I purchased this tire for my 2013 Honda Pilot hoping to get a superior tire, wow was I wrong. I'd like to qualify that though. I have had two sets of Primacy MXV4's on this same Pilot and got around 43k miles on each set. I was frustrated because those tires didn't get anywhere close to their mileage warranty. I decided to go with the latest and greatest tire being this Premier LTX. I just had to replace those tires after only 31k miles. I am extremely disappointed with the life of this tire. The tires wore properly and gave a great ride, they just don't last any where close to their rating. I would not recommend this tire for a Pilot.

Had Michelin Latitude tires for 56,000 miles and thought they were very good tires. Put a set of Michelin Premier LTX tires on my 2012 Highlander 4,000 miles ago and WOW! What a difference! First time on the highways around Houston I was smiling and saying to myself "Now these are great tires" Smooth ride and quiet. They seem to be made of a much softer and gripier material. Really good in the rain....no hydroplaning. If you want a significantly better tire for your SUV....get these. You will see what I mean immediately.

I bought these tires for for Acura RDX on 8/29/2019 at 46,000 miles, and 2 weeks ago my mechanic told me the tires need to be replaced and now the car is at 86,000 miles. I had them rotated at every service interval. Very disappointed in the treadwear, especially since they are supposed to last 60,000 miles and I paid extra for these tires. Other than that, they have performed well in regard to noise level, handling, wet/dry/snow conditions, but not worth the money of such a short life, would not recommend.

We do a lot of long distance highway driving and these tires are absolutely worth the money! We read hundreds of reviews on all the competitor tires, and finally decided to buy four of the Michelin Premier LTX tires two months ago. So far, we are thoroughly satisfied with our purchase! They react instantly in wet weather, and are whisper quiet in dry, performing impeccably on the highways, and in the city!! We would highly recommend these tires!!

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.

I purchased 4 new Michelin Premier LTX tires for my 2015 Suburban, rotated them every 6,000 miles after 25,000 miles worn down to the point that it was recommended that I replace them. This after 25,000+ miles on a 60,000 mile rated tire. They handle well and ride ok but they don't last. Looking for another brand

Purchased a new 2021 Lexus RX 350 in 2021 with OEM Michelin Premier LTX. At 29,000 miles on the car and tires, the tires are so chipped and chunked on the front tthat we are concerned about driving any further. I know for a fact this car has never been in gravel, never hit curb, never been on rough roads, never driven hard, never been in an accident, tires have been rotated a couple times, air pressure always monitored and yet these tires are trash at this point. Michelin knows there is a problem with these tires yet, they don't take any proactive measures to prevent the unsafe conditions these tires could cause. Mechanic said the tires must be replaced now and would not recommend driving faster than 35 mph due to the further disintegration of these tires until replaced. What michelin does not want you to know is the problem is entirely due to the compounds and manufacturing of the tires. There is nothing wrong with your car…just look at all the other complaints on this site and other well known consumer complaint sites. Michelin-I don't want your mileage credit as I won't buy Michelin tires ever again.

Finally changed my 7 year old Michelin LTX's on my Jeep Liberty this past week. They were adequate throughout their tread life but would spin in the wet when starting on even a slight incline and that's with a Limited Slip Differential and were also scary when stopping in the wet. Put on Premier LTX's and they are fantastic. Not a hint of slip starting up, cornering or when hard braking and still they are very quiet. Will put them on my other vehicles when change time comes.

The 2 front tires on our 2022 Lexus RX-350 are falling apart! I always thought of Michelin as a top tier tire. What in the world is going on. Can this be safe? TNX, S. C.

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.