Original purchase of 4 new Premier LTX tires in April 2016. After about 15K milesin November, I was experiencing excessive road noise and reduced gas mileage. MICHELIN arranged assessment of the tires at a local dealer Determination was made to replace all 4 tires as a customer satisfaction issue I paid only for the installation (mount / balance and install) Very pleased with the response -

I leased a 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee with these tires rotated at each oil change interval as the dealership records would reflect and @ 32,000 miles I was recently told by the dealership a set of four new tires was needed. I have had several Jeep Grand Cherokees and have always had and loved Michelin brand tires but these tires do not meet my satisfaction or come close to the 60,000 miles suggested tread life. Very disappointed with these tires.

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.

I have a 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee with 47,000 KM on the odometer. I use dedicated winter tires/wheels, so I estimate only 37,000 KM on the Michelin LTX tires. They are being replaced today. I have never seen such terrible tread wear. I take care of the vehicle, monitor tire pressure and do not drive hard. Awful tires........

These tires were stock on my 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee. They performed well when they were new; however, upon recent inspection the treads are worn down (~2/32”) and require replacement after only 32k miles. The tires were rotated at 5k and always maintained at the proper pressure. Very disappointed in the short life span, especially considering how much these tires cost.

Wear out way too fast. 29K miles of careful use and they are at 4/32. They are quiet and handle well but the longevity is not up to michelin standards. I've run lots of michelins. 3 sets of LTX AT2 and MS on my truck and all have been great. Defender LTX on a couple of my cars also great. I run michelins on my bikes and they are great there too. This is my first disappointment with a michelin product. I see now that they don't even make my cars required size in this model of tire.

These were the factory installed tires on our new 2018 Chevy Equinox. We now have a little over 25,000 kms on the vehicle of which only about 21,000 kms were with the Premier LTX tires ( we had winter tires on the vehicle for 4.5 months). Yesterday (exactly one year to the day we picked up our new vehicle) we had our winter tires reinstalled, and the front tires on the Premier LTX tires showed wear to the point where the Service Manager questioned whether they could be reinstalled next spring. The rear tires were worn down to 5/32 which also would indicate rapid wear against the rating of 100,000 kms on these tires.

I leased my 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee and these were the tires that came on the vehicle. I have been very diligent in getting my oil changed and tires rotated. Dealership records can confirm. I always lease for 3 years with 15,000 miles per year. I went in today for my scheduled oil change and rotation and was told I need 4 new tires. The vehicle just rolled over 30,000 miles. I have never had to replace tires on any of my vehicles at this low mileage. It's really frustrating that these tires are guaranteed for 60,000 miles. I was told by everyone I talked to that they can't believe this and thought Michelin was a top rated tire. I hope Michelin stands behind their 60,000 mile warranty because this tire definitely didn't stand up to what Michelin claims.

If your main objective is high mileage life, this is not your tire. I have these on 2 SUVs and they are the best handling (dry and wet), and plushest ride of any Michelin yet. Based on Michelin's own specification charts, their tread depth when new is on the low side. No source has been able to tell me why that is. The average to negative reviews are piling up fast .....something needs to be changed on this tire's tread compound, tread depth when new, etc.

These tires were on the brand new Equinox we got in 2018 and only lasted 21000 miles before they have to be replaced. I was excited to have Michelin's when I purchased the vehicle, won't do that again. I am having them replaced today with something different.