Replaced the set of Goodyear tires that came on my 2016 GMC Acadia at 13K miles with a set Michelin Premier LTX tires. I have never had a problem with any Michelin tire that I've purchased, they ride good, they are quiet, they make my vehicle handle great. I would recommend anyone with a GMC Acadia to put these on their vehicle.

I have got 4 new Premier LTX 255-55R18 V rated tires. They are amazing in comfort, traction, handling on local street; however they are vibrating at 70 mph on freeway. I never experience vibration with Latitude HP tires which were replaced on same SUV. I research online and I have found people have same experience with vibration at high speed only with their new vehicles too. So far, the vibration is determined by "out of round". I am very dissapointed with initial quality. My tires are MADE IN POLAND instead of USA. I will bring my car back to America Tires as I just bought them 3 weeks ago and I hope new tires will not have vibration.

I thought great wear, so pay a little more and not worry about tires. Nope. not working. The tires barely have 10k kms on them and they are half worn out. They are good on wet roads and light slush, so I have a little confidence in them. I have had the alignment done 2x, was out .5 degree the first time, not out at all the second time. I have rotated them 2x also. I seems they are great for highways in a straight line with not many turns. Roads have a lot of turns in BC, so I guess that is why they can't take it. I have gone to Chinese (Westlake) winter tires at 1/3 the price and they are going to outlast the premium Michelins by quite a bit. Lesson learned. I used to drive 80k a year, on gravel, on trails, in Northern Alberta, and Michelins were the only tire that could take it, and last. Not anymore, and that is for sure. I am now retired and don't drive much anymore, maybe 8k a year.

Did a lot of research before deciding on the Premier LTX's. All I can say is spend the extra dollars and get this tire. It is the smoothest, quietest tire I've ever owned. Hugs the road in dry and wet conditions. Absolutely terrific ride and no noise at all. Extremely happy with my decision. Michelin has always been my tire of choice but they even out did themselves with the Premier LTX.

The tires perform well in summer, not so much in winter snow. What brought me here is to read if others have the same issue as me. And yes indeed, the thread wear on this tire does not meet the documented KM rating. At 20,000KM from the rating, I need new tires and have pushed as far as I can go on these. First snowfall and if it wasn't for 4X4, I don't think I would get out of my street in the snow with what I have left for thread.

If you care anything about ride quality you will not like these tires. Apparently Michelin only makes one tire that fits my car, these, so I guess I'm done with Michelin for many years or maybe forever. Returning these. The Michelin's that came on the car were great but they're being phased out.

I had these on a caravan which I no longer have but I still have the tires. They were quiet and grippy and were amazing in all the rain we get in North Vancouver BC. I thought they were the best tire I ever owned. However after only 5000km there is only 5mm of the original 8mm of tread left on all 4 tires so they are 35% worn out already. They will not last 15,000 km and are supposed to be a 100,000km tire.

A very quite smooth riding tire. Steering is quicker and more precise. Roll resistance is the most noticeable improvement! Haven't driven on a long distance trip yet but notice 2 miles per gallon more on local driving.

First off this is a great tire, smooth ride, etc. However after almost 35,000 miles I have to replace them. I am very disappointed in the short life of this expensive tire.

These tires were standard on our 2021 Lexus RX350. I have roughly 50,000 kms on the tires and the front 2 are completely bald and back 2 are in need of replacement.