Went to the dealer for a 27,00 mile service and was told I would have to replace my tires at the end of the lease. The lease expires in December 2019. I have leased cars and SUV's for over 35 years and never had to replace tires before I returned the car. That is why I lease cars!!

I just took my 2020 Chevrolet Blazer into my local Dealer (12/1/2020) and the service advisor looked at the Michelin Premier LTX tires with 17K+ miles and said he did not think the Technician would even rotate them because they were worn down too much. This in on a 2020 Chevrolet Blazer with between 17K-18K miles. I have leased many many vehicles over my 30 years of leasing vehicles and I have never come across this before or heard of this with an Michelin Original Equipment Tire. I will be filing multiple claims with federal and local agencies tomorrow.

We are truly shocked about the tread wear on our Michelin Premier LTX 235/65R/18 tires on our 2017GMC Acadia. Our car servicing report from a few months back indicated we were at 4/32” tread depth. The tires have 20,600 miles on them and it's been suggested we replace them! I have spent hours reading negative reviews about hundreds of people with this same issue. We bought the car used with 14,000 miles so I am sure Michelin will eliminate us from any sort of credit for new tires. We have enjoyed Michelin tires many times prior but not this time. The problem is with these prematurely worn out Michelin tires at 20,600 miles – not with the fact that we purchased a 2017 Acadia! Help?

Great in the snow, quite and smooth on dry pavement, and feels like you can climb a wall. Far superiour to the OEM tires on a Pacifica. Only issue is that it will last about 30k before it no longer works in the snow and rain. It has a 60K guarantee but seems to be no way to find out how to file a claim. The TireRegistration.com site is down so no way to register it.

I just replaced 2 rear tires today and need to replace 2 front tires that I replaced less than 12k miles ago. I could not believe how bad the tread was one these tires. It's on our family car so I bought these tires thinking they would be the best and safest. I have been a loyal customer to Michelin, but couldn't be more disappointed with these tires.

I have a 2010 Nissan Murano LE - No contest the best tire for this car. Traction, smoothness, noise. I realize this are an expensive set and so longevity is a factor for most. I was a store manager for a very large tire chain company. Unfortunately a great tire is not a great tire for every model car. Some cars will wear tires faster than other cars, and some tires will last less on certain cars. Longevity not being a factor that can be measured equally on all cars- this tire is exceptional for handling and smoothness. Keep in mind that it is a V rated tire, made for a high performance vehicle and suspension. Some SUV's and Trucks will not have such a suspension and will wear the tire. This is a soft rubber tire made for grip, hard side walls made for handling. Concerning my car, I am very happy, no contest really. Make use of Walmart's lifetime balance, and rotate your tires about every 5000 miles if mostly highway driving, if city driving, about every 3000 miles. Again, soft rubber, great traction, be gentle on the gas, but if you want performance, it is there for you too! Great M

We have a 2020 Equinox with Michelin Premier LTX tires. The car has 16,700 miles on it. We are in our late 60's. We don't drive hard. I have kept the air pressure correct and rotated them faithfully. The 2rear tires are at 3/32 and the two fronts are at 3/32. That is terrible tire wear. The tread is even across and no uneven tire wear. We are very disappointed with these tires.

Michelin Premier LTX tires came on my 2020 Toyota Highlander when I purchased the vehicle brand new in Feb 2020. I was happy when I saw the vehicle came with Michelin tires....I am very careful with maintenance and rotating balancing and alignment on my tires. It is now Sept 2022 and 26,000 miles later. I need to purchase new set of tires already.... Tire wear is even on all 4 tires. Always thought Michelins to be a better tire. After a little research, I am wondering if the problem is with the Premier LTX... I have purchased another set of Michelin. This time I am trying the cross climate and hoping to have a better experience....It definately was an expensive purchase...But I am willing to give Michelin one last try. Hope I dont regret it.....

These are the quietest tires I've ever owned! There may be cheaper tires out there but not better. The only problem I've had with them is that I now hear squeaks and noises my car was making that was being drowned out with the previous tires. These are worth every cent!

I leased a 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee with these tires rotated at each oil change interval as the dealership records would reflect and @ 32,000 miles I was recently told by the dealership a set of four new tires was needed. I have had several Jeep Grand Cherokees and have always had and loved Michelin brand tires but these tires do not meet my satisfaction or come close to the 60,000 miles suggested tread life. Very disappointed with these tires.