My tires are already needing to be replaced, and I don't even have 25,000 miles on my vehicle. That's less than half what the warranty says for these. They are expensive tires to replace. Ridiculous!!! I've had a longer life span out of tires that cost less than half the price. Really sad! I'm reading the reviews and noticing that it's also not just that mine were an exception. It seems that the only positive reviews are people who just bought them yes they may look nice, but wait till you have to shell out more money to replace them in 20,000 miles.

These came on my used 2018 Crv. They were put on within 1000miles of me buying it. I have literally gotten 55k miles out of them and prolly do have about 5-7k miles left of wear. They were off the chains for the whole year. Never did I question their reliability. Had a smooth ride and didnt I repeat, DID NOT have any issues shredding tread or short life. Maybe because my car has a great alignment and I dont drive like a race car driver but dont drive like gramama either. You just dont step on the gas like a crazy person or slam the brakes cause you arent paying attention. The few times I may have they gripped well. Would recommend and will be buying more if the quality stays the same

I first tried Michelin in 2001, got over 100,000 miles out of the first set. Currently have them on all of our vehicles and they can't be beat for comfort, handling, quiet. Have driven them in all weather conditions, sudden stops, quick turns and there's no other tire I'd feel safer using.

I have Michelins on all three of my vehicles. I maintain them all very well including tire rotations. I have a set of Premier LTXs on my Toyota Highlander. 225/70R16. They have 3/32nd left on them. They were bought in Nov of 2018 and only have 22,500 miles on them... These have a 60,000 warranty! Are you kidding me?? These are awful tires and I am so disappointed in Michelin right now. Love my Defenders on my other vehicle but these are terrible tires

I have a 2017 Lexus which came with original Michelin Premier LTX installed. The SUV only has 36K miles on it and the Lexus Service Technician said I need new tires. The tires are worn down to 3/32". These tires are suppose to have tread wear of 60,000 miles? Michelin tires do not live up to their claim of quality.

Had tires for 3.5 years on new Chevy Equinox, tread down to almost bald at 38,000 miles versus a 60,000 mile rating, very disappointed. Had Michelins previously and they were outstanding, not sure what happened. Hopefully my local tire dealer will pro-rate, otherwise will change brand.

I never write a review about anything. This is actually my first time writing a review. I bought my CRV from a highly reputable used car dealer. My CRV only had 41K at the time. I had the dealer remove the tires at the time and insisted they install these Michelin tires as part of the sale agreement. Disappointment is an understatement. My CRV now has 61K and the rubber on the tires is literally peeling off the tread and are worn badly. I'm not sure why I asked to have Michelin tires put on my CRV. I want these tires replaced!!

This is my second set (originals came on the Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited) and I have not had a problem with them aside from they only get about 40k on them. Replaced them at just under 40k or 3 years. They work well in all types of weather and are very quiet.

Michelin Premier LTX 235/65R18 on a brand new GMC Acadia purchased 13 months ago at a local GMC dealership. With only 19,700 miles we have tread life of 3/32 on 3 tires and 4/32 on 1 tire, which requires immediate attention. 2/32 is rating for warranty to kick in, which is not an option in a soon to come Wisconsin winter. Very disappointed!

Replaced my Bridgstone Duellers with these Michelin Premiers counting on that I would get double the miles. Now two years later and 20k miles they are all bald with 8000 less miles than my Duellers. Wish they could have held up to their 60k mile description.