I bought these tires for my Jeep Grand Cherokee as it was the original tires. I changed them when the original tires were at about 35,000 miles which is not a lot but the tires are really good for all season (especially in snow, I drove my Jeep in over a foot of fresh snow without any problem). Now I have these tires for 25,000 miles and 1 of them is completely worn while the 3 others could easily go another 10,000 miles. I've been told that is normal treadlife and they were sorry if one was worn earlier but warranty doesn't cover it. So now I have to change the 4 tires for new one because of 1 that was defective.

This tire came from the factory on my new Jeep Grand Cherokee. At first I was excited to see that my new Jeep came with my favorite brand of tires, Michelin. The excitement didn't last long. They are surprisingly loud on pavement. They perform poorly in snow, are dangerous on ice, and hydroplane in heavy rain. I did rotate them and watch their air pressure, but now at only 34,000 miles they are worn out. I would be embarrassed to put my brand name on these tires. Pathetic.

I have a 2017 GMC Acadia with 29k, took it to the dealership told them felt like bad tire, was told nothing wrong with the tires, went on a couple of weeks, took it back, said there is way too much vibration, told again, nothing wrong, 3rd trip in, had to get mad, asked for the manager, 3rd time they finally tell me. every Tire has a slipped belt, they won’t stand behind them, I now have to buy 4 new tires, I should have 30k more miles before I need to get new

I leased my 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee and these were the tires that came on the vehicle. I have been very diligent in getting my oil changed and tires rotated. Dealership records can confirm. I always lease for 3 years with 15,000 miles per year. I went in today for my scheduled oil change and rotation and was told I need 4 new tires. The vehicle just rolled over 30,000 miles. I have never had to replace tires on any of my vehicles at this low mileage. It’s really frustrating that these tires are guaranteed for 60,000 miles. I was told by everyone I talked to that they can’t believe this and thought Michelin was a top rated tire. I hope Michelin stands behind their 60,000 mile warranty because this tire definitely didn’t stand up to what Michelin claims.

Terrible wear. Chunks of tire missing. Have purchased Michelin tires exclusively for all my vehicles. This is the first time we've had a negative experience, however, it's bad enough for us to consider purchasing different tires. We always follow the proper tire maintenance.

We are truly shocked about the tread wear on our Michelin Premier LTX 235/65R/18 tires on our 2017GMC Acadia. Our car servicing report from a few months back indicated we were at 4/32” tread depth. The tires have 20,600 miles on them and it's been suggested we replace them! I have spent hours reading negative reviews about hundreds of people with this same issue. We bought the car used with 14,000 miles so I am sure Michelin will eliminate us from any sort of credit for new tires. We have enjoyed Michelin tires many times prior but not this time. The problem is with these prematurely worn out Michelin tires at 20,600 miles – not with the fact that we purchased a 2017 Acadia! Help?

I put Michelin’s Premier LTX tires on our Infiniti QX60 in March of 2020. And in just 17 months and less than 25,000 miles, all 4 tires are down to almost 4/32”! I’ve rotated and balance the tires religiously! Bottom line, by our next rotation, all 4 tires will need replacement! In my opinion, to advertise and market these as having an expected 60,000 mile tread life is absolutely misleading! And to charge the premium price for what should be a 30k tire is obscene! Check the web…I’m not the only one having this experience!

These tires have great wet and dry driving characteristics. Unfortunately a 60k mile tire wearing out at 20,000 miles is unacceptable. I used to think Michelins were one of the best quality tire. I can’t bring myself to replace these with another set made by the same company.

I've only driven this set of tires for 20K highway miles and the tread is already down to 4/32. While wet and dry traction, stopping and noise level is very good, the treads and the materials are definitely not what I expected from Michelin. I have trusted Michelin tires in the past but now I'm not so sure. Perhaps cost cutting affecting quality?

Bought these just over 2 years ago and they had a perceivable improvement over the OEM tires they replaced, especially in standing water on the road. Only got about 45,000 out of them before I had to replace them though. I do 100 miles a day, 50 miles each way highway, no hulling or towing. Loved the tire, will probably go with something else next time to get more life.