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.

Very disappointed long time Michelin customer. I have an 18 Audi Q5 that came with this tire. I bought a separate set of winter tires and swap them with all seasons for the winter. The All Seasons have 35K km on them and will need replacing. I won't be replacing them with Michelin Premiers!!

My stock continentals only lasted 36,000 miles. Had to urgently replace 4 tires and did a lot of research...LTX Defender vs LTX Premier. Spent a little more money on the LTX Premier due to a little more sporty profile and am happy with the decision The ride of the LTX Premier is smooth, stable, well controlled on the highway and smooth and energetic on local roads. Really an impressive difference over the Continentals. I'm happy with the purchase thus far. Hoping that with regular tire rotations every 4-5K that I'll reach close to the 60K as predicted.

I went into my dealership for my 15,000 service and I was told I would need to replace all 4 tires soon because the tread was so low. I’m not even at 20,000 miles and these tires are basically done! This is ridiculous and the 60,000 mile warranty is a joke. Regular maintenance and rotation and this still happened.

Long time Michelin fan but I don't recommend this tire if you want to keep the serene factory ride of your 2017+ Chrysler Pacifica. The OEM tires road like a dream but when they wore out I went with my default choice of Michelin. It now rides like a truck. Wet and dry traction seem to be a step above the OEM tire as expected but I miss the ride quality.

I purchased these in December 2016 for my 2013 Mazda CX-9. Now July 2019, I am planning on replacing them with only 29k miles since they are completely worn. I am a father of 3, non-aggressive driver, and completely disappointed with Michelin tires. I had the same issue with Michelins on my 2002 Honda CR-V. Although they offer better grip and handling than most competitors, I do not feel that they are worth the premium price based on the short life provided. I will be replacing them with a different brand.

These tires were installed on a 2001 Mercedes ML430 which is driven mostly freeway commute and city driving in a large California metropolitan city... Only went to the mountains twice for a ski trip. Unfortunately, I only got 30K miles out of the tires and that includes rotations and one alignment. Unfortunately not a lot of alternatives from my local tire dealers, so I had no choice but to repurchase same tires. These tires are expensive, and did not last. Michelin seems to no longer be "premier" and doesn't stand out against the competitors.

Very satisfied when we got these tires. There were very smooth and quiet. They are less than 2 years old and on return from an 8300 Km trip to Texas and Florida, both rear tires were basically bald. Right is side worse. I have never seen rear tires outwear the fronts in any vehicle I have owned over the past 40 years. I am bitterly disappointed.

I purchased a ‘17 GMC Acadia new, with Michelin Premier LTX tires. The car only has 23000 miles on it and the tires need replaced already. I have had them rotated as recommended, yet still are worn where I don’t feel safe on the road when it rains, and especially in the winter.

I purchase these tires for my Cadillac SRX as I had just purchased a new Cadillac XT5 which had these tire on it. Terrible tire wear XT5 I got 37,000 Klms. SRX I got 34,000 Klms. Had to replace both vehicles. Would not recommend these tire to anyone.