000 miles. I am going to get the same new tires put on my Expedition. Great driving, great grip - in all conditions. The best that is out there for SUV driving.

If you're getting new tires, get Michelin, they are truly the best quality and long lasting tires on the market. Good performance in any weather condition.

I have used Michelin tires exclusively for 20+ years. I found them to be the quietest road tire and a great wet traction tire. I consistently get 50k+ care-free miles from them.

We bought a new set of Defenders before our 5000 mile road trip. We had zero issues and they appear to be wearing well. We always buy Michelin tires for their dependability

Going for a second set of tires, well design and performance 60,000 miles perform very well in snow and wet surfaces, I strongly recommend this tires.

I've used Michelin LTX tires on my F-250 since 2011 and have never been disappointed, they're very quite, excellent in comfort and maneuverability in all four seasons, highly recommend them

My family has six Toyota truck family products. All have Michelin tires. We frequently get 100,000 plus mileage out of these tires. They may be more expensive, but when your get that kind of mileage it’s well worth it.