Terrible tires that achieved only half of their expected life. Like many, these were OEM on a new vehicle and have lasted less than 30,000 miles before needing to be replaced on a 2021 Lexus 350L SUV. All service, including tire rotations, balancing, and alignments, performed at an OEM dealer. Was not expecting this poor quality from Michelin, but here we are. Not exactly a "Premier" model. Do not purchase these new; you will not get anywhere close to 60,000 miles.

I would not recommend these tires. I have a 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland that I changed from original tires to Premier LTX - 265/50R20's @ 60,000 KMs. I now have 101,000 on the Jeep and now need to replace the tires as they are worn out and I rotate my tires every 10K. Getting only 41,000 KMs out of supposed 100K rated tires; that's a total disappointment to say the least.

I had always heard the hype about how Michelin tires were superior to every other brand, but now I am thoroughly convinced. I just put a set of Premiere LTX tires on my 2012 Nissan Murano and it rides like a dream. No road noise from tire, and smooth as silk. Very pleased!

These came with our Lexus RX 350 we purchased back in 2021. I live in FL so no worries about winter wear. The car is driven recreationally since COVID as we work from home. The car has 19700 miles yet all 4 of these tires already need to be replaced!!! Wow Michelin, like another reviewer said, I used to swap out tires when I bought a new car with Michelins but after this experience I'm not sure I will go Michelin in the future.

Bought a new Buick with these tires. At 16,900 miles they are no good. Never have liked the ride, bumpy since day one. Tread IS worn down they won't pass inspection. I know it's not the way I drive because I qualify as a safe driver by black box history according to my insurance company. DO NOT BUY THESE TIRES. THERES NO WAY THESE TIRES WOULD MAKE THE WARRANTY COVERAGE OF MILES. Maybe you can get 10k miles and that's it. They are flaking and I've been told not safe to drive on. Michelin needs to pay for my replacement tires from Goodyear. Dangerous tires.

I only have approximately 17, 700 miles on these Premier LTX tires. The mechanic doing my regular maintenance red flagged all 4 tires. Why do 60K mile tires last for less than 20K miles. I do live in a rural town and have to drive a ways to get to the stores but I'm not doing any four wheeling in my Acadia. They have been on my car less than 2 years.

I also have a 2022 Lexus RX350 and was told I need new tires...with only 20,247 miles on my vehicle!! How is this even possible? I ALWAYS take my car in to Lexus for service, rotate the tires and was told I need new ones. This is absolutely unacceptable. I would expect better from from Michelin AND LexuS1

I have used Michelin tires exclusively on my 2004 Acura MDX. I replaced my set of Primacy MXV4 in Nov 2015 with a set of Premier LTX at around 210K miles. I now have 238K miles and the dealer says I need to replace the tires. I drive primarily in the city and commute to work on the interstate. The tires have been rotated regularly since installation. There are no unususl wear patterns on the tires, all are worn down evenly. I am very disappointed that I only got 28K miles on tires with a 60K mile warranty.

I like the tire. I have not experienced any road noise issues in the 5000 miles I have put on them. My 2011 Durango R/T is a completely different animal in the winter now! I can actually turn a corner instead of slide though it. (the OEM Kumo tires were slippery buggers) Now that said, I have had the tires re-balanced three times since put on, by three different shops, and no one has been able to get the Vibration out of both the steering wheel, and my hind end driving anything over 60 MPH.

Bought these tires to replace the original tires on my 2013 Santa Fe and highly recommend them after one month of testing. Smooth, quite, great handling and NO road noise at any speed which is a huge bonus. I've had different Michelin's in the past and these rate the quietest so far.