I’ve never had 20” wheels, but I ran Defenders and LTX M/S2’s on F150 work trucks a lot. They seem to last forever.

The only tire that actually last what they are rated

They are the best tire made. Don't waste your time looking at others.

Got these tires for my 2007 Sporttrac in size 265 60R18s. They are so smooth and quiet, it feels like I bought a whole new truck lol.

Thank you for your videos on this tire. Im sold.

About to get a set of 275/55/R20 on my F150 for $263 each. Had to really talk my heart out of Nitto Ridge Grapplers for $303 each as they look nice and aggressive. But since I cannot see them from the drivers seat, might as well go with the best tire.

Also, thanks for the explanation between LT tires for smaller rim sizes! I was wondering about that since I usually buy LT’s but really want to try the LTX. The Ram has 20” wheels, going to try these out.

THANK YOU!!! Exact same use with my new 2018 Tundra. Would like bigger tire, but really want good MPG, and Tow an RV. Overlanding will equip in once this Tundra isn't primary truck.

Those are excellent tires. I have the same tire in 265/70 R17 on my 2003 Dodge Ram 1500.

I have these tires on my Silverado. Had them about 2 years and not showing much tread wear. Better than the Bridgestones (factory tires ) they replaced, imo.

Just bought a set of the LTX M/S 121R E1s for 17" wheels on my Ram. The Good Year AT Adventure with Kevlar's that came with the truck (upgraded from the crappy Good Years) lasted 65,000 miles. Little disappointing. They really haven't performed well the last few years. Hoping these will be the tires I will be sticking with for the rest of the life of the truck. All the reviews I've seen here and elsewhere say these are great, and can last for up to 100,000 miles. Crossing my fingers on these.

I noticed you said you rotate every 10k miles. I’ve always heard 5k miles. You seem like a guy that makes very informed decisions. Is there a specific reason or reasons you rotate every 10k miles instead of 5k miles?

I just bought these exact tires and my truck rides more like a car now. I hope they can handle snowy wet roads. Got tired of burning through noisy, gas eating AT tires every 40k miles or 2 years. I laugh when I see guys in brand new trucks with lift kits and oversized aggressive looking AT tires. What a waste of money to look cool and dominant.

Michelin is KING...

Thanks for the review, got a set of 275/65/R18 E rated 10 ply tires, will see how it handles compared to the stock Michelin that came with the SR5 CM TRD Offroad

Thank you!

As long as you never leave the road, never drive on wet road or drive in snow, this is a decent tire.

These tires will be replacing the KO2’s on my 2021 Ram 1500. The KO2’s have just over 30,000 (mostly road) miles on them. Occasional towing of a utility trailer and occasional gravel road travel. They are already at the wear indicators!

Enjoy your videos. I have the same truck and looking at these tires. When towing your trailer, do you inflate your tires to maximum pressure? My tire guy and my camper repair guy tell me to always run at least 48 pounds in the rear when towing. My camper is about 5,800 pounds. Thanks!

My tundra gets towing 9.5 mpg. …highway with out towing 24.5 have the same truck but mine is a Sport model. Even the same running boards. Michelin’s by far are the best tires.

Did you mention what PSI you run with these? May have missed it in the video. Trying to decide between 30/33 cold or 35 all around on the set I had installed today on my 2010 Limited with the 275/55/R20s.

I have a 2017 Toyota Tundra 1794 with the Michelin Defender LTX M/S. However, per Michelin they are 10 ply tires.

You didn't mention in this video how you liked the Bridgestone tires that came on the truck. I'm at the point right now where I'm going to replace the Bridgestone tires (due to wear) and would be curious what you thought of them while towing compared to the Michelin's. Thanks.

Hi, thanks for the info. I noticed they don't make this tire anymore. What tire would you recommend to replace this one? Would it be the LTX M/S2? By the way, will be pulling a 2021 Lance 1985 model with my Expedition.

Fantastic review brotha… sub’d

What do you think of Cooper discoverer road + trail A/T 265/65/r18 it’s a 116 C load or XL. Do you think that would ride good?

Hello, when rotating your Michelin Tires, do you do a cross pattern rotation or just front to back and back to front?

I also have a Toyota Tundra crewmax V8 and tow a travel trailer @ 5000 lbs. I have the Michelin 275/70 R18 LTX M/S E. When you are towing what do you keep your tire pressure at ?

What about road noise from these tires? The duelers that came with mine are noisy.

What product do you use on your tires to achieve that shine? Truck looks great!

These tires don't do 65k I have them on my truck now but good tires

Thanks for the review, well done new sub here. Question for anyone… How are these in snow? Recommended? I live in PA, ‘21 F-150, 18” wheels, need new tires. I don’t tow and don’t plan on it. Truck is a daily driver, I am a wood worker, and the guy in the family who helps everyone with everything, so I do haul stuff but nowhere near capacity. I could drive up to 1,000 miles a month for work or zero (mostly highway). Living in PA I need something that will work “well” in snow. I don’t want to get winter tires also as our winters are a crap shoot these days. So… anyone think these would be a good option for me and work well enough for an occasional snow run?? Any other recommendations?

Thinking of buying these for my Tacoma. How are they for offroad?

16's all day every day.

Thanks for the vid. How'd they do in snow?

Mine only lasted 55000 miles then had to be replaced