I purchased the Premier LTX tires for my vehicle. 60,000 mile tire? Not a chance. I got only 30,000 before they were completely bald. All highway miles. TERRIBLE. And trying to get my local tire shop to even get replacements in have been terrible. I have been waiting a month. Now I'm being told I have to pay for half the price of getting the same tires back on my car. That is not a warranty. Will never purchase Michelan tires again.

I can in no way recommend this tire. We have less than 15,000 miles and already having to replace all 4 tires. We are Michelin people. We have a child that works there. But extremely disappointed in this tire. Two different large dealers said this tire should be removed from production.

I am a long time Michelin customer and looked forward for the life of these tires. However after 16 months and 28K miles they are due for replacement. All highway miles. Tires were rotated every 5K miles and wore evenly but are down to 3/32nds. I am so frustrated and dissapointed in these tires. I pay a premium price for premium tire and am feeling obligated to try another brand due to the poor performance of these tires.

Long time Michelin fan but I don't recommend this tire if you want to keep the serene factory ride of your 2017+ Chrysler Pacifica. The OEM tires road like a dream but when they wore out I went with my default choice of Michelin. It now rides like a truck. Wet and dry traction seem to be a step above the OEM tire as expected but I miss the ride quality.

I have owned the Premier LTX for two years on a small SUV. I have been in two close calls that could have been deadly for me. As I forcefully (slammed) applied the brakes in both situations the LTX's stuck to the pavement like glue at 70+mph and approximately 55mph. The wet road traction has been excellent also. The tread life will not be as long as I would like but the handling, quietness, and traction can't be beat.

These were OEM tires, when I changed oil at 14000 miles they recommended tires, I thought the dealer was crazy but since it was summer I pushed it. Changed oil this weekend at 20000 and they are down below the wearbar. If it weren't a new vehicle I would say that someone messed up when they recorded the mileage.

Tried to save money and purchased a highly rated tire from another company. $100 less per tire. Road noise was horrible, even though reviews noted how incredibly quiet these tires are. Returned them and had Premier LTX tires put on car. My research indicated these were very quiet tires, and hey, they were Michelins so what could go wrong! Boy, I was mistaken. The Michelins at $100 more per tire are incredibly noisy. Indeed, no better than the first tires, and I'm out a considerable amount of money. Very disappointed.

I have my tires rotated religiously every 5000 miles and these tires wore down to the wear bars after 20,000 miles. Filing a warranty claim with Michelin to have them replaced. Dealer I bought them through stated he no longer stocks them, had too many complaints about poor tread wear.

I would never buy these tires. My 2018 GMC Acadia Denali has less than 16,000 miles on it. Has only ever been to the dealer for all service. Last time I was told I need new tires. I have NEVER had to replace tires on a car with virtually no miles on it. I find it rediculous. I know Michelin makes great tires as I have three other vehicles but these specific ones I would not recommend at all.

After about 30000 miles they were wear out already …… very comfortable and quiet tires, lot of grips on dry surface, did pretty good job on wet surface too. Not bad on the snow. My car is 1gen MB ML and I drove it gently all the time. When you have this particular type of model, your tires Choices are very limited. If you don't mind change your tires every 30,000 miles, this is far the best! I can't give it 5 stars based on how fast they ware out. Hope Michelin read our reviews and make their customers happy