This is my second set (originals came on the Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited) and I have not had a problem with them aside from they only get about 40k on them. Replaced them at just under 40k or 3 years. They work well in all types of weather and are very quiet.

I never write a review about anything. This is actually my first time writing a review. I bought my CRV from a highly reputable used car dealer. My CRV only had 41K at the time. I had the dealer remove the tires at the time and insisted they install these Michelin tires as part of the sale agreement. Disappointment is an understatement. My CRV now has 61K and the rubber on the tires is literally peeling off the tread and are worn badly. I'm not sure why I asked to have Michelin tires put on my CRV. I want these tires replaced!!

My 2012 SRX is on its 4th set of Michelin’s. The first 3 sets of Latitude Tour HP lasted about 21000/22000 miles per set. Not good with a 55K warranty. My current set of Premier LTX has 16500 miles on it. I’m down to 2/32 maybe less than 3/32 on a couple. I’ll be lucky to get 17K on this set. These were the recommended replacement tires for the Premier LTX which were no longer in production. Right now my car has 80k on it. I had my front brakes replaced at 75K for the first time. Rear brakes are still original. You can see I’m not hard on brakes or tires. Mostly all highway driving. I always have purchased Michelin. I have friends who say Michelin is a good tire brand. I need another set of tires. What are my options.

Purchased the tires January 2017 with 33,733 miles on the vehicle and had them replaced December 2019 with 56,164 miles on the vehicle. The tires were rotated with every vehicle maintenance and I would have expected longer life than 22,400 miles for the price paid for these tires. When new the ride was smooth and quiet, but in no way makes-up for the tread life.

I am kind of shocked to see so many of drivers having same experience as mine. Very bad tread life. I have put these tires at BJS on my Subaru Outback, 2015 at close to 50K miles and now my car mechanic say they are in bad shape and need to replace asap. Miles drove less than 30K!!!! Did rotation every 6K with oil change. Warranty claimed 60K. They are not cheap either. This is really bad and disappointing from Michelin. I want my money back, trust is broken.

I just took our car to the dealer for routine oil change and scheduled maintenance and was told the tires needed to be replaced. We have 36k miles on the car Service advisor told us they were worn and some dry rot and rubber pieces peeling. 3/32 tread . in June 2020 the dealer stated there was 5/32 front and 4/32 rear with 32k. Seems like a lot of wear for 4k miles

My wife recently had a service performed at the dealer on our 2018 Audi Q5. They mentioned that the tires were worn to the wear indicators. They don't come with a deep tread when new, but we only have 30k miles on them with a supposed 60k mile warranty!? Had great luck with Michelin tires in the past and these performed well when new. Now they have no side grip whatsoever in even the lightest snow. We also rotate every 5k and are very easy drivers. Came across the below reviews with same views as mine, while searching for different replacement tires. Very disappointed in treadwear.

The tire wire out at the 40km and our two years Cadillac car failed the safety certificate check today and I had to chang the tire immediately in order to process lease buyout. It is a surprise that such a premium tire with 100k warranty failed after normal city road drive at 40k. Very disappointed and this also drive inconvenience for our schedule a lot (extract work days and money to change new tires).

I loved these tires, but only got 44000KM on them. Michelin was great about the warrantee. One phone call and they reimbursed me immediately for an amount I was very impressed with. They also acknowledged they had some problems and that the newer Premiers would go the distance. I had already bought 4 more Premiers because I loved the ride, and the handling and braking with them. And if for some reason I dont get the mileage I should, I know that Michelin will stand behind their tires. In all the years I have driven on Michelins I have never had a problem except for this one. I have the XI3 winter tires on my Escape , 7 winters on them and they are still like new.

Finally changed my 7 year old Michelin LTX's on my Jeep Liberty this past week. They were adequate throughout their tread life but would spin in the wet when starting on even a slight incline and that's with a Limited Slip Differential and were also scary when stopping in the wet. Put on Premier LTX's and they are fantastic. Not a hint of slip starting up, cornering or when hard braking and still they are very quiet. Will put them on my other vehicles when change time comes.