These were OEM on my Jeep Grand Cherokee. With easy driving the tires needed replacing at 18,000 miles. In the last 40 years I have never had tires wear out this fast! The tires have UTQG treadwear rating of 620 and I should have got at least 40,000 on these tires. Something isn't right with the UTQG rating on this tire as these tires wore more like a UTQG rating of 300. This is unfortunate as the other characteristics of the tire is very good.

It came with my 2016 Lexus RX F-sports. After about a month, I decided I want to put aftermarket wheels with wider tire. I liked Michelin Premier LTX so much that I went with same tire, but wider. I'm very happy with handling on wet or dry. And it's very smooth and quiet ride.

These tires came with my new 2018 Equinox and I was happy because of the Michelin name. My car has 19,000 miles on it and it was recommended by the dealer that I replace them before winter. I watched the tread wear quicker than expected with each scheduled oil change and tire rotation. I was shocked when I saw that they were rated for 60,000 miles. I was definitely expecting better results. Going with a different brand of tire.

I first tried Michelin in 2001, got over 100,000 miles out of the first set. Currently have them on all of our vehicles and they can't be beat for comfort, handling, quiet. Have driven them in all weather conditions, sudden stops, quick turns and there's no other tire I'd feel safer using.

My 2019 Cadillac XT5 has 25,000 miles on it. When we took it for an oil change today, out dealer said we needed all four tires replaced; according to them, the tires are all at 2/32". I cannot believe that Michelin tires (the LTX) only last such a minimal amount of mile. I always trusted Michelin as the best tire available ... but not anymore.

265/40R22 installed on my 17' Honda Ridgeline . After 40k miles of summer driving tread still looks good .Had a late April snow storm with 2ft of snow and tires were amazing in deep snow for a all season tire. Even towed with the lower profile tire and did fantastic. All my cars have Michelins and highly recommend these for SUV/ Light truck duty.

I have roughly 67,000 miles (mostly highway) on these tires with 3/32" left so I'm replacing them very soon with another set of LTX tires. I have had zero problems, they perform quite well in wet weather and snow and are much quieter than the stock OEM Toyo tires that came with the car.

I am a loyal Michelin user, but am disappointed in this set of tires. Despite regular tire rotation and maintaining proper inflation, these tires are in need of replacement after just 2 years and 20,000 miles. I am going to attempt to utilize the warranty that came with the tires, but will request a different model (e.g. Defender) be used as a replacement. This is the first set of Michelins I have owned that I wouldn't recommend to others.

Replaced the original Continentals that came with the 2014 Acura MDX/AWD with the Premier LTX. Definitely a smoother and quieter ride! No real complaints about the Continentals but I only got 41,000 out of them; 50/50 street/highway driving plus 10 miles a day in a canyon with many turns. After a drive to Palm Springs from L.A. I put these tires through the paces; pouring rain on the way out at speeds ranging from 65 to 75, on the way home very, very high cross winds and highway speeds of 65 to 80. A GREAT ride all in all. If I ran into heavy "rain groves" cut into the concrete on the freeway they tended to make the MDX "wonder" a little bit.

I have always put Michelin tires on my SUVs. I made the mistake of buying these tired and they have worn out with only 1/2 the warrantied mileage on them. I have also gotten 2 punctures. When the AAA tow truck came to put the spare on, he said, “These tires are no good”. I was astounded. These are not the Michelin tires I am used to. Stay away!!