My wife bought a 2019 GMC Acadia that came with these tires. We do drive a-lot, there’s no question about that, but after just 27k miles we are having to replace these tires. I gave them two stars because they do ride nicely, but at what these tires cost they certainly should last longer. If you’re looking for performance you should consider these tires. If you’re looking for life or if you are on a budget I would pass.

These came with our Lexus RX 350 we purchased back in 2021. I live in FL so no worries about winter wear. The car is driven recreationally since COVID as we work from home. The car has 19700 miles yet all 4 of these tires already need to be replaced!!! Wow Michelin, like another reviewer said, I used to swap out tires when I bought a new car with Michelins but after this experience I’m not sure I will go Michelin in the future.

I would not recommend these tires. I have a 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland that I changed from original tires to Premier LTX - 265/50R20's @ 60,000 KMs. I now have 101,000 on the Jeep and now need to replace the tires as they are worn out and I rotate my tires every 10K. Getting only 41,000 KMs out of supposed 100K rated tires; that's a total disappointment to say the least.

I only got to 33,000 mi before it got down to the tread wear indicator. I took it in to see about the warranty and they told me that the tires lasted until 1/32 of an inch even though it is down to the tread wear indicator. I am already having standing water issues and they want you to drive it until bald. 60000 ain't happening.

After 2.5 years, I am replacing my Premier LTX and a new set. I have been very happy with these tires. They are quiet, handle well on both dry and wet roads, and have had good tread life. I have just over 40k miles and I am replacing them before I get to the wear bars. I have an midsize SUV and I never get full expected mileage from any tire or brand.

I purchased this new SUV from the dealership four years ago and included as part of the purchase a maintenance contract. Every 5K miles, I consistently took the SUV for the prescribed maintenance (e.g., oil change tire rotation, etc.). Yesterday, I had the annual state car inspection and it failed because of tire treads. The tire warranty for these tires is advertised as 60K miles, the tires on the SUV is 48,200. I have reviewed many tire reviews from various web sites and found one common problem with these tires is often they don't meet the 60K warranty.

Original Tire on my 2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I rotate my tires at every oil change. They are wearing evenly. 22K miles and I'm replacing them. 1/32 from wear bar. The Worst Tire I have ever used in the snow. Good traction for starting from a stop, (because of the Jeep traction control), loves to slide around corners, when trying to brake, and every other snow condition. How did this tire get a M&S rating with 7/32" NEW Tread?

Bought these tires 2 years ago. Car has 40k mileage since then, but maybe 10k of that was on winter tires so looking at 30k or so and need to replace. Am a pokey driver. Down to about 3/32 now. Tires are making a tons of noise now and causing vibrations. These tires are awesome in every other way - were quiet, nice road feel, good grip etc. Just too expensive to replace every 30k. Mileage warranty is a joke. 100K? In which universe? So restrictive that you could not claim I suspect - no way I can go all the way to 2/32 for example - would go deaf by then. Treadwear is a shame as otherwise a great tires. Lots of other reviews saying exactly the same thing, so I am not just some disgruntled wacko.

Only got 39 months and 45K Km out of these tires I was trying to make last the supposed 100 km, with rotations, attention to tire pressure and conservative driving. They were good handling and quiet. Guess I’ll be contacted by “a member of our Consumer Care team” and will be reaching your office at 1-866-866-6605.”!!

These tires lasted 20K miles. I researched exhaustively prior to purchase and saw a few reviews regarding this. Unfortunately I thought it might have been due to rotations or other factors. I was wrong. After 20K miles with rotations every 5 to 6K the tire is worn out and ready to be replaced. My first bad experience with Michelin tires.