When I tried to get new Latitude for my 2011 Venza, that tire shop had no stock and I don't want to wait to order, so I got Premier. The brand new tires are a bit noisy when the speed is around 120 km/hr. Surprisingly, after a few weeks, they are quiet. Now no matter on dry or wet road, the performance of them is really good.

Just a month so far but love, love, love these tires. So quiet, smooth and great handling/tracking. Great in rain too. This is our third set of tires on our 2006 Toyota 4Runner and these are amazing compared to prior sets. We live in Vermont and really appreciate the handling on mountain roads, interstates, and local dirt roads. No time on snow yet.

The worst treadweear I've seen. My 2018 Acadia has just over 16,000 miles and all 4 tires are almost wore completely out. Tires have always been properly inflated and rotated. I thought Michelin was supposed to be known for their tread life? Very disappointed and plan on filing a complaint with GMC and Michelin. I think I am owed a new set of tires but definitely something besides this type.

Poor tread life not as advertised!! Very disappointed. 2019 GMC Acadia has these tires came on the vehicle and are advertised to be 60,000 tires 6 years. Have had vehicle since May of 2019 I now have 29,000 miles on the vehicle and my tires are bald! Had one blow out last week and had to replace it of course. A tire should not be wore out and still be anywhere close to factory warranty.. Thought Michelin was still a good name.

Purchased a full set of these tires for my Mazda 3 for summer 2016. Traction on both wet and dry is great and never felt any concern regarding safety when driving on these tires. However it's only been 2 summer seasons and 42,000 kilometers and I'm already down to 3/32nd's. I'll have to be shopping for new tires next year. I was expecting these the tread wear to be better than this.

I've been driving for over 65 yrs. and have been closely involved in auto retail and wholesale, and realize that car manufactures (and I hate to say it) don't put the best of tires on new vehicles. From new this vehicle got 68,800 Km's on the manufactures tires. Now with only 43,000 Km's on the second set (Michelin) and a MVI due shortly, these tires won't pass! These are by far the worst wearing tire i have ever had! I'm embarrassed as there is a Michelin plant in my home town. Buyer beware...do your home work and research,

These were OEM tires, when I changed oil at 14000 miles they recommended tires, I thought the dealer was crazy but since it was summer I pushed it. Changed oil this weekend at 20159 and they are down below the wearbar. If it weren't a new vehicle I would say that someone messed up when they recorded the mileage.

Very satisfied when we got these tires. There were very smooth and quiet. They are less than 2 years old and on return from an 8300 Km trip to Texas and Florida, both rear tires were basically bald. Right is side worse. I have never seen rear tires outwear the fronts in any vehicle I have owned over the past 40 years. I am bitterly disappointed.

Purchased these tires for a 2012 Kia Sedona mini van, expecting great traction and long tread life. At first, the traction was great but the ride was a bit rough. The first winter had good traction with around 8000 mile range on tires. Second winter with around 20000 miles, traction was terrible and unsafe. Checked tire tread. FAILED. Had to replace tires with only 21,321 miles.

I leased a 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee with these tires rotated at each oil change interval as the dealership records would reflect and @ 32,000 miles I was recently told by the dealership a set of four new tires was needed. I have had several Jeep Grand Cherokees and have always had and loved Michelin brand tires but these tires do not meet my satisfaction or come close to the 60,000 miles suggested tread life. Very disappointed with these tires.