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?

These tires came as original equipment on my Cadillac XT5 and after around 30,000 miles, the front tires are chipping, and the tread is very low. Certainly not what I expect from a 60,000-mile tire. I have had regular service from the Cadillac dealership where I purchased the car.

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!

These are the tires that came with my new 2019 Chevy Blazer and already had to get them replaced. Quite disappointed in the longevity of these tires since I barely drove last year due to the pandemic. I'm hoping my next set of Michelins Defenders last longer than this version.

01/16/2016: I immediately felt and heard the noticeably improved difference with this new set of four Michelin Premier LTX tires on my 2006 Acura MDX (SUV). These replaced a set of 4 Michelin Cross Terrain tires purchased in 2011 accumulating 50,500+ miles due for replacement in about 6-months, but I wanted to get new/fresh-tread all-season tires for greater peace of mind this winter. You will notice their smotth "cushioned" feel and much reduced road noise right away. I trust that the other desired chracteristics of improved driving/control in snow and wet winter conditions will be equally apparent, thus my projected 5/5 S & TP ratings.

I've only driven this set of tires for 20K highway miles and the tread is already down to 4/32. While wet and dry traction, stopping and noise level is very good, the treads and the materials are definitely not what I expected from Michelin. I have trusted Michelin tires in the past but now I'm not so sure. Perhaps cost cutting affecting quality?

Got a set of these in 2016. Just changed them out today. They ran great up until this winter when I checked the tread depth and they were all 3/32”. I could definitely notice sliding that wasn't there last winter during our last snowfall. They are rated 600 but run more like a 500. Awesome tires for the first year though!

I went to the dealer today for a oil change. This is a leased Buick Envision with 27,000 miles and the dealer told me that the tires would need to be replaced. The tires mentioned came with the vehicle when I leased it. Come on Michelin get it together. .I should not have to replace the tires at 27,000 mile.

Bought these tires less than two years ago. Maintained proper inflation, rotated, kept balanced and aligned. Tire technician told me last week that my tires were completely shot at less than 27,000 miles. I've never gotten so few miles from a set of tires.

The michelin LTX came on my new 2017 gmc acadia. It is my wifes car, and currently has 30600 miles. Maintenance has been on time and verified by dealer records. tread-ware is now 4/32 on inside, middle and outside of all tires. This is well below the Michelin standard and reputation. I cannot recommend this tire, and only hope Michelin stands behind it's warranty