Tires MICHELIN or BRIDGESTONE

I have the original LTX M/S on my GX. Great all around tire and shockingly capable for what it is. 4H through 12" of unplowed roads and parking lots-center diff unlock-type of capability. Only critique is very subtle lateral grip loss in really wet conditions (thick sleet, heavy rain), mostly on the highway when changing lanes/exiting. Very subtle though, most people probably wouldn't even notice.

Love Michelins. On my 2nd set of an almost identical tire (X LT A/S)

I have been happy with them on dry/wet pavement, my first set lasted over 60k miles.

I’ve had LTXs on a prior GX, and current sequoia and they are the best do-it-all tires I’ve ever owned. This past weekend we got 15 inches and an inch of ice in the DMV and I never had to come out of 2wd. Highly recommend for comfort performance and longevity

We have them on our 23. Terrific tires built especially for the purpose and capability of the GX. Smooth on pavement, capable off it. Michelin grade rubber

The LTX M/S are excellent tires; I would trust them to get me anywhere I need to go in any weather. And they look great!

I was taken aback by their behavior in snow. I had impeccable traction in snow this weekend. I was thinking about replacing my Michelin's with Cooper AT3 4s's because I do some medium off roading but I think I'm gonna hold on to the Michelin's for now.

Put these in my 2018 GX last month. Silky smooth on the highway and great on snow.

Pilot sport as4. I’ve run potenzas before and didn’t like how they rode after 10k miles.

They're not good in the dry and wet in my experiance. I came from Pilot Sport AS4 and when pushing my car on highway entrance ramps the CC2 always will trigger traction control whereas the AS4 never did.

They are loud and don’t ride particularly well. Grip is good but it’s definitely a compromise. I think their marketing is just really good and they are not worth the compromise. I would always just run a dedicated touring set and dedicated winters.