Rides Well, Handles Well.. But literally blew out at 10,000 miles.. No nails or nothing.. I've gone through a lot of tires in my life and i have never the had a 10,000 mile tire blow out... I visually check my tires every day, and check air pressure once a week so yeah these tires are definitely low quality and too soft!!!!!

These tires were quiet and performed well but they only lasted 29k miles! But when I read the warranty it says the treadlife warranty doesnt apply to OEM installed tires even if you are the original owner of the car. Am i reading that right? This feels like way too few miles for a set of tires with normal use.

Despite all the negative reviews, these came standard on my santa cruz and I've driven them in Boston winters, the jersey shore, construction jobsites etc and they've performed super well. Notably, driving back up to Boston in january after winter break, I was cruising at 70 on the highway while it was snowy/rain mix and I felt totally safe in the grip department. In fresh snow on roads that are untreated they perform decent but nowhere near a dedicated winter or all-weather 3pmsf tire. I've towed 3,000 lbs with them on road trips a few times and they've done well. At 30K miles right now and very minimal wear showing. Not sure how people are getting horrible results with these but I've actually really enjoyed them. Only downside is snow traction, but that's to be understood considering it's an all-season and not 3pmsf. However, for the price, get something like the Cooper Traction Command--a far better all-around tire that is 3pmsf rated and will do the job in any condition while providing most of the primacy's handling and comfort benefits.

The 265/65/17 Privacy tires came on my new 2023 Nissan Frontier SV 4WD Truck. All four tires have 20-40 cuts and chips missing on the tread due to driving on limestone gravel roads for approximately 50 days/year for 3 years. The chips are fingernail sized and approximately 3/8" -1/2" deep. The left front tire is now leaking and becomes flat overnight. These tires came standard on a new 4WD truck and should survive small limestone gravel. The rubber seems to be entirely too soft for a truck tire. I do not recommend these tires.

Very disappointed. 36,000 miles and 2 are at 1/32 on 2 and 3/32. I purchased a new Jeep Grand Cherokee from my local Jeep dealership with these tires on it. I was very pleased to see Michelin tires on it. We are Michelin strong here in Greenville, SC. I have always been a big fan of the Primacy tires in the past. I have had them go 85,000 on another SUV. They were not LTX's back then. Also, These LTX's are much noisier than what I am used to from Michelin. We did everything right from the beginning. Always rotated at the dealership. Air always monitored and filled at the specifications. 36,000 miles on a brand new vehicle is unbelievable to me. Now I am on the hook to buy new tires because the dealership cannot even rotate them based on the tread. The dealership was no help either. Washed their hands with it and told me to take it up with Michelin. Then I saw the ratings of this tire on the Michelin site. Seems I am not alone.

Reasonable fuel efficiency, quiet for normal driving, easy rolling, good traction with new tread... time will tell, not showing wear at this point. Only about 8,000 miles so far.

These tires came standard on my new Kia Telluride. I’ve put 1,500 miles on these and so far they have been excellent. Quiet and smooth with excellent dry and wet traction.

Absolute complete garbage tire. Came stock on my frontier and I have had six flats in the past eight months and I am now at a catastrophic failure with delamination at 36,000 mostly highway miles..

The Primacy LTX tires on my 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4XE (with 37,000 miles) are at a 1 tread (on two of them) and a 2 tread (on two of them, and I was told by the dealer that all four need to be replaced ASAP. The car isn't even two years old and nearly all of the mileage is open highway. This seems way too soon to need to replace??? Does the 55k mileage warranty cover any of this??

It’s an all season tire but I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone driving in snow. I’ve driven multiple all season tires in the snow without issue in my lifetime. The Michelin Defender is one of the best tires, not sure what Michelin was doing with this one. I have 31k miles on these tires on my 2022 Nissan Frontier. I have 300 lbs of sand over the wheels in back in winter. I slide around way too much in these. I’m not even sure I trust Michelin with tires after dealing with these pieces of junk.