I bought a new 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee and it has 20,000 miles on it. The tire tread is 3/32” and I need new tires. How can a 60,000 mile tire need to be replaced at just 20,000?

Purchased 19 months ago. Only 4,125 miles and they are already down to 4/32 on all 4 tires - even wear. Michelin had always been our go-to brand, but will be looking at other brands going forward....

Premier LTX on brand new car worn out at less than 26k miles. Rated at 60k Warranty does not cover original equipment. Even Michelin does not have confidence in their product.

Got my brand new Lexus RX 450HL on September 2018. I put about 19000 miles on, and both of the front's tires are bald. I'm very dispoined, frustrated. No more for me.

I had Michelin Premier LTX 275/55R20 on my F150 Super Crew Cab. They were great in wet weather, much better than the Pirelli Scorpians which were too slick. However, I only got 27,000 miles out of them and they were rated for 60,000.

The 20” LTX tires that came on our Cadillac XT5 are a big disappointment in winter driving . Will replace them soon with a all weather snow flake savvier weather tire like Goodyear has in the 235/55/20 size .

Just got back from the UP of Michigan pulling my Lund Boat. The Acadia now tows and drives like a new car with the Premier LTX new tires. I am very pleased and highly recommend this style of tire. Thanks for building such a great tire.

Had to replace them today. They were original tires on our new 2017 GMC Acadia Denali. Tread had also worn down to needing replacement very soon. Never had tires go this bad so soon.

OEM on Lexus RX. 2 stars for nice, quiet and smooth ride. BUT, same disappointing experience as others. 28k and tires are gone - tread is at 3. Really disappointing.

I bought these tires 13 months ago and drove less than 20k miles on them and have very little tread left. I have been very loyal to Michelin until now. I will be moving to another brand and would highly recommend against these tires.