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.

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 purchased this new SUV from the dealership four years ago and included as part of the purchase a maintenance contract. Every 5K miles, I consistently took the SUV for the prescribed maintenance (e.g., oil change tire rotation, etc.). Yesterday, I had the annual state car inspection and it failed because of tire treads. The tire warranty for these tires is advertised as 60K miles, the tires on the SUV is 48,200. I have reviewed many tire reviews from various web sites and found one common problem with these tires is often they don't meet the 60K warranty.

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.

In February, 2022 we purchased my wife's forever car - Lexus RX350 - the second we have owned. Our dealer at our regularly schedule maintenance told us the tires needed replacing at 40,000 miles - not the warranted 60,000. So we only got 66% of the WARRANTED tread wear. Does the word not mean that you promise that the tires will last? In my world (I'm a practicing attorney), you get sued if you breach your warranty. From the reviews, someone needs to sue you for selling such a poor product. And now you want me to buy replacement tires from you? Can you believe it? I'm surprised Lexus puts such an inferior product on its vehicles!

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.

Those tires were original equipment on our brand new 2022 Lexus Rx350 and are gone at 30000 miles. Rotated at every oil change and still made only to half of advertised life of 60000 miles. Avoid.

These tires came on my brand new Lexus RX350L and the tread is coming off in chunks at 24,640 miles. Very Poor Quality for a Michelin. I was excited to get Michelins on my new SUV but not now.

Worst tire so far. Had owned many tires from michelin but tread wear or rubber falling apart is horrible have driving 24000 miles on the tire but had to replace it due to rubber falling apart and excessive tread wear. State inspection told me to change tire due to tread rubber falling apart.

Chunks of rubber breaking off of the tire like other customers have indicated. I have had the vehicle realigned at different shops to verify that it was not alignment. Had the tires rotated. Tires are not making it to 36000 as I'm afraid they will blow out with my family in the vehicle.