Purchased the tires January 2017 with 33,733 miles on the vehicle and had them replaced December 2019 with 56,164 miles on the vehicle. The tires were rotated with every vehicle maintenance and I would have expected longer life than 22,400 miles for the price paid for these tires. When new the ride was smooth and quiet, but in no way makes-up for the tread life.

These Tires came on my 2018 Equinox and after 1.5 years and 49000KM they need to be replaced. I called them and they informed me that since these are OEM tires there is no warranty but because they have had issues with them they will do a "goodwill claim". They offered me 25% off a new set of tires (this does not include installation). I expected more from a company like Michelin basically this is a buy 4 get one free deal which EVERY Tire shop in my area offers throughout the year. These tires should of lasted to at least 60K and they are rated for 100K. I will never be a Michelin Customer again and will be sharing this experience.

These tires came standard on my 2019 Buick Envision. I currently have 28,150 miles on my car and the dealership is stating tires need to be replaced. These tires didn't even reach half the stated tread life. I would recommend looking for a different tire than Michelin Premier LTX. Very dissatisfied.

This came as OEM equipment on our new Lexus RX 350L. Our SUV now has 38,000kms on it and the tires are almost bald. The tred wear on these is terrible. Michelin has always been a very good tire provider, I am very disappointed in these tires. I hope someone from Michelin reaches out to us as we are very dissatisfied in this product.

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.

Bought 4 of these in August of 2020, have driven less than 17000 miles since and was told today by the dealer who sold them to me that 2 need replacing and the other 2 are really close. Didn't even bring up warranty - tried to move me to different brand. Really disappointed Michelin!

I was supersized to read a lot of the reviews giving Premier tires low ratings for poor mileage. I have 115,000 kms on my Premier's and they still handle beautifully. I drive back and forth between Calgary and Yuma four times a year through all types of road conditions and have never had any problems with handling or traction. I keep the tire pressure on my Mercedes GLK at the recommenced 35psi front and 42psi rear. These tires are far superior than the original Continentals the car came with when it comes to handling in rain and snow, Going to be ordering a new set from Costco before I leave for Yuma this fall.

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.

I have a 2018 GMC Acadia with the Premier LTX tires. I was told by my dealer that I will need new tires soon as they are worn to 4/32". I only have 42000km on them, 5 months of the year I have snowtires on. I drive very conservatively, and not far or hard. Very poor life expectancy on these Michelins.

70% wear in less than 30 000 km. Got warranty but had to get the same model of tire. Had to pay 30% of cost Plus installation. I thought installation should have been free. But got it done. Picked up my car with the new tires and found out the new tires have 0 warranty. A company like Michelin should stand behind their products. I bought the tires in the first place thinking Michelin was a good company that made high quality & would stand by their products.