Went to the dealer for a 27,00 mile service and was told I would have to replace my tires at the end of the lease. The lease expires in December 2019. I have leased cars and SUV's for over 35 years and never had to replace tires before I returned the car. That is why I lease cars!!

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 tires have great handling and have a quiet and smooth ride. Unfortunately the treadwear is the worst I have ever seen in any tire I have ever used. I have used the cheapest of the cheap, to the most expensive Michelins over my years owning various vehicles and this wore faster than my dirt cheap NANKANGs SUMMER ONLY tires did. 27,000 miles and all tires have to be replaced. The treadwear rating is a joke.

In February, 2022 we purchased my wife’s forever car - Lexus RX350 - the second we have owned. Our dealer at our regularly schedule maintenance told us the tires needed replacing at 40,000 miles - not the warranted 60,000. So we only got 66% of the WARRANTED tread wear. Does the word not mean that you promise that the tires will last? In my world (I’m a practicing attorney), you get sued if you breach your warranty. From the reviews, someone needs to sue you for selling such a poor product. And now you want me to buy replacement tires from you? Can you believe it? I’m surprised Lexus puts such an inferior product on its vehicles!

I purchased 4 brand new Michelin Premier LTX's November of 2018 and I have been able to get only 30K miles out of them. It has been less than a year! I have had regular tire rotations and the rubber on the front tires is actually coming off! We have always bought Michelin's with no problems but these are horrible. Praying they can be replaced under the warranty!

I had LTX M/S2 tires on my SUV that handled great and lasted 80k miles. Based on this and the good reviews for this tire, I thought these would be great on my wife's Honda Odyssey and was willing to pay the premium price. Handling has been decent, but treadlife is pitiful. These were to the wear bars in just over 30k miles. I do not recommend these tires.

These are the standard tires on the Chevy Equinox Diesel. Tires are finally at the wear bar at 78,524 miles. The tires were reasonably quite for most of their life though they did get louder later on past the 50,000 mile mark. Since they lasted this long I could care less about a little extra road noise. Traction is great new and worn though reduced speed is needed through water past 50,000 to 55,000 mile marks. Please note that when I say reduced speed I mean traveling though a torrential down pour in Virginia which you should be going slower anyway. I will be getting another set. Bravo Zulu on the tire.

Purchased 33k miles ago for our Honda Pilot. We chose these tires based on the strong recommendation of the tire salesman and on prior great experiences with Michelin on several of our cars. These tires have always handled well, and without excessive road noise. They have always been properly inflated, and rotated regularly. I'm really disappointed in the lack of durability. I cannot recommend to anyone who values value. , and already down to the wear indicators

I bought these Premier in June 2017 and the first time I drove them, my tires did not spin when accelerating from the stop light. It felt like I am in a rocket when taking off. The original Pirelli's that came from factory had tread much more than the Michelin but it spins when accelerating (had to replace the Pirelli tires due to ballooning of side wall which made it go thump, thump). Very pleased with the tires as I already put 42k miles on it and only 17k left to go to the 60k miles replacement.

These are the tires that came with my new 2019 Chevy Blazer and already had to get them replaced. Quite disappointed in the longevity of these tires since I barely drove last year due to the pandemic. I'm hoping my next set of Michelins Defenders last longer than this version.