I just took my 2020 Chevrolet Blazer into my local Dealer (12/1/2020) and the service advisor looked at the Michelin Premier LTX tires with 17K+ miles and said he did not think the Technician would even rotate them because they were worn down too much. This in on a 2020 Chevrolet Blazer with between 17K-18K miles. I have leased many many vehicles over my 30 years of leasing vehicles and I have never come across this before or heard of this with an Michelin Original Equipment Tire. I will be filing multiple claims with federal and local agencies tomorrow.

OEM tires on 2018 Lexus RX 450hL expecting close to 60K mi wear. Only 2-1/2 years and 40K mi and told by dealership new tires needed. At 30K tread at 5/32, but now at 40K tread at 3/32. Probably be at 2/32 by the time I figure out a good replacement. Disappointed is putting it mildly!

I have a Lexus RX 450h AWD, which used to have Goodyear Assurance TripleTred tires on it. They provided great wet traction, but at the cost of ride and noise. I just installed Michelin Premier LTX 235/55R19s and the change is amazing. Now the only noise I hear is the wind noise - no road noise at all. The ride has upgraded to the smoothness of a luxury sedan - it really feels like a different, better car. Right out of the shop I got to drive home in a rainstorm, and I do not think I have given up anything in wet traction, and the road feel is still solid. I cannot speak to snow/ice performance, but my conclusion right now is - Buy these!

These are the tires that came with my new 2019 Chevy Blazer and already had to get them replaced. Quite disappointed in the longevity of these tires since I barely drove last year due to the pandemic. I'm hoping my next set of Michelins Defenders last longer than this version.

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…

I recently purchased the MICHELIN Premier LTX tires 275/50/20 for my 2004 Double Cab Toyota Tundra at Discount Tire. They replaced a set of Bridgestone Tires - Dueler Alenza UNI-T BL which gave a bumpy ride, especially early in the mornings and felt as if I needed a balance check, which never seem to solve the problem - Never Again!! But the BEST tires for my Truck are the all New Premier LTX!!!!! What a great ride for a Truck - smooth and even, I'm highly impressed with the tire tread design, feels as if the tires are hugging the road. Seriously my truck feels and rides like it did when I first purchased it! Exceptional Tires!!!!!

These tires came on my 2020 GMC Acadia and I have maintained accurate tire pressure and rotations since June of 2020. I just took in and had my 15000 mile service performed with 15734 mikes and the tread depth on the tires are at 5/32”. Do not waste your hard earned money on these tires.

The tread life mileage on these tires is far below the range expected; supposed to be 6 year 60,0000 and we are getting 4 year and under 40,000. The dealer said that the tread wear at 36,000 miles of mixed driving will not pass inspection. The ride started smooth and quiet, but has become rough in the last year. Very disappointed in tread llfe and ride quality and cannot recommend these tires.

These tires are factory (OEM) and original to the 2019 Lexus RX350 as purchased new. I have been a Michelin purchaser for 40 yrs. These tires are the absolute worst with respect to tread wear. As a professional pilot, I'm rather fastidious about checking and maintaining certain aspects of a vehicle. These tires have been rotated as scheduled and routinely ensure pressure is 33 psi as per the manufacturers spec. At 15K, I perceived abnormal wear. At 20K, I notified Lexus that these are not 60K tires. At 25K, I asked Lexus if these were a known to be 'bad batch' needing a recall and if they are covered under an implied warranty of merchantability. I've coaxed 35K out of these and now replacement is needed. It appears this model Lexus also came equipped Bridgestone tires. I would wager those vehicles faired better. Apparently, Michelin is no longer the highly regarded symbol of a quality tire.

These tires came as original factory equipment on my new 2021 Audi Q5 Prestige and my experience has not been a good one. After 29,500 miles already being told the tires need to be replaced before winter. Terrible tread life. Will replace with different make of tire.