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

My tires are already needing to be replaced, and I don't even have 25,000 miles on my vehicle. That's less than half what the warranty says for these. They are expensive tires to replace. Ridiculous!!! I've had a longer life span out of tires that cost less than half the price. Really sad! I'm reading the reviews and noticing that it's also not just that mine were an exception. It seems that the only positive reviews are people who just bought them yes they may look nice, but wait till you have to shell out more money to replace them in 20,000 miles.

We purchased the Premier LTX for our Honda Pilot about two and a half years ago. We really liked the tire in regards to traction and ride but the tire is wearing prematurely. We have 49,000 km's on the tires and the tread is down to 4 and 5 thirty seconds. We will need replacement soon and didn't come close to reaching the 100,000 km as advertised by Michelin. I will be purchasing new tires soon and they will not be Michelins.

I purchase these tires for my Cadillac SRX as I had just purchased a new Cadillac XT5 which had these tire on it. Terrible tire wear XT5 I got 37,000 Klms. SRX I got 34,000 Klms. Had to replace both vehicles. Would not recommend these tire to anyone.

It has to be the worst tread life of any Michelin tire that I have bought over the last 45 years. I am very disappointed in the longevity of the tire. Anyone who has purchased this should get a new set of tires from Michelin to replace the poorly designed tread life tire.

The first thing I noticed was that this tire was quieter than my MXV4s that I had replaced. When I went on the highway my SUV tracked better and it felt very stable. So much so that I found myself over steering. Especially in construction zones where the lanes narrowed and you had to hold your lane through rough pavement the tires excelled. I have become very confident in the secure feeling these tires give. I have gotten over 60K miles with my previous MXV4s and hope these tires will give me the same.

These tires were installed on a 2001 Mercedes ML430 which is driven mostly freeway commute and city driving in a large California metropolitan city... Only went to the mountains twice for a ski trip. Unfortunately, I only got 30K miles out of the tires and that includes rotations and one alignment. Unfortunately not a lot of alternatives from my local tire dealers, so I had no choice but to repurchase same tires. These tires are expensive, and did not last. Michelin seems to no longer be "premier" and doesn't stand out against the competitors.

My wife and I recently purchased a set of MICHELIN Premier LXT for our 2010 Mitsubishi Endeaver. We do some urban driving in Central Florida, and can expect frequent heavy rains. We also take trips envolving a lot of highway miles. We are most impressed with the soft feel, the smooth quiet ride, and great control on wet pavement.

I bought these tires for my 2008 Lexus RX350 in March 2015. In June 2017 and 30k miles, they need replacing. The tread wear was unacceptable. Buying new tires every 2 years is not really in a seniors budget That said, these tires were quiet and rode well.

I am an older female from the SF Bay Area. I drive a lot of miles alone visiting family in western states of NV, Utah and AZ. Safety is important to me and I was especially interested in the wear performance of these tires - that they would continue to protect me as the tread wore down. I drove in heavy rain with an inch of water on the road and felt absoluetly planted on the surface - like I was driving on dry ground. However, after 1 year and 28,000 miles I am down to the wear marks. The tires did not last. They still grip the road though like new - last week I drove through rain, snow and hail and the tires felt very secure.