I bought my tires a year ago in florida thinking I would get at least 40000 miles out them or at least 2 years driving and now year later I have to change them because there is no thread and starting to get cracks on the side because they are so dry

These tires have more road noise than ANY other Michelin "OR" competitor brand I've ever owned.......DO NOT BUY THESE TIRES ! My BIG mistake was listening to the dealer who was anxious to sell them and get them out of his shop. NOW I know why.

17k miles on them and they need replacing! They were quiet and smooth, didn't handle all that well in the snow. '13 Honda Crosstour EX-L is what they were on.

I bought then mid 2017 and I've put on almost 70k tread life. I think most in part to rotating them every oil change which is 5k miles. They do pretty decent in the snow

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.

I have gone 24,000 miles and they all need replacing. I am very disappointed. Poor wear life Thought Michelin was a Great tire. Going to try the Defender next.

I bought a new 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee and it has 20,000 miles on it. The tire tread is 3/32” and I need new tires. How can a 60,000 mile tire need to be replaced at just 20,000?

Bought these tires in January of 2020 and have 31,728 miles on them. Have been told by two separate mechanics the tires need to be replaced!!! So disappointing!

Got it OEM on my 2018 Audi Q5. 235/55R19. At 20,364 miles, had a flat tire which the tire shop is refusing to repair because the tire is not repairable. These are terrible tires for a 60K warranty that is promised. Never again.

I own a 2018 Lexus RX350 with 22k miles and the tires are already in need of replacing. I've never had a regular touring tire wear out as if it were a super high performance tire.