I thought that Michelin tires were the best quality and have continually bought them for my Grand Cherokees. I was shocked when the recent state inspection on my current Grand Cherokee came with a warning that its Michelin Premier LTX tires should be replaced before winter. They have been driven only 15,093 miles! There should be compensation for this type of product failure.

Bought 4 of these in August of 2020, have driven less than 17000 miles since and was told today by the dealer who sold them to me that 2 need replacing and the other 2 are really close. Didn't even bring up warranty - tried to move me to different brand. Really disappointed Michelin!

My husband & I bought a set of PREMIER LTX tires for my 2010 Jeep Grand Cherokee from BJ's. (They had the best deal.) I love the way they handle all around...especially great handling on wet roads. My 12 year old Jeep rides like I have a new car now!

I just purchased these for my 2012 Lexus RX-350. I had 40,000 miles on the original equipment tires, with a tread depth of 3/32 inch. After a lot of research, I decided on the Michelin Premiere LTX. As soon as I drove away on my new tires, I was amazed at the difference in ride quality. I really believe it drives better now than when I bought it brand new! I especially like the wide grooves on the Premiere LTX. Living in Florida, we get a lot of rain; previous reviews showed how great the wet traction is, so I'm looking forward to testing this out as well. I highly recommend this tire!

Like the review with the photos, my tires have suddenly started doing the same exact thing! My vehicle has 32,000 miles on it (2019 Cadillac XT5) and chunks of rubber are now missing from the tread of my tires, and the rubber is cracking and peeling off just like the images the previous reviewer posted. I would not recommend this tire, at all.

These tires came on my 2020 GMC Acadia and I have maintained accurate tire pressure and rotations since June of 2020. I just took in and had my 15000 mile service performed with 15734 mikes and the tread depth on the tires are at 5/32”. Do not waste your hard earned money on these tires.

After taking delivery of our new GL450, I noticed that the Pirelli tires created a vibration between 55 and 75 mph. Our Mercedes dealer recommended the new Michelin Premier LTX as a replacement. I immediately authorized the replacement. 1 week later, as they were temporarily out of stock, I got the SUV back. The car rides absolutely flawlessly, perfection!!! And I am very pleased with a new baby on the way that the wet handling is the best available! Thanks Michelin for another great product!!!

These tires came new on a 2020 Highlander. Now, at 22,000, show a lot of wear. These likely wont pass inspection at 30,000. I have been using Michelin tires on Class 8 trucks, and on road 3/4 ton trucks for years. These are very unlike Michelin quality. I wont buy this model again, they aren't worth the money.

I've only driven this set of tires for 20K highway miles and the tread is already down to 4/32. While wet and dry traction, stopping and noise level is very good, the treads and the materials are definitely not what I expected from Michelin. I have trusted Michelin tires in the past but now I'm not so sure. Perhaps cost cutting affecting quality?

I leased an Equinox LT FWD back in 2019 and will have to turn it in this month. The Michelin - Premier® LTX® tires that were on the Equinox when I leased it are worn out completely at 29K miles and I do not know if they are safe to use. I am sure GM will say this is an excess ware and tare and will charge me the cost for replacement. How the hell did GM agree to put on these tires on their vehicles? Why does Michelin continue to make them? Very disappointed.