This tire is OE on my wife's 2017 GMC Acadia. I had very good luck with the LTX M/S on my Suburban, lasting nearly 70,000 miles, so I was happy to have this for my wife's vehicle. We are at 31,000 miles and are at 3-4/32, and need to replace them. I am disappointed in the performance of this tire.

I have been a Michelin guy since I purchased my F150 in 2010. I now have 253,000 miles and most sets of Michelin tires yielded 65k to78k. This set of Premier LTX 265/60R18 is riding hard at 22K with 5/32" left of tread. They will be smooth about 40K. What happened to the great tires Michelin used to make?

I replaced my OE Michelins with these thinking they would last.......Less than 25K miles later, on a Acura RDX that is driven very casually, tire pressure monitors and rotated every 5k miles, they need replaced. My original equipment Michelin's only made it to 27K, so I'm starting to wonder about the commitment to quality and durability. I've bought a dozen sets of Michelins, however, I'm looking at a different brand this time around.

These tires came on my 2017 new, Grand Cherokee that now has 37,000 miles and have been peeling and have very little tread since around 35,000 miles. I am very disappointed that they have not lived up to the warranty specs and now I will need to replace ASAP to the tune of over a grand which Will put me in a bind! My last Michelin tires, which were not the Premier LTX lasted 60,000! I will not buy this tire again.

I have to agree with the poor reviews on this website. I bought the LTX Premier for a Lexus RX350. They now have about 36k miles on them. Ever since I hit about 25k, I've been told I need new tires. I refused to do it considering they have a 60k warranty. But now they are at the wear line and I'm forced to buy another set of tires.

These tires came on my 2018 Chevy Equinox, which is a lease. At 28,000 miles they all needed to be replaced. There is no way I should have to replace tires this early on a vehicle. I have never, ever, had tires that needed to be replaced this early. 60,000 miles??? I didn't even make it to 30,000, let alone through my lease which makes me the most upset that I have to put money into a car for tires that I don't own.

I purchased a new Chevy Blazer on September 2020 and have just hit 30k and these tires are shot! I need to replace them before winter here in Pennsylvania. I would expect this from a low cost generic tire , not from 60 k name brand expensive tire! Beware of this tire and I will post the outcome of how difficult Michelin makes it for me to obtain credit for a new set…

Tires came on a NEW vehicle and rotated by the dealer every 5000 miles. At 20,000 miles the dealer measured the tread-ware and stated replacement will soon be needed. Nowhere near the 60,000 mile tread-ware life advertised on the Michelin website. I would NOT recommend these tires !!!

Purchased the tires January 2017 with 33,733 miles on the vehicle and had them replaced December 2019 with 56,164 miles on the vehicle. The tires were rotated with every vehicle maintenance and I would have expected longer life than 22,400 miles for the price paid for these tires. When new the ride was smooth and quiet, but in no way makes-up for the tread life.

Bought the defender line of Michelin tires from the Chevrolet dealership for my 2012 Chev Colorado truck . Michelin tires was what came on the truck. Was happy at first, but when weather became cooler to cold, the truck is awful to drive. Truck feels like us are using a jack hammer. Bounces continuously. PSI in tires are the correct amount Worst tires I have ever purchased. Extremely disappointed with Michelin will never waste my money on this company again.