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.

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.

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.

I have bought many different brands of top rated tires. These are the first Michelins I have purchased. I purchased them for my wife's 2012 Mazda CX 7 the original tires were Bridgestone Duelers and the ride was harsh and road noise was tolerable. The Michelins are so quiet and smooth riding . They are definitely worth the price. We have been having heavy rains and these tires stick to the road like glue. I would definitely purchase Michelins again.

We bought these tires from the dealer due to the great feedback and recommendation that they gave. The issue starts around 20/25k miles when the ford service department says we need to start planning to buy new tires. Now as we near 28k miles, we realize these tires really are wearing down fast and non-uniformly. I'm not impressed in the least for a tire said to have a 60k mile warranty, and from reading others reviews it seems I am not the only one with this issue...

Michelin Premier tire were original equipment on our 2017 GMC Acadia. The tires were maintained correctly ( properly inflated and rotated every 6000 miles). The tires were completely wore out at less then two years driving with 33,000 mile on the SUV and 2/32 tread left.

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

Best tires I have to say. Bought a set of 4 to replace my old Michelin energy mxv4 on my 2007 Acura MDX and they run way smoother and very quite. Also better handling on the highway and city roads. I highly recommend this tire if you want a smooth and quite ride.

I have this tires on my 2018 Cadillac XT5. I went in for a routine oil change and tire rotation today and was told I needed new tires. I have 30,585 on my SUV. I do not understand how a tire with a warranty of 60,000 can wear out at half life. Am I going to get a 50% discount on the new set? I really doubt that. I have purchased Michelin tires for years and have never had this issue.

Purchased first set of LTX MS for Lexus 2001 RX300 in May 2006 and got 60,000 miles out of them. Purchased 2nd set in Oct. 2011 and got 59,000 mi. out of them. In Jan 2018 purchased 3 set of Premier LTX and only got 22,000 mi out of 3. 1 has plenty of Tread. What happened to this model of tire? I was going to purchase a 4th set until I read the current reviews. Michelin has a problem and not sure they will do anything. Dealer is helping as much as they can.