The tires are just what we needed. We were serviced quickly. They met our expectations in cost and performance. We are satisfied.

For Florida these tires are the best. Soon as I left Sams Club I could tell the difference. Nice quiet smooth ride.

I am now in my 2nd winter with these tires and I couldn't be more pleased. Outstanding traction on snow packed roads and even do a good job on the icy roads here in Colorado. These tires still look brand new and are performing as well as when they were first installed. I would highly recommend.

Did a lot of research before deciding on the Premier LTX's. All I can say is spend the extra dollars and get this tire. It is the smoothest, quietest tire I've ever owned. Hugs the road in dry and wet conditions. Absolutely terrific ride and no noise at all. Extremely happy with my decision. Michelin has always been my tire of choice but they even out did themselves with the Premier LTX.

Had Michelin Latitude tires for 56,000 miles and thought they were very good tires. Put a set of Michelin Premier LTX tires on my 2012 Highlander 4,000 miles ago and WOW! What a difference! First time on the highways around Houston I was smiling and saying to myself "Now these are great tires" Smooth ride and quiet. They seem to be made of a much softer and gripier material. Really good in the rain....no hydroplaning. If you want a significantly better tire for your SUV....get these. You will see what I mean immediately.

I drive 40,000 miles a year. Several family members & friends do as well. We all have run Michelin LTX M/S for at least the the last 10 years. No other tire has the wet traction or go 100,000 miles. We all get 100,000 miles per set so long as we rotate every 5,000. Worth every penny. By the way, the last time I traded a truck, I had recently put Michelin LTX M/S2 on the old truck, I had the dealer swap my Michelin's with 15,000 miles for the new tires, a testimony to my belief in Michelin. Great job Michelin!!! I do not work for Michelin, by the way, instead I own & operate 18 restaurants.

Wrong tires put on originally, due to correct tires being returned accidentally. Staff quickly worked to find a solution

These four tires are the original equipment on my Lexus RX350. I had the car for five years and is basically used for city commute. Rarely I would use the car on highways and I am a slow driver. I have less than 25,000 miles on the odometer and the reading on the tires are 3, 4, 4 and 5. Discount Tire suggests strongly to replace them all for my safety. These tires do not live up to their advertised warranty.

I bought Michelin Premier LTX tires for my Lexus RX450hL because Michelin markets them as a premium touring tire with a 60,000 mile warranty. Unfortunately, our experience has been extremely disappointing. After only about 24,000 miles of mostly normal highway and suburban driving in the generally dry Bay Area climate, the tires measured roughly 2/32” tread remaining and are already essentially at replacement level. That is far earlier than expected for a premium tire at this price point. These tires were not subjected to snow, harsh winters, or unusually severe weather conditions. Most of their life has been in Northern California's relatively mild and dry climate. The tires were quiet and comfortable when new, but tread life has been nowhere close to what I expected from Michelin. After researching online, I found many other owners reporting similarly poor tread life with the Premier LTX line. For a tire that costs this much and carries a 60k warranty, needing replacement around 24k miles is hard to justify. I would strongly recommend buyers research long-term treadwear reviews carefully before purchasing these tires.

Tires need re Ballance