Purchase a set of 235/55R18's for a Rav4 FWD in Oct'18. Rotated every 5,000 miles. In May 2022, after 24,000 miles, all tires were 3/32 or 4/32. We only use Michelins on our cars and trucks, and this is the first time I have not gotten something very close to the advertised mileage before needing to replace. It seems like plenty of others are having similar problems with this one though.

Purchased 7/2017 and rotated every 6k -7k. I have 28,000 miles on these tires and treadwear is down to 4/32. Still fine in dry weather, just ok in rain and unsafe in snow. Tires are on a 2005 Honda Accord 4 cylinder, not a sports car. Warranty claim opened with Michelin and we will see what happens.

I'm a huge fan of safety so we went with the Premiers because they were some of the best rated tires at the time. While the tires have performed well, I am extremely disappointed to see that at less than 4 years and 29,000 miles the tires are showing significant wear, to the point that they will need to be replaced very soon. I live in a very moderate climate with decent roads and my vehicle is maintenanced regularly. For the price I would have liked these to last longer. If I had known the longevity issue I would not have picked these and I will not be buying these again.

I did a lot of research before I bought these tires and they were as good as promised to start with, but now at 38,000 the tread is almost completely gone on two of the tires. The tires gave my 2008 Camry a smooth and enjoyable ride, I am disappointed that they have not lasted as long as Michelin said they would. I will be replacing them, and unfortunately, I will have to pick a different tire that may not give me the same smooth ride.Would buy them again if the mileage actually lasted the 60,000 as stated.

I replaced stock tires on my 2014 Mazda 3 i Touring with Premier AS hoping these new tires would reduce road noise since they are supposed to be the successor of MXV4. Michellin's own web site even gave this tire a rating of 10 in comfort category. However, what I found is that noise reduction is only noticeable on super smooth asphalt pavement but how often do you get to drive on *super smooth* asphalt streets? 99% of streets in LA are non-smooth asphalt or concrete pavements. Just driving on the concrete paved 105 freeway near LAX makes me depressed because I still hear the same loud tire roar I had with Stock tires.

After driving nearly 3 million miles in my lifetime, Im buying a new set of Mich's Premier.. I have MXV4's now that are gone. Got 55K out of them. Drive a 1994 Chrysler LHS and always had Michelins. Spent years in the Automotive Equipment business and got to see some insider things no one ever see's. Actually in '77, was inside the factory of the "Shoe" Tire Brand and got to see tire evaluation testing first hand. Research department intrigued me while I was watching how they purposely destroy tires on an arbor forced against abrasive wall. They cant figure out how the Michelins outlasted every tire brand. That was enough for me.

I purchased these tires for my Honda Pilot and boy am I sorry I did. I have driven on these tire about 30,000 miles now and I am going to replace them. They handle decent and traction is not an issue but they are extremely rough riding and a little noisy. It is time to look for a different set of tires. I hate to replace them this soon but I can’t stand the roughness anymore.

These came on a used car I bought and I'd never paid much attention to tires before. These tires have been amazing though, noticeably better than any I've ever had under every condition. They're not quite winter tires but they're the best all around tires I've ever seen.

This is really my first set of Michelin tires. I had the opportunity but I made my decision based upon the look of tire and your reputation. I struggled with paying more than the other tires, however I wanted quality and dependability. So I paid more. It's funny even my wife and daughters asked me about my tires and I encouraged them to only purchase Michelin. I would like for us to be a family of Michelin tires. I made my purchase recently, however I know the quality of your tires and I made a choice to pay a little more for the best quality. Thanks again, I am excited about my purchase..

Had these three+ years. 60,000 miles later with 4/32nds, Great performers. On Interstate, cruising at 75 in rainstorm when everybody else creeping along. No noticeable hydroplaning. Have dealer balance tires. Costs a little more but balance more true and almost no vibration at speeds less than 85.