These were original tires on brand new Jeep Grand Cherokee. At 22,000 miles and less than 2 years old, all tires are bald and to be replaced. Disgusted and disappointed in the quality - find it hard to consider Michelin in the future.

Original tires on Acadia with 16000 miles. Dealer says they won't replace under warranty. Dealer says it's time to be replaced. Excellent noise and comfort. Just sad, can't afford new tires every year.

This is my second set, the first was original equipment. both sets are only lasting 40,000. This is a 60,000 mile tire that last 40k.my tire size is 235/55R20 so I don't have many choices. I would recommend looking at other tires and brands.

Tires have very limited life. OEM tires for the 2009 MDX were much better. Lasted almost 11 years. This one didn't even last 2 years on minimal usage.

I had Michelin Premier LTX 275/55R20 on my F150 Super Crew Cab. They were great in wet weather, much better than the Pirelli Scorpians which were too slick. However, I only got 27,000 miles out of them and they were rated for 60,000.

Very short tread life for a high profile truck tire. Barely 20K miles. I'm used to 50K to 80K on tires i buy for my trucks and suv's. Took to dealer for rotate and noise and says don't bother.

Came as original tires on a new Lexus RX450, almost completely bald at 22k miles, which is really disappointing. They've been nice and quiet otherwise.

These tires are junk. Bought a second set because the first set wore out at 30k miles. The second set wore out just as quickly. Not worth the money. They ride nice but I can't justify replacing them every 30k miles at their price.

The tires were on my brand new 2018 Chevy Equinox. I've had the car for 2 years, it has 24K miles. I'm having to buy 4 new tires. The tires are absolute garbage. No tread left at all.

Tires have less than 20,000 miles and they are no longer suitable for light snow because they've worn out so fast. I love my Pilot Sports but these aren't worth the money.