My husband & I bought a set of PREMIER LTX tires for my 2010 Jeep Grand Cherokee from BJ's. (They had the best deal.) I love the way they handle all around...especially great handling on wet roads. My 12 year old Jeep rides like I have a new car now!

I had new tire put on by the car dealer when I bought the car with 34,000 miles on it .in 1 28 2020 on dec 27 2021 the dealer told me I need new tires car now has 60,000miles on it So tires have 26,000 miles on them no where the 60,000 mile warranty

These tires came with a new 2019 Chevy Blazer Premier AWD vehicle purchased just over 3 years ago. The tires have performed well with one important exception - tread life. Despite their rating of 60,000 miles, they have lasted only 35,000 miles. They need to be replaced in a month or two before winter. Of course, the Micheline warranty specifically excludes original factory tires.

Don't buy, these tires they came on my brand new Cadillac XT5 and are worn out after only 26,600 miles but rated at 60,000. Rotated at every oil change serviced only at Cadillac. Looking at Goodyear and Firestone now, Michelin Premier LTX are not worth it and will only disappoint you...

These tires came as original factory equipment on my new 2021 Audi Q5 Prestige and my experience has not been a good one. After 29,500 miles already being told the tires need to be replaced before winter. Terrible tread life. Will replace with different make of tire.

Drive Toyota Highlander. Purchased these tires in July 2018 (odometer 166239). Toyota service inspection showed over all 4.5/32 tire tread September 2020 (odometer 198252). Recommendations were to replace soon due to safety reasons. So, after 32,000 miles I decided to buy the same Premier LTX tire. Why? The soft rubber gives my SUV a good ride with good traction. I gave a 3 star obviously for poor 60K warranty. Michelin needs to change the warranty to 45K like there Pilot tire.

Purchased these tires for my Acura MDX, had approx 118 000 kms when they installed them, we only do about 10 000 kms per year and we also have a set of winter rims and tires that we use for 4-5 months per year. We now have 155000 kms on the MDX and the tires are worn out and will not pass the next safety, they are worn out evenly and no scalloping or anything. I would say I only got about 30 000 kms out of these tires and they are advertised for 100 000 kms warranty. This is not acceptable and have been trying to get some warranty out of them from the dealer now but it doesn' look like they can do anything. Will update once we get an answer.

I have a Lexus RX 450h AWD, which used to have Goodyear Assurance TripleTred tires on it. They provided great wet traction, but at the cost of ride and noise. I just installed Michelin Premier LTX 235/55R19s and the change is amazing. Now the only noise I hear is the wind noise - no road noise at all. The ride has upgraded to the smoothness of a luxury sedan - it really feels like a different, better car. Right out of the shop I got to drive home in a rainstorm, and I do not think I have given up anything in wet traction, and the road feel is still solid. I cannot speak to snow/ice performance, but my conclusion right now is - Buy these!

I really have no complaints about these tires. I glide through deep puddles of water as if they are parting the sea, and when driving through the snow it's almost as if they're digging the snow out of the way as I drive. The stability in driving through both of those elements is out of this world to me; yet again these tires and the Jeep Grand Cherokee were made for eachother - literally and figuratively! They work together really well, and I feel safe behind the wheel not only because the Jeep's stable build, but because of the stablility and solidity in the tires as well. I feel firmly planted to the ground in all driving conditions, plus through sharp curves. They're super quiet as well, which is another quality I rank pretty high on my list. I gave the Overall Rating four-stars only because the tread life lasted me 41k miles after tire rotations every three months consistently; however, it is mentioned on numerous tire review websites that the downfall is they do not hold up to their mileage guarantee - so I know what I'm getting myself into there. While I understand the cost is high for that feature to fall short, I am still okay with paying the high cost because all of the other features are more important to me. I will gladly pay for great handling, stability, hydroplane protection, comfort and quietness.

This tire is OE on my wife's 2017 GMC Acadia. I had very good luck with the LTX M/S on my Suburban, lasting nearly 70,000 miles, so I was happy to have this for my wife's vehicle. We are at 31,000 miles and are at 3-4/32, and need to replace them. I am disappointed in the performance of this tire.