My 2022 KIA TELLURIDE came equipped with these. At 49,646 miles the tires have been flawless on an AWD vehicle. Many long trips throughout CA and out to VEGAS, the asphalt roads very hot to touch. Also the roads leading from San Diego up north to e.g.Napa are in poor condition, especially through LA. Have never had a PANIC STOP or driven in snow/ice so cannot comment on those conditions. Sorry to hear of other owners bad luck but I've drioven Michelins for over 50 years w/o problems, and I do drive hard. JDB

These tires came on my 2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz. I drive mostly in Arizona and the western states, usually in perfect conditions on paved roads. I have 43,000 miles and about 4/32 of tread left, these should go 50,000 but I am looking for replacements. I was surprised by the negative reviews I saw here, my experience has been very good so far. My Santa Cruz is very quiet and road noise is not an issue.

Purchased a new Kia Telluride from a dealer in Maine in August 2023. After 3 years and 32K miles the tires need to be replaced. This past winter the car was sliding everywhere in the snow with less than 30K miles so I knew I was going to have to get them replaced prior to this winter coming up. I have had Michelin tires on many of my cars and been happy with them; however, I am extremely disappointed in the life of these tires.

Very disappointed. 36,000 miles and 2 are at 1/32 on 2 and 3/32. I purchased a new Jeep Grand Cherokee from my local Jeep dealership with these tires on it. I was very pleased to see Michelin tires on it. We are Michelin strong here in Greenville, SC. I have always been a big fan of the Primacy tires in the past. I have had them go 85,000 on another SUV. They were not LTX's back then. Also, These LTX's are much noisier than what I am used to from Michelin. We did everything right from the beginning. Always rotated at the dealership. Air always monitored and filled at the specifications. 36,000 miles on a brand new vehicle is unbelievable to me. Now I am on the hook to buy new tires because the dealership cannot even rotate them based on the tread. The dealership was no help either. Washed their hands with it and told me to take it up with Michelin. Then I saw the ratings of this tire on the Michelin site. Seems I am not alone.

We paid more to get Michelin tyres for our Mazda CX9, trusting the name. It burst on the HWY on the 11th day. My son could have died if he was not already in thw right lane. All the trauma and emails to the company thay offered us a credit for one tyre, which was a "generous exception". They were offended that we returned the tyre and bought different ones. Never buying or recommending Michelin again. The way they handled the whole situation was unexpected from the so called "reputable" company.

Well. These tires are really not good! They came with my Jeep Cherokee 4xe. I have had to have them filled and patched numerous times. The right back tire always had a slow leak since when I first purchased the car. That tire finally gave out yesterday. Glad I decided to do some research and read these reviews. I will not be going with these same tires unfortunately.

These came on my 26 Silverado and the tramlining with these things are unsettling and to the point of giving me vertigo. They also are fairly noisy at normal speeds and have bad vibration at highway speeds. My 24 Silverado with another brand didn't have this issue. Trying to get the dealer to do something about them but so far no luck!

The tires had good treads but doing a 2hr drive it blow out on me with my family in truck. The side wall is gone, I have little or no confidence in this tire and thinking if it can't be switched I won't be a customer anymore.

Rides Well, Handles Well.. But literally blew out at 10,000 miles.. No nails or nothing.. I've gone through a lot of tires in my life and i have never the had a 10,000 mile tire blow out... I visually check my tires every day, and check air pressure once a week so yeah these tires are definitely low quality and too soft!!!!!

The 265/65/17 Privacy tires came on my new 2023 Nissan Frontier SV 4WD Truck. All four tires have 20-40 cuts and chips missing on the tread due to driving on limestone gravel roads for approximately 50 days/year for 3 years. The chips are fingernail sized and approximately 3/8" -1/2" deep. The left front tire is now leaking and becomes flat overnight. These tires came standard on a new 4WD truck and should survive small limestone gravel. The rubber seems to be entirely too soft for a truck tire. I do not recommend these tires.