Bought these tires for my 2015 Honda Pilot when the car had 38k miles on it. After 30k miles and 3 years, they have to be replaced because of excessive tread wear. No extraordinary driving, no trailer pulling, light loads. This is unacceptable. Michelin needs to step up and make sure your customers know this or drop the price in half. Consumer Reports does NOT recommend this tire. Only the Defender.

At 1 yr tires are down to 3/32 depth of 8/32, with 20k mi. on a 60k mi. tire. Vehicle not handling well, sliding at stops, spinning at slow acceleration in wet or snowy weather, hydroplaning in rain & sliding around corners in snow at this tread depth.

I like the way the tire handles, rides and quietness HOWEVER, the tread-life isn't even close to what is advertised. Michelin charges for a premium tire but it wears like a low end tire. Plan on getting about 30,000 miles out of this tire. I had these 285/45R22 tires on a 2016 Yukon and got about 30,000 miles out of them till I was on the wear bars. This was a mix of country road and highway driving.

After 2.5 years, I am replacing my Premier LTX and a new set. I have been very happy with these tires. They are quiet, handle well on both dry and wet roads, and have had good tread life. I have just over 40k miles and I am replacing them before I get to the wear bars. I have an midsize SUV and I never get full expected mileage from any tire or brand.

My wife and I recently purchased a set of MICHELIN Premier LXT for our 2010 Mitsubishi Endeaver. We do some urban driving in Central Florida, and can expect frequent heavy rains. We also take trips envolving a lot of highway miles. We are most impressed with the soft feel, the smooth quiet ride, and great control on wet pavement.

These tires came from the factory on my 2017 GMC Acadia Denali. After 25,000 miles and 2 years of driving, the tires are down to 4/32". Tires were rotated every 6,000 miles. This is very disappointing tread life for a tire advertised to last 65,000 miles.

Got a set of these in 2016. Just changed them out today. They ran great up until this winter when I checked the tread depth and they were all 3/32”. I could definitely notice sliding that wasn't there last winter during our last snowfall. They are rated 600 but run more like a 500. Awesome tires for the first year though!

On my second set of Michelin Premier LTX tires. Purchased them a second time because the first set rode well, lasted a long time, worked very well on my 09 Infiniti EX35 with rear wheel drive. Ive read the complaints, simply not my experience. For me, they are great tires!

Initially loved these tires. Quiet and comfortable ride. I was surprised when my dealer recommended replacement during routine oil change. Had a cut in one of the tires so knew I had to replace that one. I know it is best to replace tires as a set. my tire dealer also said the tires are worn and replacing just one would make a noticeable difference. So I replaced all four tires. Here is the problem...they had only 17,000 miles on them. I drive only 5 miles round trip to work each day and put less than 10,000 miles on my vehicle per year. I consider myself a normal driver so imagine my disappointment having to replace a $800+ set of Michelins after only 17,000 miles. The tire dealer spoke of how soft the rubber was on this particular tire. I don't know how they could possibly last 60,000 miles. I have owned Michelins before and were happy with them. I will likely step away from Michelin as any company who would mis-state the durability of a product to this degree makes me nervous to use any of their products.

These tires came on my new jeep grand Cherokee in late ‘21. I've got 24,000 miles on them and they have performed fine, however I would anticipate needing to replace them before next winter, seems like about a 30-35k tread life at best. I don't drive hard and most of the miles are highway. Definitely not very durable, … no way are you getting anywhere near the rated warranty miles.