Bought these tires in august 2017 and with only 40,000 miles they are needing replacement on a 2007 Honda CR-V. I obtained 78,000 miles on the previous Michelin Energy Savers to show that I am not tough on tires. I expect much better from Michelin and have been a fan for a number of years but these disappointed me.

I purchased this new SUV from the dealership four years ago and included as part of the purchase a maintenance contract. Every 5K miles, I consistently took the SUV for the prescribed maintenance (e.g., oil change tire rotation, etc.). Yesterday, I had the annual state car inspection and it failed because of tire treads. The tire warranty for these tires is advertised as 60K miles, the tires on the SUV is 48,200. I have reviewed many tire reviews from various web sites and found one common problem with these tires is often they don't meet the 60K warranty.

I can in no way recommend this tire. We have less than 15,000 miles and already having to replace all 4 tires. We are Michelin people. We have a child that works there. But extremely disappointed in this tire. Two different large dealers said this tire should be removed from production.

I bought these tires in July 2018, and now in August 2020, I have to change all four tires because there is little thread left in them. We drove these tires for approximately 34,000 miles, which is only half the life they advertise. Not what I am used to seeing in Michelin tires. I am very dissatisfied with the quality of this product.

On 9/10/2018 I replaced the factory provided tires on my 2015 CRV Touring. Factory tires had 37,064 on them. I read all the great reviews and paid up for quality so I thought. I have 54,000 on my car roughly garaged car. Tread @ 5/32 regular rotation by Honda dealerships. Any tire should get you between 35,000-40,000 miles. Quality is “unacceptable” on the Premier LTX and Michelin should be taking any negative reviews very seriously because these tires are on a lot of SUVs.

These tires were new with a 2019 Chevy Equinox and rotated every oil change twice a year. They wore out all evenly and are practically bald now. So much so that I just got a flat and needed to replace all 4 due to safety. These are the worst tires I have ever seen for tread life. Never again I would purchase a tire with a Michelin name on it.

These tires came from the factory on my 2017 GMC Acadia Denali. After 25,000 miles and 2 years of driving, the tires are down to 4/32". Tires were rotated every 6,000 miles. This is very disappointing tread life for a tire advertised to last 65,000 miles.

These tires came new with my Cadillac SUV and they only have 14,000 miles and I am already losing air, I am headed to the tire repair dealer today. These same tires came with my last Cadillac and I had to replace one after only 12,000 miles for air leaks??????

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.

I currently have Michelin Premier XLT tires with less than 43,000 miles and needing to replaced. According to your website the warrantied mileage is 65,000. I should have another year left before having to purchase new tires. In the past, my husband and I ALWAYS purchased Michelin tires for our vehicles...No questions ask!! We would get 70-80 thousand miles out of our tires. Very pleased with our purchases. What has happened to the quality of your tires?? It's NOT because the proper maintenance has not been done (rotated/ balanced) at the dealership that I purchased my car AND my tires from on this particular vehicle. It seems that there is a common complaint....These tires are not getting the wear that you (Mechlin) say that they will or should get, which looks to be 65,000 miles.