Came on my 2022 Nissan Frontier. I Took it off highway on a graveled county road for the first time with less than 2400 miles on them. A rock punched up right through the top of the tread and ruined the tire. I spend a lot of miles off pavement. I feel these tires are cheap (dealer provided) and too soft for me to trust off pavement. I put on my spare ( a smaller 16" rimmed tire of different manufacturer than Michelin) and crippled back to nearest tire store. They sold me a Michelin Defender LTX M/S to replace the ruined Primacy LTX, I'm hoping the dealer will now step up and at least put 3 defender LTX on my Frontier and replace the under sized spare with the 4th defender and a new 17" rim

I’ve had Michelin tires all my driving years. Very happy with the smooth ride and performance of this tire.

The sides of this tire is like paper; had to replace 2 in the first 6 months. I question the side durability and these fixes are getting expensive

I have 38K miles on my cadillac XT5 and all 4 tires are bald. 235/65R18 premier LTX tires, garage kept and rotated with every oil change.

came on my new 2022 Telluride. I now have over 70,000 miles on them and never had any issues with wet or snow traction

Rotated tires on a regular basis and took very good care of them. However, the tire tread only lasted to 37,000 miles.

Tire to road harmonics dangerous. The tread design appears faulty relative to preconstruction crosscut road surfaces especially in snow and rain.

This is the second set of Primacy LTX we have and they wear well and ride well.

Tread life not realized on truck direct from factory. 29700 miles.

I bought it October 10/2024