The 2 front tires on our 2022 Lexus RX-350 are falling apart! I always thought of Michelin as a top tier tire. What in the world is going on. Can this be safe? TNX, S. C.

I bought my tires a year ago in florida thinking I would get at least 40000 miles out them or at least 2 years driving and now year later I have to change them because there is no thread and starting to get cracks on the side because they are so dry

We purchases these tires for our 2015 Suburban after having Goodyear tires for years. With less that 20,000 miles the tread life is horrible. We have had the tires rotated properly and still have had issues. I would not recommend.

I got 30,000 miles out of these tires. Rotated all the time and taken care of. Stay away from these at all costs. I mean, cmon, I drive a Volvo less than 10,000 per year. What happened to quality?

Ride and noise are fine. Treadwear is terrible. 28,000 miles with correct inflation, regular rotation and they are worn out. Expected better from a premium brand like Michelin.

I purchased my GMC Terrian in 2018, fast fwd 2020, I should NOT be in the market to purchase new tires with 30,000 miles. I have always purchased Michelin tires and this by far is the worst!

These tires came factory installed on my 2018 Chevy Equinox. Although they are a quiet tire and provide a comfortable ride, at 12,600 miles they are very worn out and will have to be replaced soon.

Seems like the unlucky number. After 40,000 km of light use on the family suv these tires are ready to go. I’ve always run Michelin’s on my trucks but my experience with these tires is making me reconsider that loyalty.

4 original OEM Michelin LTX installed on my car and the car odometer shows 13,000 miles. I recently bought 2 new tires as replacements. The manufacturer guarantee of 60,000 miles life span seems not true.

These tires come with my new Toyota Highlander FWD and the tread depth is already at 4/32 with only 24000 miles on these, although they suppose to last 60,000 miles.