These tires were on my 2017 Cadillac XT5 which just hit 18k miles. After having an inspection yesterday I was told I would have to replace all four tires. They all measured 2/32. These tires are marketed to last 65k miles.... I barley got 1/4 of that out of this set. Very disappointed.

After only 57,000 kms all four tires have less than 3/32 tread depth on my Honda Odyssey. They have only been used in the summer, were filled with nitrogen and all recommended maintenance (i.e. pressure, rotation) done. The grip was good while it lasted.

I have a 2010 Nissan Armada Platinum. Have gotten tires rotated when needed. This past inspection, the Nissan dealership has told me that I need 2 new front tires. My truck only has 21,000 miles on it. I hope these are still covered under warranty. If not, I won't be buying Michelin anymore.

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 already replaced two tires on my 2017 Cadillac XT5 that only has 33,595 miles on it. Now I need to replace the other two tires. These tire seem to be defective. I have attached a picture of what my tires look like. Apparently Michelin tires aren't what they used to be. Very dissatisfied and would not recommend.

My Ford Escape OEM tires were awful in the Winter on snow and ice. I've installed the Premier LTX and have been extremely happy with them. The performance on snow and ice is outstanding! the wet performance is very good as well. I've put 30,000 miles on them and they show minimal wear that is very even. I live in MN and have run these tires in blizzards and -40 temps as well as temps in the 90's and in very heavy rain. I don't pull a trailer or do any real off road driving. And... They look great!

Being an owner of a weird size of 275/55/19 I do have very little options on tires I can get. I did have Pirelli and they were noisy when it comes to the end of the tires life. I decided to try Michelin Premier LTX due to it is new and it is MICHELIN. So far, I notice the ride difference, it is amazing. 1. Quietness - will update once it comes to its end of life 2. Ride - It is definitely softer than Pirellis 3. Snow - I have no clue, will try soon 4. Handling - I think it is as good or even better 5. Price - I think they are all the same due to the size

Bought 4 of these for a 2013 Buick Enclave in December of 2016 and they were very good for that first winter. They were still good for the second winter. After that, they were only ok. Last two winters they have been less than ok. It's currently December of 2021. The tread depth is currently at 2/32 on two tires and 3-4/32 on the other two. There's less than 30,000 miles on these tires. The wear indicators are nearly even with the treads. They now have issues gripping when the roads are wet, almost as if the tires have hardened and are dried. They do have a lot of cracks, so maybe the tires are worn out. I have Michelin Premier A/S on a 2014 Cruze LT, that I bought in December of 2014, and they are still just fine. Those have 36,000 miles on them. Those tires are the reason I went with these. Maybe I should have gotten the Defender ones instead for the Enclave.

my wife bought a 2018 chevy equinox and it came with the premier ltx tires. Now I have always bought michelin tires and have only had I bad set and replaced and never thought anything of it until now their is no way she she have 33,000 miles on he car and the tires are bald and the tires are 60,000 mile tread wear tires and the car goes to the dealer for every scheduled maintenance visit on time. The car always slide in wet snow and rain with these tires.This is ridiculous. Looks like this is the last michelin tire I will ever buy again.

I have to agree with the poor reviews on this website. I bought the LTX Premier for a Lexus RX350. They now have about 36k miles on them. Ever since I hit about 25k, I've been told I need new tires. I refused to do it considering they have a 60k warranty. But now they are at the wear line and I'm forced to buy another set of tires.