Worst tire so far. Had owned many tires from michelin but tread wear or rubber falling apart is horrible have driving 24000 miles on the tire but had to replace it due to rubber falling apart and excessive tread wear. State inspection told me to change tire due to tread rubber falling apart.

Bought the defender line of Michelin tires from the Chevrolet dealership for my 2012 Chev Colorado truck . Michelin tires was what came on the truck. Was happy at first, but when weather became cooler to cold, the truck is awful to drive. Truck feels like us are using a jack hammer. Bounces continuously. PSI in tires are the correct amount Worst tires I have ever purchased. Extremely disappointed with Michelin will never waste my money on this company again.

01/16/2016: I immediately felt and heard the noticeably improved difference with this new set of four Michelin Premier LTX tires on my 2006 Acura MDX (SUV). These replaced a set of 4 Michelin Cross Terrain tires purchased in 2011 accumulating 50,500+ miles due for replacement in about 6-months, but I wanted to get new/fresh-tread all-season tires for greater peace of mind this winter. You will notice their smotth "cushioned" feel and much reduced road noise right away. I trust that the other desired chracteristics of improved driving/control in snow and wet winter conditions will be equally apparent, thus my projected 5/5 S & TP ratings.

I bought my car during the last days of December 2018, very careful use! The first tire was repaired at 20K, second tire got ruined at 33K and per the dealer experts (and other tire places) it I need to replace ALL tires now. Surely these tires don't live up to Michelin's marketing practices and advertisement. The experts said my tires looked extremely damaged and as if i had them for over 6 years! Truly dissapointed, stay away from these tires!

I leased my 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee and these were the tires that came on the vehicle. I have been very diligent in getting my oil changed and tires rotated. Dealership records can confirm. I always lease for 3 years with 15,000 miles per year. I went in today for my scheduled oil change and rotation and was told I need 4 new tires. The vehicle just rolled over 30,000 miles. I have never had to replace tires on any of my vehicles at this low mileage. It's really frustrating that these tires are guaranteed for 60,000 miles. I was told by everyone I talked to that they can't believe this and thought Michelin was a top rated tire. I hope Michelin stands behind their 60,000 mile warranty because this tire definitely didn't stand up to what Michelin claims.

These were the OEM tires that came with my 2018 Audi Q5. I'm not an aggressive driver, but like others have experienced, the tread is almost gone after 66000 km. I'll have to get a new set of tires in the spring. Needless to say, I will not be looking at Michelins.

Wear out incredibly fast. These came as OEM on my 2021 Lexus RX. Regular rotation, no uneven wear and all four tires need replacement at 33,000 kms. I put on winter tires every fall, so they have only been used for 6 months a year. Always had nothing but good experiences with Michelin in the past, but this level of wear is ridiculous.

Yes like the rest I did not get much more then 20000 before neighborhood tire shop said no need to rotate because you need two fronts now and two rears soon after. I thought he was kidding and of course trying to make a sale however other major tire shops confirmed

I have always had Michelin tires on all my vehicles. The LTX on my 2019 Equinox only has 27000 miles and the tires already need to be replaced. No where near the amount of time my other Michelin tires lased. Very disappointed. Tires were on new vehicle purchase.

The Premiere handle well on turns, brake well, and are great in the rain. However, they're down to 4/32” at 25,000 miles. I can't justify replacing with same unless you're a sporty driver willing to change tires often. Bit disappointed here, as I've been a Michelin customer several times without issue before.