I have gone 24,000 miles and they all need replacing. I am very disappointed. Poor wear life Thought Michelin was a Great tire. Going to try the Defender next.

The 20” LTX tires that came on our Cadillac XT5 are a big disappointment in winter driving . Will replace them soon with a all weather snow flake savvier weather tire like Goodyear has in the 235/55/20 size .

All four of the Michelin Premier tires tread life on my 2013 Toyota Sienna LE is only 22000 in 2 years. All tires were wore down to the bare minimum while I rotated and balanced everything 6 months with normal usage.

Purchased 19 months ago. Only 4,125 miles and they are already down to 4/32 on all 4 tires - even wear. Michelin had always been our go-to brand, but will be looking at other brands going forward....

4 original OEM Michelin LTX installed on my car and the car odometer shows 13,000 miles. I recently bought 2 new tires as replacements. The manufacturer guarantee of 60,000 miles life span seems not true.

After replacing Latitude Touring HP's, I was disappointed right away due to noise. Handling was the same. I got over 100,000 kilometers on the original Lat. Touring HP's, but only 55,000 on the replacement Defenders.

Nissan Murano, tires completely shot after 1 1/2 years and below DOT standards at 32,000 miles. Rotated as required and no misuse of tires. Now I have to buy a new set of tires 2 years early.

Tires came on my new 2020 Lexus RX350. At 31,000 miles the dealer says they need to be replaced. Their not passing the penny test. Very poor tread ware! Tires manufactured 0120

Have previously had good results with Michelin, but new Lincoln at 20k miles the Premier LTX were down to the wear bars. Also poor and noisy ride. Michelin has obviously reduced the quality they previously incorporated into there tires.

22k miles into lease on 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee are worn and won't last the 30k miles before 3 yr lease is up. Other than early wear performance has been fine but no snow last winter.