Best tires I have to say. Bought a set of 4 to replace my old Michelin energy mxv4 on my 2007 Acura MDX and they run way smoother and very quite. Also better handling on the highway and city roads. I highly recommend this tire if you want a smooth and quite ride.

I would never buy these tires. My 2018 GMC Acadia Denali has less than 16,000 miles on it. Has only ever been to the dealer for all service. Last time I was told I need new tires. I have NEVER had to replace tires on a car with virtually no miles on it. I find it rediculous. I know Michelin makes great tires as I have three other vehicles but these specific ones I would not recommend at all.

These came on my new 2017 Cadillac XT5. I currently have 20,000 miles. I was in for an oil change and tire rotation and the Cadillac dealer said the tires at the minimum tread depth and my not be safe for the Michigan winter. I should consider replacing and also that GMAC will hit me with a penalty when I turn in the vehicle in September 2020

My wife bought a 2019 GMC Acadia that came with these tires. We do drive a-lot, there's no question about that, but after just 27k miles we are having to replace these tires. I gave them two stars because they do ride nicely, but at what these tires cost they certainly should last longer. If you're looking for performance you should consider these tires. If you're looking for life or if you are on a budget I would pass.

I have bought many different brands of top rated tires. These are the first Michelins I have purchased. I purchased them for my wife's 2012 Mazda CX 7 the original tires were Bridgestone Duelers and the ride was harsh and road noise was tolerable. The Michelins are so quiet and smooth riding . They are definitely worth the price. We have been having heavy rains and these tires stick to the road like glue. I would definitely purchase Michelins again.

I have this tires on my 2018 Cadillac XT5. I went in for a routine oil change and tire rotation today and was told I needed new tires. I have 30,585 on my SUV. I do not understand how a tire with a warranty of 60,000 can wear out at half life. Am I going to get a 50% discount on the new set? I really doubt that. I have purchased Michelin tires for years and have never had this issue.

We purchased these tires for one of our company vehicles (Highlander), they currently have 27,370 miles on them and we will be lucky to get through the winter without having to purchase another set of tires. When it rains, they barely have any grip. There is no way these tires will even get close to the 60k promised by Tire Discounters, who by the way always manages to skate out of any promises/guarantees by providing some off the wall explanation. We've had Michelin tires on other vehicles and they lasted as advertised, these haven't and won't.

I have Premier LTX on my 2017 Acadia. I have been told they need to be replaced at 15,000 miles. These came with the car. One person who looked at them said they were peeling. I need to replace them but I don't know with what. I am afraid to buy Michelin. It would be nice if the company would do something. I'm 45000 short of the warranty.

After 2.5 years, I am replacing my Premier LTX and a new set. I have been very happy with these tires. They are quiet, handle well on both dry and wet roads, and have had good tread life. I have just over 40k miles and I am replacing them before I get to the wear bars. I have an midsize SUV and I never get full expected mileage from any tire or brand.

OEM tire on a 2017 GMC Acadia. At 30,000 miles tread measures 3/32" on all tires with even wear pattern. Followed manufacturer recommendations for maintenance, pressure and rotation. Giving an extra star for noise and comfort and general performance, but the longevity is disappointing for a 60,000 tire and is deserving of the minimum rating.