I purchased these in December 2016 for my 2013 Mazda CX-9. Now July 2019, I am planning on replacing them with only 29k miles since they are completely worn. I am a father of 3, non-aggressive driver, and completely disappointed with Michelin tires. I had the same issue with Michelins on my 2002 Honda CR-V. Although they offer better grip and handling than most competitors, I do not feel that they are worth the premium price based on the short life provided. I will be replacing them with a different brand.

These tires have great wet and dry driving characteristics. Unfortunately a 60k mile tire wearing out at 20,000 miles is unacceptable. I used to think Michelins were one of the best quality tire. I can’t bring myself to replace these with another set made by the same company.

I purchased these tires in Apr 2016 being told that they are the best. I also took into account the 100,000 KM treadwear warranty. After only 43,000 KM my dealer says that they are at 2/32 and need to be replaced. I should also note that I have Michelin X-ICE winter tires that I run for roughly 5 months of the year. I will not be buying these tires again, as they are a complete waste of money. Unfortunately Michelin missed the mark with these. I've always been happy with the X-ICE and in fact the winter tires last longer strangely enough.

We just replaced the original Continental tires with Michelin on 19" wheels. Car really feels like it handles better. Tires are softer, so less road bump which had been a problem. Also, seems to be less road noise. Looking forward to seeing if they last the full warranty. Warranty seems really fair. Continental was pretty vague on warranty.

These tires came on my mother's 2020 Chevy equinox. She has 35,600 miles and during the oil change the dealership said she needs new tires. Very disappointing, have had Michelins on many vehicles and this is the first set that didn't come anywhere close to our expectations.

These tires came new on a 2020 Highlander. Now, at 22,000, show a lot of wear. These likely wont pass inspection at 30,000. I have been using Michelin tires on Class 8 trucks, and on road 3/4 ton trucks for years. These are very unlike Michelin quality. I wont buy this model again, they aren't worth the money.

Very disappointed with tread life. These were OEM when I bought the car and I got 32,000 on them replaced with a new set from an authorized dealer. Got 20,000 on them. I only drive 5,000 miles/year now that I'm retired. I keep tires balanced, rotated and inflated properly. I'm on a fixed income, so new tires so soon are not something I want. They made an adjustment, but still.........

I put Michelin’s Premier LTX tires on our Infiniti QX60 in March of 2020. And in just 17 months and less than 25,000 miles, all 4 tires are down to almost 4/32”! I’ve rotated and balance the tires religiously! Bottom line, by our next rotation, all 4 tires will need replacement! In my opinion, to advertise and market these as having an expected 60,000 mile tread life is absolutely misleading! And to charge the premium price for what should be a 30k tire is obscene! Check the web…I’m not the only one having this experience!

These tires are wonderful. I bought them for my Lincoln MKX and love the way they feel driving. Very quiet when driving on good blacktop, which is rare sometimes where I live. I have also had Michelin's LTX tires on my previous vehicle F150 and loved them as well. I would definitely recommend Michelin tires.

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.