Michelin LTX All-Season Highway Tire LT225/75R16/E 115/112R LRE Fits: 2000-01 Dodge Ram 2500 Base, 2015-23 Ram ProMaster 2500 Base

Had a set of LTX All Season Tires come from the factory on my 2004 F150 brand new when I bought it, had 93,000 miles on them with normal rotation every 6,000 miles. Would highly recommend these tires, they last forever with routine maintenance. Had no problems with them.

My dealership sold me these tires telling me that I will get 60,000 miles out of them. I do strictly highways driving 98% on the time, rotate them every 5,000 miles with a once a year balance and alignment. I was surprised when another shop did an oil change and rotated the tires today. They told me the tire needs to be replaced I only have 35,000 miles on the tire so I guess there is no way I will 60,000 miles. I popped into a big name tire store to have them check the tires and they agreed that the tires need to be replaced. Now the funny thing is I also stopped at the dealership today and they told me the tires have plenty of wear on them.

I live on a very steep hill near Seattle where the drivers are challenged when it snows, so LTX was the first hurdle for me. I also drive my Jeep Grand Cherokee on the freeways a lot during the rest of the year, so A/S became my option in the LTX line. They are pretty quiet and get the job done with confidence all year round. Beagleman

As a fleet manager we have seen over the years that we get substantially more miles out of Michelin tires than the other leading brands. In fact we can usually run the full lease of the vehicle without replacing the tires when Michelins come on the car from the factory.

I have owned Volvo's for years and because of the weight of the car, they are not a friend of tire tread. But, since I have tried the LTX a/s tires, I am getting much more tread life. I have 50K on them already, and have probably 20 or 30K left.. They are a bit noisier than the previous Michelin's I have owned but I can deal with that as long as I have this much more treadlife.