I have had Michelin Tires on most all of my vehicles, especially when changing from worn non Michelin OEM tires of newly purchased cars. I had switched from Lattitude's to Premiers on my SRX per Michelin recommendation.. They were a new intro for Michelin and they did NOT measure up to what Michelin proclaimed. Wore out with prox 30K . Traded the car in (with the worn tires) for a new XT5. They came with Premiers. I can assure when they need to come off it will not be replaced with them.

I've always believed Michelin tires to be the go to tire for me. However my 2019 Cadillac XT5 has Michelin Premier LTX tires that need replacing after only 24500 miles. The wear pattern is consistent on all four tires at 3/32 . We have always done tire rotations and all recommended services. These tires are 60,000 mile rated and didn't make it even half way. The dealer is recommending other brands for us to purchase but it's a big spend that I shouldn't have to make yet.. I am hoping that Michelin hasn't lost its way with quality and public confidence. Still trying to determine what brand to purchase before winter comes or should I give Michelin another chance.

Terrible treadlife! I bought a brand new car in April of 2019. Cadillac XT5 and these were the tires that came with the car. I don't even have 29,000 miles on it and already have been told twice now by a reputable tire store that I should replace these tires. In August, my tread depth measurements were at a 3. They recommended replacing at a 4/32". So now I will have to get new tires before winter gets here. How sad is that? I have photos but it doesn't look like I am able to add them to my review.

I bought the premier ltx set about six weeks ago due to tire ratings and specifically the high comfort rating. I am very disappointed as the ride is harsh and every small crack in the road is felt and heard. The factory original tires which were replaced were better riding and they were worn out. I have bought Michelins for over 40 years and I really regret buying this set. Will likely be the last Michelins I buy.

Yes like the rest I did not get much more then 20000 before neighborhood tire shop said no need to rotate because you need two fronts now and two rears soon after. I thought he was kidding and of course trying to make a sale however other major tire shops confirmed

I know little about cars but these tires lasted me thru the last four years... I have lived in two countries with these tires and driven just over 56,000 miles without the need to get new tires. With hitting 60,000 miles soon, I am looking to get new tires and definitely considering the same Premium 245's.

These are great tires, I've had two sets and I'm on my third. They are incredible in rain and I've never been stuck in snow. The problem is wear. I've never been able to get more than 40,000 on a set, even though they are listed as 60,000 mile tires. It's not clear how Michelin rates these.

I went to the dealer today for a oil change. This is a leased Buick Envision with 27,000 miles and the dealer told me that the tires would need to be replaced. The tires mentioned came with the vehicle when I leased it. Come on Michelin get it together. .I should not have to replace the tires at 27,000 mile.

Leased a new 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee in November of 2017. These tires came on the vehicle. Currently at 28,500 miles and rear tires measure 2/32 and fronts 3/32 and was told they need to be replaced during my regular oil change and tire inspection. Online warranty shows 60,000 miles and these did not even make it to 50% of the normal life. This has ruined the Michelin brand for us and we will never put another Michelin tire on a vehicle we own.

I am a loyal Michelin user, but am disappointed in this set of tires. Despite regular tire rotation and maintaining proper inflation, these tires are in need of replacement after just 2 years and 20,000 miles. I am going to attempt to utilize the warranty that came with the tires, but will request a different model (e.g. Defender) be used as a replacement. This is the first set of Michelins I have owned that I wouldn't recommend to others.