I had new tire put on by the car dealer when I bought the car with 34,000 miles on it .in 1 28 2020 on dec 27 2021 the dealer told me I need new tires car now has 60,000miles on it So tires have 26,000 miles on them no where the 60,000 mile warranty

OEM tire on a 2017 GMC Acadia. At 30,000 miles tread measures 3/32" on all tires with even wear pattern. Followed manufacturer recommendations for maintenance, pressure and rotation. Giving an extra star for noise and comfort and general performance, but the longevity is disappointing for a 60,000 tire and is deserving of the minimum rating.

Long time Michelin customer. Have replaced tires on all vehicles with Cross Terrains, Latitude Tours, LTX A/T 2s, and now these. Put these on my wife's 2013 Ford Escape Titanium (with 19s) to replace the factory Continentals. Significantly smoother and more grip. We did notice a drop in MPG of about 1.2 MPGs. However, when we got caught in a serious snow storm at Hunter Mountain in upstate NY, I was happy to have these tires. Didn't slip or hesitate once with these on there. I was considering the Defender LTX for my Grand Cherokee, but now may go with the Premier LTX instead! Great Tire as expected. Thanks Michelin!

I recently purchased the MICHELIN Premier LTX tires 275/50/20 for my 2004 Double Cab Toyota Tundra at Discount Tire. They replaced a set of Bridgestone Tires - Dueler Alenza UNI-T BL which gave a bumpy ride, especially early in the mornings and felt as if I needed a balance check, which never seem to solve the problem - Never Again!! But the BEST tires for my Truck are the all New Premier LTX!!!!! What a great ride for a Truck - smooth and even, I'm highly impressed with the tire tread design, feels as if the tires are hugging the road. Seriously my truck feels and rides like it did when I first purchased it! Exceptional Tires!!!!!

Long time Michelin fan but I don't recommend this tire if you want to keep the serene factory ride of your 2017+ Chrysler Pacifica. The OEM tires road like a dream but when they wore out I went with my default choice of Michelin. It now rides like a truck. Wet and dry traction seem to be a step above the OEM tire as expected but I miss the ride quality.

I have to agree with the poor reviews on this website. I bought the LTX Premier for a Lexus RX350. They now have about 36k miles on them. Ever since I hit about 25k, I've been told I need new tires. I refused to do it considering they have a 60k warranty. But now they are at the wear line and I'm forced to buy another set of tires.

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.

I replaced my OE Michelins with these thinking they would last.......Less than 25K miles later, on a Acura RDX that is driven very casually, tire pressure monitors and rotated every 5k miles, they need replaced. My original equipment Michelin's only made it to 27K, so I'm starting to wonder about the commitment to quality and durability. I've bought a dozen sets of Michelins, however, I'm looking at a different brand this time around.

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.

I have owned my 2019 Cadillac XT5 for two months, just had to replace a tire already. My car only has 19,000 miles on it. There was a metal object that tore the side wall and could not be replaced. You would think the tire would be prorated and pay the difference for a replacement tire, but not that did not happen. Had to spend a lot of money having it replaced. I was also told at Cadillac that the tires will only last about another 10,000 miles and should be replaced. In other word's these tires are only made to last 30,000 miles and not 60,000 as specified. I have always been a fan of Michelin tires but now I am very disappointed to say the least.