These Premier® LTX® came on my new 2019 Chevrolet Equinox LT. They were rotated every 6000 miles by the Chevy dealer. At 29,785 miles they were at the wear bar and had to be replaced. Not many miles for a tire rated for 60,000 miles. I have had other Michelin tires that wore much better..

I bought these tires for the exceptional handling in both wet and dry conditions. Probably the best cornering traction of any all season SUV tire produced. Im no expert, but I DRIVE my vehicle. If you want to grab a corner, stick it, and enjoy your drive, these will satisfy. I think Michelin needs to reduce the expected treadlife of these tires, because they do not last as advertised. We will see if they care. Rather

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.

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.

Tires purchased July 2017 from dealership. Stopped at a trusted local repair shop last week due a slow leak caused by a nail. It was recommended tires be replaced due to wear. Have only 30 k miles since the replacement, and this will be the 3rd set of tires on a vehicle with only 70 k miles in 7.5 years. All local driving, but faithfully rotate tires.

These tires lasted 20K miles. I researched exhaustively prior to purchase and saw a few reviews regarding this. Unfortunately I thought it might have been due to rotations or other factors. I was wrong. After 20K miles with rotations every 5 to 6K the tire is worn out and ready to be replaced. My first bad experience with Michelin tires.

I have purchased many sets of Michelin tires for many vehicles and have always obtained a tread life of 60000+ miles. I purchased a set of Premier LTX tires for my 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee about 2 years ago and my local Jeep dealer recently warned me that they are worn out and need replaced after 30000 miles. I drive gently and the tires are wearing very evenly which demonstrates there is no problem with my Jeep. I will only replace these tires with Michelins if they honor the 60000 mile warranty and provide me with a fair credit. For the record, in over 40 years of driving, I have never tried to get tires replaced under warranty because I have never had a wear problem like this.

Don't buy, these tires they came on my brand new Cadillac XT5 and are worn out after only 26,600 miles but rated at 60,000. Rotated at every oil change serviced only at Cadillac. Looking at Goodyear and Firestone now, Michelin Premier LTX are not worth it and will only disappoint you...

Original equipment on 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Rotated at every oil change and alignment at 15,000. Gives a good ride (mostly highway). But come on-- totally worn out now. I am a conservative driver, never abused and no off road use. My tire dealer doesn't recommend these either - numerous complaints from customers about the same problem.

I bought these tires 2 years ago and got about 24,000 miles on them. Just went for a tire rotation and I was told that these tires are down to a 3 and 2 tread rating and I need to replace them. Very disappointed in Michelin for making a tire that doesn't last anywhere close to it's warranty.