I have always had Michelin tires on all my vehicles. The LTX on my 2019 Equinox only has 27000 miles and the tires already need to be replaced. No where near the amount of time my other Michelin tires lased. Very disappointed. Tires were on new vehicle purchase.

I drove over 53K miles on these tires and had I not developed an alignment issue would have easily exceeded 60K warranty. I drive a large SUV and carried heavier weights on long road trips. They handle well in snow and ice. Michelin has a quality reputation and I trust them with my family. This is my third set of Micheloin tires

Installed on 2012 Mazda CX9. These came recommended from my tire shop as replacements of worn OEM tires. We were very pleased with overall ride and performance. The ride was quiet and handled very good in all weather conditions. I especially liked the snow traction. The tread life was a complete disappointment. At 2 years/30,000 miles the tires were worn out to the wear bars. We will be pursuing a warranty claim.

These tires are supposed to last to 100,000 km. I was just advised by my mechanic that they are bold and need to be replaced. I am only at 60,000 km and I should have been able to get another 2 years out of them. I wouldn't waste my money getting Michelins. I am hoping I can receive a decent amount of money back since they did not stand up to their warrantee.

These tires came as original equipment on my Cadillac XT5 and after around 30,000 miles, the front tires are chipping, and the tread is very low. Certainly not what I expect from a 60,000-mile tire. I have had regular service from the Cadillac dealership where I purchased the car.

Leased a new 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee in November of 2017. These tires came on the vehicle. Currently at 28,500 miles and rear tires measure 2/32 and fronts 3/32 and was told they need to be replaced during my regular oil change and tire inspection. Online warranty shows 60,000 miles and these did not even make it to 50% of the normal life. This has ruined the Michelin brand for us and we will never put another Michelin tire on a vehicle we own.

After 15,000 miles, the treadwear is down to 4/32" to 5/32". The tires won't last past 20,000 or 25,000 miles. Not even close to the stated 60,000 mile warranty. Traction in light snow is very slippery. General tire performance in daily driving for suburban areas of city and highway is fine but treadwear is horrible.

My stock continentals only lasted 36,000 miles. Had to urgently replace 4 tires and did a lot of research...LTX Defender vs LTX Premier. Spent a little more money on the LTX Premier due to a little more sporty profile and am happy with the decision The ride of the LTX Premier is smooth, stable, well controlled on the highway and smooth and energetic on local roads. Really an impressive difference over the Continentals. I'm happy with the purchase thus far. Hoping that with regular tire rotations every 4-5K that I'll reach close to the 60K as predicted.

I currently have Michelin Premier XLT tires with less than 43,000 miles and needing to replaced. According to your website the warrantied mileage is 65,000. I should have another year left before having to purchase new tires. In the past, my husband and I ALWAYS purchased Michelin tires for our vehicles...No questions ask!! We would get 70-80 thousand miles out of our tires. Very pleased with our purchases. What has happened to the quality of your tires?? It's NOT because the proper maintenance has not been done (rotated/ balanced) at the dealership that I purchased my car AND my tires from on this particular vehicle. It seems that there is a common complaint....These tires are not getting the wear that you (Mechlin) say that they will or should get, which looks to be 65,000 miles.

I have these tires on my Mercedes GLE Amg 43... they are great tires for all driving conditions... However they last about 25-30k miles. I don't mind replacing tires anyway and never run them down before I replace them. If you are expecting more then 25-35k miles don't buy them!