Tires MICHELIN or KENDA

I've been running them for years. Good ride, handling and pretty quiet for a truck tire. They roll forever, too.

Best road trips I've had on any pickup (the LT version, that is. Don't waste your time with the P metric for an F150).

Love them. I have 45k on the current set. I live in Tahoe and they do great in the snow and ice

I’ve ran them for a few years now and they are solid. Good on road and snow performance.

If you are contemplating buying them, do it you won’t be disappointed. Just be sure to rotate and keep your pressure right.

Used too on my truck they’re really good highway tires but obviously not the best or A/T but I enjoyed them before I got my Toyo at3

Have them on my 2017 f150 got 66k out of the first set, probably could have gone another 75-7 k. Replaced them with another set.

I’m on my second set. First set lasted almost 60k miles and still had tread, but I decided to replace them because they weren’t doing as great in wet weather anymore. They’re the best tires I’ve ever run, and I used to be sponsored by Nitto. They’re quiet, great in the rain and under breaking, and last FOREVER.

They perform okay but feel quite harsh and rough. By all accounts michelin pilot sport 4s are the way to go

Thoughts on CrossClimate2 for San Francisco/CA climate? Considering these for 2020 Kia Niro EV to replace current OEM Michelin Primacy MXV4, which we have found to be terribly un-grippy in rain.