If you care anything about ride quality you will not like these tires. Apparently Michelin only makes one tire that fits my car, these, so I guess I'm done with Michelin for many years or maybe forever. Returning these. The Michelin's that came on the car were great but they're being phased out.

Bought 4 of these for a 2013 Buick Enclave in December of 2016 and they were very good for that first winter. They were still good for the second winter. After that, they were only ok. Last two winters they have been less than ok. It's currently December of 2021. The tread depth is currently at 2/32 on two tires and 3-4/32 on the other two. There's less than 30,000 miles on these tires. The wear indicators are nearly even with the treads. They now have issues gripping when the roads are wet, almost as if the tires have hardened and are dried. They do have a lot of cracks, so maybe the tires are worn out. I have Michelin Premier A/S on a 2014 Cruze LT, that I bought in December of 2014, and they are still just fine. Those have 36,000 miles on them. Those tires are the reason I went with these. Maybe I should have gotten the Defender ones instead for the Enclave.

You know, an easy fix to all of these one-star reviews would be to stop advertising a 60k limited warranty. The general public only sees one thing in the description - 60,000 miles - and they expect to get every mile out of these tires. Realize, though, that at 60,000 miles you'll be driving on bald tires. Michelin, drop your limited warranty mileage to a reasonable expectation for these tires, like 30,000. Accept that they are soft and wear fast. The public will appreciate your honesty and reward you with more stars.

Michelin should be ashamed of this tire. Countless Equinoxes, Terrains and other GM vehicles that TPC spec'd this new tire, BIG MISTAKE. They last NO MORE than 20,000 miles. My friend bought a 2018 Equinox. Rotated tires every 6,000 miles. They made it 16,245 and they were at 4/32 tread and less. PATHETIC TIRE. Do NOT bother purchasing.

These tires belong on a delivery van and not a passenger car. Harsh ride and enough tread noise to ruin your day on a long day. Wet road traction is great and its about the only time they don't drone so loud you can't have a conversation. I rated their performance as poor simply because of the tread noise and harsh ride. I've asked Michelin if it is possible I got a bad set as the Michelins I have on two other vehicles are excellent. I'll let you know what they say...Lexus RX350

I bought two sets of these tires from my dealer. What a mistake! They didn't last even close to the 60K mile warranty. The first set only lasted 35K miles. My dealer gave me a prorated cost for the second set, but those lasted 40K miles. Extremely disappointing!

The tires that came with my vehicle were Dunlap AS all weather tires , they lasted for 28000 miles. Had to replace them so I asked my dealer if he had a better tire. He suggested the michelin Premier LTX . What a difference so far, although I got four wheel alignment etc. when I purchased the tires, my car rides smoother and handles excellently in the rain. I don't have a lot of miles on them as yet since I just purchased them 2 weeks ago, but my suv handles so much better . A quieter, comfortable, and safer feeling when I am driving. I would recommend these tires.

I have a 2015 Toyota Highlander XLE FWD, originally equipped w/ Michelin Latitude Tour 245/60R18. Had ~47K miles when one tire had to be repeatedly inflated. Yep, you guessed it; it had a nail in the sidewall (irrepairable). Bought 2 Premier LTX, same size, put on rear. Just one day into use, only on dry surface, I'm very happy. The car (tires) seems to be "sure-footed" (grips the road better than the Latitude Tour) & is quiet-riding. It's too early to brag about anything else; but, I'm happy that the salesman @ Discount Tire recommended them. When I replace the other two tires, the Premier LTX will be my first choice.

These tires were on the brand new Equinox we got in 2018 and only lasted 21000 miles before they have to be replaced. I was excited to have Michelin’s when I purchased the vehicle, won’t do that again. I am having them replaced today with something different.

I have a 2018 GMC Acadia with the Premier LTX tires. I was told by my dealer that I will need new tires soon as they are worn to 4/32". I only have 42000km on them, 5 months of the year I have snowtires on. I drive very conservatively, and not far or hard. Very poor life expectancy on these Michelins.