My originals on my Lincoln MKX were the premiere Ltx but the tread life was subpar so when it came time for new tires the tire dealer said the premieres were not available and said the latitude were comparable so persuaded me to get them. Big mistake! Don't be fooled into switching. I've only driven 6600 miles on the latitude and can't stand them. They have excessive road noise, bumpy ride and does not repel rain water on roadways. I went back and traded in the latitude and put the premiere Ltx back on my Lincoln. I refuse to sacrifice a luxury smooth ride with the premieres for a bumpy noisy ride in the latitudes just to get a little extra tread life. I highly recommend the premieres.

These are the standard tires on the Chevy Equinox Diesel. Tires are finally at the wear bar at 78,524 miles. The tires were reasonably quite for most of their life though they did get louder later on past the 50,000 mile mark. Since they lasted this long I could care less about a little extra road noise. Traction is great new and worn though reduced speed is needed through water past 50,000 to 55,000 mile marks. Please note that when I say reduced speed I mean traveling though a torrential down pour in Virginia which you should be going slower anyway. I will be getting another set. Bravo Zulu on the tire.

This is a great tire. I don't understand what all the complaining is about. I have all my vehicles services every three months regardless of mileage. During that service I have everything checked. I have them aligned at least every year and sooner if there's a reason that calls for it. Today I'm getting the third set of these same tires on a 2015 Nissan Murano. It has 127,684 miles on it. That's almost 64,000 on each set. The set that's on it has at least another 20,000 on them but I noticed a small cut in the sidewall yesterday so that's the reason for the new set today. These tires are quite, responsive, handles rain, snow and dry conditions. I'm not sure you you can find a better tire that the Michelin Premier LTX

I bought these tires for for Acura RDX on 8/29/2019 at 46,000 miles, and 2 weeks ago my mechanic told me the tires need to be replaced and now the car is at 86,000 miles. I had them rotated at every service interval. Very disappointed in the treadwear, especially since they are supposed to last 60,000 miles and I paid extra for these tires. Other than that, they have performed well in regard to noise level, handling, wet/dry/snow conditions, but not worth the money of such a short life, would not recommend.

I recently bought a 2021 Lexus RX-350 with these tires . Brought the car to my trusted mechanic and he said there was excessive wear . The car only has 22,000 miles on the tires . I am very disappointed in both Michelin and Lexus for putting these poor tires on my car !

Purchased a new 2021 Lexus RX 350 in 2021 with OEM Michelin Premier LTX. At 29,000 miles on the car and tires, the tires are so chipped and chunked on the front tthat we are concerned about driving any further. I know for a fact this car has never been in gravel, never hit curb, never been on rough roads, never driven hard, never been in an accident, tires have been rotated a couple times, air pressure always monitored and yet these tires are trash at this point. Michelin knows there is a problem with these tires yet, they don't take any proactive measures to prevent the unsafe conditions these tires could cause. Mechanic said the tires must be replaced now and would not recommend driving faster than 35 mph due to the further disintegration of these tires until replaced. What michelin does not want you to know is the problem is entirely due to the compounds and manufacturing of the tires. There is nothing wrong with your car…just look at all the other complaints on this site and other well known consumer complaint sites. Michelin-I don't want your mileage credit as I won't buy Michelin tires ever again.

The 2 front tires on our 2022 Lexus RX-350 are falling apart! I always thought of Michelin as a top tier tire. What in the world is going on. Can this be safe? TNX, S. C.

A quiet tire that rides well, but goodness, these things wear out quickly. 18k miles, and down to 3/32nds (though on wet roads, it feels like less!) To make matters worse, they are on my wife's car, and she definitely babies the car -- so it's definitely not due to aggressive driving.

Terrible wear. Chunks of tire missing. Have purchased Michelin tires exclusively for all my vehicles. This is the first time we've had a negative experience, however, it's bad enough for us to consider purchasing different tires. We always follow the proper tire maintenance.

These tires came new on my 2018 equinox and just had them replaced at 35K miles. In all reality I should've replaced 10K ago but stretched them a few more miles. Worst freaking tire I've seen in my entire life. Will never buy this brand tire again unless they make some serious improvements. I can see this out of some knock of brand but Michelin? These tires are very expensive. In this are, you certainly do not get what you pay for! Garbage at its best