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.

Never liked these tires from the moment I got my new SUV!!! Now I am replacing them with only 30,000 mile on my vehicle and I should have replaced them about 5,000 miles ago. I wouldn't put these tires on anything I own and I will NEVER buy another vehicle with these tires again.

I put four of these tires on my 2012 Honda Pilot in January 2019. Today, I was told one tire is at 2/32 and needs to be replaced soon and the other three are at 4/32. I've only driven 22,500 miles, had them rotated and balanced 3 times plus had alignment checks every time the tires were rotated and balanced. This is not the type of quality that I expect from Michelin products. I am very disappointed.

Quiet and good ride, but don't last. Used for summer only. Swap them out and rotate myself as I don't live near a retailer. Only 36,000 km on them and they're needing to be replaced. Don't qualify for warranty as I didn't get the rotation done at the retailer.

I replaced the OEM tires on my 2014 Acura MDX with a set of Premier LTX tires, and they have lasted nearly 85000 miles. Much of this is highway driving, but they have still done much better than the OEM tires which came on the new vehicle. They have also been reasonably quiet and excellent on wet roads. I see all of these reviews with this tire having much less treadwear, and I am contemplating getting a set of Defenders instead. Has anyone else gotten close to 80k from a set of Premiers?

Bought the Premier LTX for our SUV and they only lasted a little over 27k miles (mostly interstate miles). The tires were maintained and rotated regularly, so they wore evenly but after 1 year and 7 months they were down to the wear indicators. Imagine my surprise when having the vehicle checked for winter the technician came back with "all is good except you need tires". I replied with you must have the wrong vehicle and after checking and seeing for myself - I immediately went to the location I purchased them from and they agreed without a problem. The tires had failed miserably. I went with a different brand - sorry Michelin but you cost me money. Very disappointed.

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!

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.

Great in the snow, quite and smooth on dry pavement, and feels like you can climb a wall. Far superiour to the OEM tires on a Pacifica. Only issue is that it will last about 30k before it no longer works in the snow and rain. It has a 60K guarantee but seems to be no way to find out how to file a claim. The TireRegistration.com site is down so no way to register it.

I purchased 4 brand new Michelin Premier LTX's November of 2018 and I have been able to get only 30K miles out of them. It has been less than a year! I have had regular tire rotations and the rubber on the front tires is actually coming off! We have always bought Michelin's with no problems but these are horrible. Praying they can be replaced under the warranty!