Pros: excellent in the rain; moderately low road noise; smooth ride Cons: relatively expensive
My 1998 Toyota pick-up truck came with Dunlop Radial Rovers, so that's what I stuck with the first time I needed new tires. I upped the size from 225-75-15 to 235-75-15, and was happy for the next 80,000 miles. Recently, I decided to re-tire again, ...
Pros: Top notch traction and quiet ride. Cons: Pricey but worth it.
The Michelin LTX M/S radial Truck and SUV tire is one of the best on the market for doing what it was intended to do, possibly the best. When you are researching tires to replace your less than adequate factory installed ones, or your presently...
Pros: Smooth handling, nice, quiet ride, performs exceedingly well in wet conditions by all accounts. Cons: None that I have encountered, but will update! Still none as of 7/29/07.
I took my 2000 Ford Expedition in for new tires and had the mindset of replacing them with the same Goodyear Wranglers that were on this urban assault vehicle/land yacht at the time. The salesman talked me into the Michelin LTX/MS P255/70 R16's and I am ...
Pros: The Michelins outlasted other tires. They do well at highway speeds with heavy loads. Cons: The tires have outlasted my Tacoma. I'm about to purchase a new 2005 model.
I have a 2000 extra cab Toyota Tacoma TRD 4x4 with a 190 hp V-6, which I bought new. The rear axle is equipped with a factory electronic locker and gear ratio is 3.91:1. The only power upgrades were dual exhaust and a K&N air filter. This pick-up ...
Pros: Extreme treadlife, great all-around use and traction Cons: not a one
These were the tires that came with my 1994 Toyota pickup. I never really gave them much thought, other than that they looked nice with the raised-white-letters. Its probably a compliment to say you never notice your tires. I do almost all of my ...
Pros: quiet ride, good grip, very smooth, attractive Cons: treadwear is only average. Not for serious off-road use.
These tires came as a distributor-installed option on my 2000 Toyota Tundra pickup. Packaged with alloy wheels, they really improve the appearance of the vehicle vs. the standard 245/70-16 blackwall tires. They're just a good-looking tire.
Pros: Good tread life, quiet, fine handling, Michelin quality Cons: None
I buy exclusively Michelin tires. I've got them on our passenger car and on our Jeep Grand Cherokee has these LTX M/S tires. They have a solid reputation, good tread life and have served friends and our family very well.
Pros: Smooth, quite ride with outstanding handling and performance in wet or dry conditions. Cons: Pick up rocks and small road debris in the tread.
I have a 2003 Ford F150 SuperCrew which came with Goodyear Wrangler AT/S LT265 70R17 tires on it (SEE REVIEW: The worst tires in the world have Goodyear written all over them.) I did not buy the Michelins to replace the Goodyears ... they were put on ...
Pros: Good snow traction. Tires quite round/smooth ride. Cons: Moderate wet traction. Tendency to pick up and throw stones. Noise depends on road surface.
After trying to safely navigate the snow covered roads in Wisconsin and Minnesota in the winter, I was determined to find a better snow tire, but one that will work for all seasons as well.
I don't take my Dakota 4x4 off roading (at least...
Pros: Long life, quiet, decent in mud, hold heavy loads Cons: pricey, but worth every penny
My immediate family and I have owned 8 sets of Michelin LTX M/S's put on everything from Ford Explorers to a 2002 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4. On every vehicle, they wear very good and very long. The first set I bought on New Years Eve 1995 were 31x10.5x15's ...
Pros: Long tread life, wet traction, quiet ride Cons: None found
Update! 78,000 miles now, with plenty of tread depth left. These tires never cease to amaze me! At my last rotation, the store manager insisted on checking them out himself, and was very impressed...and not surprised. These tires are well-known for...
So my 1998 Jeep Cherokee came with Goodyear Wrangler A/T's on it. After I had it about a week I almost smacked into a wall the first time I drove it in the rain. For 60,000 miles I feared the rain.
Pros: The best light truck for mileage as well as ride and comfort. Cons: Moderate rain and snow traction.
The LTX M/S is the best mileage tire built in the light truck sizes. If the weather permits you to wear them down to the last 2/32nds with proper maintenance you can see over a 100,000 miles. I have seen many sets do so including a full size Tahoe...
Michelin is an incredible tire manufacturer. From their commercials we hear about "so much that is riding on your tires." Nothing could be truer. I had an small accident a few weeks ago thought that the damage was minimal. It happened on a...
Michelin LTX M/S The highest-selling light truck tire in its class, the Michelin& LTX& M/S provides solid all-season control and excellent traction in mud and snow, al...
Michelin LTX M/S The highest-selling light truck tire in its class, the Michelin& LTX& M/S provides solid all-season control and excellent traction in mud and snow, al...
Michelin LTX M/S The highest-selling light truck tire in its class, the Michelin& LTX& M/S provides solid all-season control and excellent traction in mud and snow, al...
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