I have a 2018 Grand Cherokee purchased brand new and directly from the dealership. Car has 32,000 miles and I’m already needing new tires - Michelin Premier LTX 265/60R18. I don’t usually write reviews but I’ve found this thread to be very helpful and thought I should share my experience. It makes no sense needing new tires at 32,000 miles when the normal mileage warranty is 60k. No, I’m not an aggressive driver, half of my commute is highway, and no, no mountainous driving. I’m already in touch with customer care, hope this issue is solved soon and all 4 tires are replaced at no cost

I bought a new set of Premier LTX tires for my 2016 Honda Pilot 4 years ago and after just 40,000 miles, they have worn to 2/32nds tread depth. This is with regular tire rotations, balancing and alignments performed on schedule. This is suppose to be a 60,000 mile tire. This is poor return on my investment in a luxury tire. They were a quiet, comfortable tire with good grip as they wore but again not the tread life that was promised.

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.

We bought these tires from the dealer due to the great feedback and recommendation that they gave. The issue starts around 20/25k miles when the ford service department says we need to start planning to buy new tires. Now as we near 28k miles, we realize these tires really are wearing down fast and non-uniformly. I'm not impressed in the least for a tire said to have a 60k mile warranty, and from reading others reviews it seems I am not the only one with this issue...

We purchased these tires for one of our company vehicles (Highlander), they currently have 27,370 miles on them and we will be lucky to get through the winter without having to purchase another set of tires. When it rains, they barely have any grip. There is no way these tires will even get close to the 60k promised by Tire Discounters, who by the way always manages to skate out of any promises/guarantees by providing some off the wall explanation. We've had Michelin tires on other vehicles and they lasted as advertised, these haven't and won't.

These came on my Lexus RX450h and have been rotated twice the car has 12500 miles and the tread is already down to 4/32nd. These will be lucky to make it to 20k before they have to be replaced. I have Michelin Defenderson my Prius and they have 50k on them and still have 6/32 on them.

These tires came with a new 2019 Chevy Blazer Premier AWD vehicle purchased just over 3 years ago. The tires have performed well with one important exception - tread life. Despite their rating of 60,000 miles, they have lasted only 35,000 miles. They need to be replaced in a month or two before winter. Of course, the Micheline warranty specifically excludes original factory tires.

Bought these tires as replacements that came with my Nissan Rogue. Three years later with 30,000 miles on them, they already need to be replaced. I’ve had Michelin tires on previous vehicles for years and never had any of them wear out so quickly. This is ridiculous for a high-end tire such as this to not last. Definitely will not buy Michelin again!

I put a full set of these tires on my Hyundai Entourage Minivan in September 2021. After just 13K miles, the tread depth is down to 4/32". Extremely disappointed that the 60K mile warranty tires has not even lasted 15K miles. I did not expect a product like this from Michelin.

I am kind of shocked to see so many of drivers having same experience as mine. Very bad tread life. I have put these tires at BJS on my Subaru Outback, 2015 at close to 50K miles and now my car mechanic say they are in bad shape and need to replace asap. Miles drove less than 30K!!!! Did rotation every 6K with oil change. Warranty claimed 60K. They are not cheap either. This is really bad and disappointing from Michelin. I want my money back, trust is broken.