After 15,000 miles, the treadwear is down to 4/32" to 5/32". The tires won't last past 20,000 or 25,000 miles. Not even close to the stated 60,000 mile warranty. Traction in light snow is very slippery. General tire performance in daily driving for suburban areas of city and highway is fine but treadwear is horrible.

One tire has a blemish on the sidewall and the tire shop is willing to replace on warranty, but our tire model has been discontinued everywhere. All we need is one tire, but it's impossible to get, so it looks like we have to buy 4 new tires and no warranty replacement on the other 3 tires! We always buy Michelin for quality and safety but why bother?

I have purchased Michelin tires for years and have been extremely happy with them until purchasing these tires. After 8 months and only 20,000 miles I had to replace the tires. It is a good thing I carefully followed the extremely rigid rotation requirements or I wouldn't have gotten any credit for the miles of the warranty that the tires were short on. Early on the tires were great but in the end wet traction was scary. I won't ever put the Michelin Premier LTX on my car again. I have seen multiple reviews with the same complaint regarding these tires.

We have annually travelled long distances the past 15 years; in fact, 78,000 miles on our 2014 Hyundai...with the original Michelin tires! New Premier LTX feel like pillows.....corner like rubber glue,,,,,and arrive in great condition at our destination! makes driving a pleasure...... Thank you for the peace-of-mind, knowing we have the best tire security on the road!

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.

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 -

I have a 2020 Chevy Equinox. I rotate tires every time I get oil changed. I am a normal average driver who after3 years put 28,000 miles on my car and my tires treads are worn to the point the dealer would not rotate on my 4th oil change stating I must get new tires. That is less than 1/2 of what they are supposed to last. Forget warranty as they just blame it on the way you drive. These are the tires that come with vehicle. The replacement wont be Michelin.

Leased a new 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee in November of 2017. These tires came on the vehicle. Currently at 28,500 miles and rear tires measure 2/32 and fronts 3/32 and was told they need to be replaced during my regular oil change and tire inspection. Online warranty shows 60,000 miles and these did not even make it to 50% of the normal life. This has ruined the Michelin brand for us and we will never put another Michelin tire on a vehicle we own.

I have been a Michelin guy since I purchased my F150 in 2010. I now have 253,000 miles and most sets of Michelin tires yielded 65k to78k. This set of Premier LTX 265/60R18 is riding hard at 22K with 5/32" left of tread. They will be smooth about 40K. What happened to the great tires Michelin used to make?

Michelin Premier LTX came preinstalled on 2022 Toyota Highlander XLE. After 15000 miles, the tires are already less than half the tread life and was recommended by Toyota to have them replaced. Barely getting half the total tread life is not something I would want from a tire manufacturer.