I've had these tires on my F350 truck since new in 2019. I only use the Michelin AT2 in the summer. All my driving is on pavement and occasionally tow my 36 Ft RV. The Michelin AT2 grip the pavement extremely well on the roads in the interior of B.C. Best of all they offer a very smooth and quiet ride. I highly recommend these tires for any 1 Ton Truck. Thanks Michelin!!

Bought these tires in November 2012 for my 2007 Honda Ridgeline. Removed the original set of LTX A/T2 tires with about 100,000 km on them. Could have waited, because they still had over 25% tread left on them, but was able to get a discount from a tire shop affiliated with my Employer. This second set of tires have seen every type of terrain, including pavement, gravel, rock trails, dirt trails, decommissioned logging roads, etc.. My only complaint has been cracks in the sidewalls. I heard, unofficially, that there were a huge batch of these tires that had that defect, but it never appeared to be severe, and never seemed to effect the performance of my tires. I still was able to carry infrequent 1500+ pound loads in my Ridgeline. I also carried my motorcycle(s) for many miles in the box without incidence. After over 12 years, the cracking is becoming more pronounced and one tire leaks, but I'm unsure if it is a nail or a sidewall leak, so I just refill it every couple months. Am getting ready to replace these tires with more of the same. I've only rotated this set twice, and they still have 20% left in the rear and 25% in the front/drive wheels now. If I take them down to the "wear bars" I'm predicting I'll have 150,000 km's on them! If a person's vigilant about tire rotation and pressure, they could see 170,000 km/set! These tires are like "cheating" in the winters encountered in northern Canada, where I live. Off road and gravel roads are also surprising to me, because these tires grip so well, then go on to silently cruise the highways quietly, with excellent grip, smoothness and all other considerations. Though they are priced higher than many "store brands", their cost is lower when you consider the attainable mileage, quality and functionality. They are wickedly good tires. I also save money in tire changes and servicing. Again, I intend to put on my third set of the same tires! Michelin rocks.