Michelin should be ashamed of this tire. Countless Equinoxes, Terrains and other GM vehicles that TPC spec'd this new tire, BIG MISTAKE. They last NO MORE than 20,000 miles. My friend bought a 2018 Equinox. Rotated tires every 6,000 miles. They made it 16,245 and they were at 4/32 tread and less. PATHETIC TIRE. Do NOT bother purchasing.

When I tried to get new Latitude for my 2011 Venza, that tire shop had no stock and I don't want to wait to order, so I got Premier. The brand new tires are a bit noisy when the speed is around 120 km/hr. Surprisingly, after a few weeks, they are quiet. Now no matter on dry or wet road, the performance of them is really good.

I loved these tires, but only got 44000KM on them. Michelin was great about the warrantee. One phone call and they reimbursed me immediately for an amount I was very impressed with. They also acknowledged they had some problems and that the newer Premiers would go the distance. I had already bought 4 more Premiers because I loved the ride, and the handling and braking with them. And if for some reason I dont get the mileage I should, I know that Michelin will stand behind their tires. In all the years I have driven on Michelins I have never had a problem except for this one. I have the XI3 winter tires on my Escape , 7 winters on them and they are still like new.

I went into my dealership for my 15,000 service and I was told I would need to replace all 4 tires soon because the tread was so low. I'm not even at 20,000 miles and these tires are basically done! This is ridiculous and the 60,000 mile warranty is a joke. Regular maintenance and rotation and this still happened.

After taking delivery of our new GL450, I noticed that the Pirelli tires created a vibration between 55 and 75 mph. Our Mercedes dealer recommended the new Michelin Premier LTX as a replacement. I immediately authorized the replacement. 1 week later, as they were temporarily out of stock, I got the SUV back. The car rides absolutely flawlessly, perfection!!! And I am very pleased with a new baby on the way that the wet handling is the best available! Thanks Michelin for another great product!!!

Purchased a full set of these tires for my Mazda 3 for summer 2016. Traction on both wet and dry is great and never felt any concern regarding safety when driving on these tires. However it's only been 2 summer seasons and 42,000 kilometers and I'm already down to 3/32nd's. I'll have to be shopping for new tires next year. I was expecting these the tread wear to be better than this.

Came on 2019 Equinox bought three years ago. Had oil changed today at 29,459, was told need new tires real soon, tread down to 2/32 and 3/32. Long way from 60,000 mile tread warranty. Did required rotations. Not what I expected from a michelin tire.

These tires came on my 2019 Cadillac XT5. Three years later with 33,000 miles on them, they already need to be replaced. I've had Michelin tires on previous vehicles for years and never had any of them wear out so quickly. This is ridiculous for a high-end tire such as this to not last. Definitely will not buy Michelin again!

Therese tires came as original equipment on our 2020 Grand Cherokee in size 265/60-18. They have been rotated at every oil change, and pressure always per the door tag. The good is that they are reasonably quiet, and give good MPG. The bad: They are much more prone to flats than other tires driven daily on the same routes. They are rock chipping badly and tread blocks are tearing off in flaps. Treadware is far below what I would expect from Michelins. At just under 31K miles, I am looking for replacements, as they will likely be shot by 35K. I originally figured I'd go with Defenders, but I am not so sure Michelin deserves my business after putting their name on these sad tires.

I have a 2018 Grand Cherokee purchased brand new and directly from the dealership. Car has 32,000 miles and I'm already needing new tires - Michelin Premier LTX 265/60R18. I don't usually write reviews but I've found this thread to be very helpful and thought I should share my experience. It makes no sense needing new tires at 32,000 miles when the normal mileage warranty is 60k. No, I'm not an aggressive driver, half of my commute is highway, and no, no mountainous driving. I'm already in touch with customer care, hope this issue is solved soon and all 4 tires are replaced at no cost