I have 25000 miles on my Acura RDX and over half of the miles are highway miles and the Acura dealer told me that I will need to replace the tires within the next 4000 miles. I expected Michelin tires to last more than 30000 miles especially when over half are on the highway. The dealer said that the tires do NOT have any mileage warranty when the car was new.

I bought these tires 2 years ago and got about 24,000 miles on them. Just went for a tire rotation and I was told that these tires are down to a 3 and 2 tread rating and I need to replace them. Very disappointed in Michelin for making a tire that doesn't last anywhere close to it's warranty.

I have had Michelin Tires on most all of my vehicles, especially when changing from worn non Michelin OEM tires of newly purchased cars. I had switched from Lattitude's to Premiers on my SRX per Michelin recommendation.. They were a new intro for Michelin and they did NOT measure up to what Michelin proclaimed. Wore out with prox 30K . Traded the car in (with the worn tires) for a new XT5. They came with Premiers. I can assure when they need to come off it will not be replaced with them.

Bought these tires about 18 months ago for our Lexus RX350. They have 16,000 miles on them and are already worn down to 4/32. We will probably have to replace them later this year. Warranty requires them to wear down to 2/32 before they will prorate them. Thats not safe. Our driving is combined city and highway. We have them rotated with each tire change. There is no reason for this type of wear so quickly, except for the characteristics of the tire. Will try something different next time.

Purchased a new Cadillac XT5 in Dec/2017 with Premier LTX's on it at the factory. Currently at 30k miles and the dealerships service department says I need new tires. From the reviews below, this seems to be a common tread life for this tire. How can Michelin claim it has a 60k warranty when they are worn out in half the miles.

I've always believed Michelin tires to be the go to tire for me. However my 2019 Cadillac XT5 has Michelin Premier LTX tires that need replacing after only 24500 miles. The wear pattern is consistent on all four tires at 3/32 . We have always done tire rotations and all recommended services. These tires are 60,000 mile rated and didn't make it even half way. The dealer is recommending other brands for us to purchase but it's a big spend that I shouldn't have to make yet.. I am hoping that Michelin hasn't lost its way with quality and public confidence. Still trying to determine what brand to purchase before winter comes or should I give Michelin another chance.

I replaced the Firestone tires on my wife's Chevrolet Captiva with these. The new tires are much better than the OE tires ever were. Road noise was reduced by 50%. If they are any where as good in the snow as they are in the rain I will be happy. Would buy again.

I have these tires on my Mercedes GLE Amg 43... they are great tires for all driving conditions... However they last about 25-30k miles. I don't mind replacing tires anyway and never run them down before I replace them. If you are expecting more then 25-35k miles don't buy them!

I have a 2017 GMC Acadia with 29k, took it to the dealership told them felt like bad tire, was told nothing wrong with the tires, went on a couple of weeks, took it back, said there is way too much vibration, told again, nothing wrong, 3rd trip in, had to get mad, asked for the manager, 3rd time they finally tell me. every Tire has a slipped belt, they won't stand behind them, I now have to buy 4 new tires, I should have 30k more miles before I need to get new

Original purchase of 4 new Premier LTX tires in April 2016. After about 15K milesin November, I was experiencing excessive road noise and reduced gas mileage. MICHELIN arranged assessment of the tires at a local dealer Determination was made to replace all 4 tires as a customer satisfaction issue I paid only for the installation (mount / balance and install) Very pleased with the response -