I’ve always had great success with Michelin tires. The Premier LTX I bought in Sept 2019 are the exception. I currently have less than 30K miles on them, and noticed the treads are worn considerably. I mentioned this to my dealer and he said they are at 5/32”, and were only 10/32” when new. He said based on this I’m at 50% of the life expectancy. Well, I wasn’t thinking….they will need to be replaced at 3/32”, so in reality they are 80% worn and I will be lucky to (safely) get another 5 or 10K on them. Aside from this, they’ve been good tires…ride and handle well. I’m hoping Michelin treats me fairly on the warranty, and has a better tire to replace them with.

Replaced worn Primacy MXV4 tires today. Had new Premier LTX tires installed and road forced balanced today. They road very smooth home with no road noise noticeable. I think they will be a great tire and look great too. I read a lot of reviews from people about this tire on other sites that some people don't like this tire for one reason or another. Some will make comments like "I don't slow down when I take corners and this tire is loud or doesn't hug the road, etc." I am 41 years old with a wife and 5 young kids. I drive like a responsible driver and safety of my family and comfort of ride are my top concerns.

These tires were on the brand new Equinox we got in 2018 and only lasted 21000 miles before they have to be replaced. I was excited to have Michelin’s when I purchased the vehicle, won’t do that again. I am having them replaced today with something different.

I've always liked Michelin tires, and still do, but these Michelin Premier LTX tires I purchased for my wife's car only have about 27,000 miles on them and they're worn down to the tread wear indicators. I paid a lot of money for these because they were Michelin and I wanted the best. These have been a disappointment.

Tires are quiet and handle well smooth as glass on the highway. Ice and snow performance are good. When new the performance was good. Now at 29K miles and they are worn to 4/32 and my tire shop says they are not safe to rebalance due to wear. These only start with 8.5/32 tread very shallow IMHO. Not a 60K mile tire in my experience. I've run michelins all my life, dozens of sets on trucks and cars and bicycles and this is my first bad experience with a tire. I've had three sets of LTX MS and ATs on my truck and they have all been great. Defender LTX on my Honda now and love them. The premier is expensive and short lived. 255/55R18 on Mercedes ML500.

My husband & I bought a set of PREMIER LTX tires for my 2010 Jeep Grand Cherokee from BJ's. (They had the best deal.) I love the way they handle all around...especially great handling on wet roads. My 12 year old Jeep rides like I have a new car now!

My originals on my Lincoln MKX were the premiere Ltx but the tread life was subpar so when it came time for new tires the tire dealer said the premieres were not available and said the latitude were comparable so persuaded me to get them. Big mistake! Don’t be fooled into switching. I’ve only driven 6600 miles on the latitude and can’t stand them. They have excessive road noise, bumpy ride and does not repel rain water on roadways. I went back and traded in the latitude and put the premiere Ltx back on my Lincoln. I refuse to sacrifice a luxury smooth ride with the premieres for a bumpy noisy ride in the latitudes just to get a little extra tread life. I highly recommend the premieres.

If your main objective is high mileage life, this is not your tire. I have these on 2 SUVs and they are the best handling (dry and wet), and plushest ride of any Michelin yet. Based on Michelin's own specification charts, their tread depth when new is on the low side. No source has been able to tell me why that is. The average to negative reviews are piling up fast .....something needs to be changed on this tire's tread compound, tread depth when new, etc.

These came with our Lexus RX 350 we purchased back in 2021. I live in FL so no worries about winter wear. The car is driven recreationally since COVID as we work from home. The car has 19700 miles yet all 4 of these tires already need to be replaced!!! Wow Michelin, like another reviewer said, I used to swap out tires when I bought a new car with Michelins but after this experience I’m not sure I will go Michelin in the future.

265/40R22 installed on my 17' Honda Ridgeline . After 40k miles of summer driving tread still looks good .Had a late April snow storm with 2ft of snow and tires were amazing in deep snow for a all season tire. Even towed with the lower profile tire and did fantastic. All my cars have Michelins and highly recommend these for SUV/ Light truck duty.