These were the OEM tires that came with my 2018 Audi Q5. I'm not an aggressive driver, but like others have experienced, the tread is almost gone after 66000 km. I'll have to get a new set of tires in the spring. Needless to say, I will not be looking at Michelins.

These tires came new on a 2020 Highlander. Now, at 22,000, show a lot of wear. These likely wont pass inspection at 30,000. I have been using Michelin tires on Class 8 trucks, and on road 3/4 ton trucks for years. These are very unlike Michelin quality. I wont buy this model again, they aren't worth the money.

After researching tires and reading reviews, my wife and I settled on the Premier AS tire for our a Honda Pilot. The reviews of the tire were overall positive with ride and tread life being mentioned in a positive light. After owning the tires for 2 and a half years, the treads are down to 4 and 5 thirty seconds on all the tires. We have liked the tire in regards to traction and ride but 49,000 kilometres is unacceptable for wear on an renowned tire brand especially as almost 100 percent is pavement driving. I see from all the reviews, that we are not alone in our dissatisfaction of the Premier AS wear of the tire. It is unfortunate as all other facets of the tire are excellent, and hopefully Michelin will do something to rectify the situation in my case and make alterations to the compound in the future as this is not unique to just myself.

Therese tires came as original equipment on our 2020 Grand Cherokee in size 265/60-18. They have been rotated at every oil change, and pressure always per the door tag. The good is that they are reasonably quiet, and give good MPG. The bad: They are much more prone to flats than other tires driven daily on the same routes. They are rock chipping badly and tread blocks are tearing off in flaps. Treadware is far below what I would expect from Michelins. At just under 31K miles, I am looking for replacements, as they will likely be shot by 35K. I originally figured I'd go with Defenders, but I am not so sure Michelin deserves my business after putting their name on these sad tires.

Since the early 1990's, I've always changed my OEM tires to a Michelin tire and always have been very pleased with the quality and performance...always exceeded expected tire life and tread wear always even. I was happy to see that the Premier LTX was OEM to my 2019 Lexus. I am, however, very disappointed that the LTXs underperformed. Small chunks of tire tread were "excavated" mostly on the shoulder treads, front worse than rear...a pattern I've never seen or heard of before. Typical urban driving in panhandle of Florida (with little driving during the COVID years...<28k miles).

I have been a Michelin guy since I purchased my F150 in 2010. I now have 253,000 miles and most sets of Michelin tires yielded 65k to78k. This set of Premier LTX 265/60R18 is riding hard at 22K with 5/32" left of tread. They will be smooth about 40K. What happened to the great tires Michelin used to make?

As you can see with several other reviews, these tires are listed as 60k miles. We have just under 30k on a set of 4 and they already need to be replaced. We bought these after getting just 28k on the factory tires of my wife's 2016 Mazda CX5. We have been loyal Michelin customers for all of our vehicles for the past 25 years and have always got within 5%... and sometimes beyond... the mileage for which the tires were rated. Beyond disappointed in these tires and it is obvious that Michelin knows they have issues with these tires. Continuing to advertise these are 60k mile tires hinges on a deceptive trade practice. Do the right thing Michelin and change your self reporting mileage rating and recall or pro-rate refunds to your customers.

These tires were on my new Equinox. At 26569 miles my tires are considered bald at 2/32 on 1 and 3/32 on the other 3. For a 60,000 mile tire I find this completely unacceptable. After seeing others have the exact issue this is Not a Isolated problem. How can you fix this?

This is my third leased Audi Q5 and 6th leased vehicle. It is the first time with Michelin tires (Premier LTX 235/55R19). I have never had to replace my tires before the lease was up - always 4 years. I have 48,000 klm on these tires and told they need replacing. Not sure why Audi would have used these tires on their vehicles. Disappointed with Audi and Michelin for its inferior product.

I bought these tires in July 2018, and now in August 2020, I have to change all four tires because there is little thread left in them. We drove these tires for approximately 34,000 miles, which is only half the life they advertise. Not what I am used to seeing in Michelin tires. I am very dissatisfied with the quality of this product.