These were original tires on brand new Jeep Grand Cherokee. At 22,000 miles and less than 2 years old, all tires are bald and to be replaced. Disgusted and disappointed in the quality - find it hard to consider Michelin in the future.

I installed Michelin premier LTX 235/60R17 102H in July 2016 at 27K mileage on my 2013 Toyota Sienna. All 4 tires were at 1/32-2/32 between 52K and 61K. Disappointed that lifespan promised is 60K and actual is less than 34K.

A very quite smooth riding tire. Steering is quicker and more precise. Roll resistance is the most noticeable improvement! Haven't driven on a long distance trip yet but notice 2 miles per gallon more on local driving.

I bought mine 5 years ago for the safety factors when my daughter turned 16 and started driving. They still look new with very little wear and we are a traveling family.

These tires are oem on my wife's 2019 Lexus RX350L. With just 41k miles, the tires have broken treads on 3 out of the 4 tires. Unfortunate for the tires still have lots of tread life but now thinking I need to replace. This should not be happening.

Just got back from the UP of Michigan pulling my Lund Boat. The Acadia now tows and drives like a new car with the Premier LTX new tires. I am very pleased and highly recommend this style of tire. Thanks for building such a great tire.

Smooth durable ride

Michelin premier LTX tires came on my new 2021 jeep. It says it's a 60,000- mile tire. I rotated the tires every oil change. After 28000 miles the dealership says I need 4 new tires. I said this makes no sense. Dealership says nothing they can do. This is a soft tire and there is no minimum guarantee on mileage. My guarantee, if Michelin brand tires only get 1/3 of their advertised mileage under normal wear and tear, I won't be buying any Michelin tires anytime soon.

I purchased 4 new Michelin Premier LTX tires for our 2012 Ford Explorer March 18, 2016 and when they were to be rotated last week found out the front tires had worn down to 5/32nds and was recommended that I replace them which I did. This after 10,000+ miles on a 60,000 mile rated tire. They handle well and ride nice but they don't last.

These tires offer good traction while providing an amusement park quality ride. See that bump in the road over there? No? Don't worry, you'll feel it. In fact, you'll even feel a pebble. Not good. I would recommend these tires to people who have a strong tolerance for pain and want to save money on a trip to Six Flags.