The tires have great handling and have a quiet and smooth ride. Unfortunately the treadwear is the worst I have ever seen in any tire I have ever used. I have used the cheapest of the cheap, to the most expensive Michelins over my years owning various vehicles and this wore faster than my dirt cheap NANKANGs SUMMER ONLY tires did. 27,000 miles and all tires have to be replaced. The treadwear rating is a joke.

Tires purchased July 2017 from dealership. Stopped at a trusted local repair shop last week due a slow leak caused by a nail. It was recommended tires be replaced due to wear. Have only 30 k miles since the replacement, and this will be the 3rd set of tires on a vehicle with only 70 k miles in 7.5 years. All local driving, but faithfully rotate tires.

I was happy to see that my 2018 Chevrolet Equinox came with Michelin LTX Premiers. I have had the Equinox since July 2018. After 19,000 miles these tire are down to the wear bars. I rotate my tires every 5-6000 miles. These tires are terrible for wear but do ride nice. I only buy Michelin tire for my vehicles. I would not recommend this tire to anyone due to the lack of mileage on these 60,000 mile tires. Come on Michelin you can do better than this....

If your main objective is high mileage life, this is not your tire. I have these on 2 SUVs and they are the best handling (dry and wet), and plushest ride of any Michelin yet. Based on Michelin's own specification charts, their tread depth when new is on the low side. No source has been able to tell me why that is. The average to negative reviews are piling up fast .....something needs to be changed on this tire's tread compound, tread depth when new, etc.

I went back to the tire shop returned the "NASCAR blimp" brand and bought these Premier LTXs instead. Right off the bat the car was quiet and smooth. Overall these seem to be great tires. Good wet traction. Haven't tried them in snow yet since it's July but they should do alright compared to other Michelin's I have owned. In terms of the wear life of these tires that everyone seems to complain about...I don't quite understand why Michelin decided to take off 2/32nd of rubber from the beginning and still say they are safe. A new tire should come with at least 10/32nds of tread not 8/32nds. In 90% of the US that would be fine but in the midwest where snow flies, I disagree. If they wear prematurely there is a warranty for a reason. Overall I think these tires will serve anyone well.

These tires came new on my 2018 Cadillac XT5. Good handling, quiet ride, decent wet and winter traction. Tread all but used up by 40,000 miles. For the price, these tires need to go at least another 20K. Tire dealer told me 40K is about the best wear they've seen out of this tire. Many tanking at 30K or even less. Replaced with Continental LX20s. Hopefully they will wear longer.

This is my third leased Audi Q5 and 6th leased vehicle. It is the first time with Michelin tires (Premier LTX 235/55R19). I have never had to replace my tires before the lease was up - always 4 years. I have 48,000 klm on these tires and told they need replacing. Not sure why Audi would have used these tires on their vehicles. Disappointed with Audi and Michelin for its inferior product.

Very disappointed long time Michelin customer. I have an 18 Audi Q5 that came with this tire. I bought a separate set of winter tires and swap them with all seasons for the winter. The All Seasons have 35K km on them and will need replacing. I won't be replacing them with Michelin Premiers!!

Worst tires ever. First set went bad on my 2017 acadia not even 2 year after I bought it. Now they are bad again, 1st time I had to pay for half of the tires and dealership refused allowing me to put a different brand on. So now I have to go through this all over again. Hasn't even been 3 years and only about 30,000 miles on them and they are bald. Please explain to me why these tires are still being made and put on vehicles.

I have bought many different brands of top rated tires. These are the first Michelins I have purchased. I purchased them for my wife's 2012 Mazda CX 7 the original tires were Bridgestone Duelers and the ride was harsh and road noise was tolerable. The Michelins are so quiet and smooth riding . They are definitely worth the price. We have been having heavy rains and these tires stick to the road like glue. I would definitely purchase Michelins again.