Purchased 19 months ago. Only 4,125 miles and they are already down to 4/32 on all 4 tires - even wear. Michelin had always been our go-to brand, but will be looking at other brands going forward....

After replacing Latitude Touring HP's, I was disappointed right away due to noise. Handling was the same. I got over 100,000 kilometers on the original Lat. Touring HP's, but only 55,000 on the replacement Defenders.

Tires have very limited life. OEM tires for the 2009 MDX were much better. Lasted almost 11 years. This one didn't even last 2 years on minimal usage.

Nissan Murano, tires completely shot after 1 1/2 years and below DOT standards at 32,000 miles. Rotated as required and no misuse of tires. Now I have to buy a new set of tires 2 years early.

Rated for 60,000 miles but two of mine are down to 4/32 tread depth and two are at 6/32 after only 18,204 miles. Tire tread depth when new was 9/32. Have rotated and balanced per manufacturer's specs.

I leased a new 2020 Lexus RX350 1.5 years ago. AOferfter only 20,000 miles I had to buy new tire because of 0 tread. I am 70 years old and driving 50 years those tires were the worst I had ever had.

I bought my 2018 terrain and these tires came with it. I JUST hit 50,000km on my car and they're already at 4/32. I would not recommend these tires based on that.

Tread came down to replacement level after just 50000 km on a SUV with half city driving. Also had another new set installed on a van and it went down to 7/32 after just 3 months/<5000km

I bought these tires new and after 40,000 km they are needing replacement. I did all my rotations and made sure pressure was correct at all times. I expected more from Michelin

Poor treadwear 2019 Chevy equinox bought from a Chevy dealer 31,000 miles on the vehicle and I am in need of new tires already properly airfield and rotated each oil change roughly about 5000 miles stay away from these tires