Purchased 4 of these tires on 5-12-16 for our 2012 Acura MDX. Today 8-19-17 (a little over 15 months and 22k miles driven) we were told tread is worn down to a level that should anticipate needing to replace in next few months. Extremely dissatisfied with life of these tires.

Bought these tires 2 years ago. Car has 40k mileage since then, but maybe 10k of that was on winter tires so looking at 30k or so and need to replace. Am a pokey driver. Down to about 3/32 now. Tires are making a tons of noise now and causing vibrations. These tires are awesome in every other way - were quiet, nice road feel, good grip etc. Just too expensive to replace every 30k. Mileage warranty is a joke. 100K? In which universe? So restrictive that you could not claim I suspect - no way I can go all the way to 2/32 for example - would go deaf by then. Treadwear is a shame as otherwise a great tires. Lots of other reviews saying exactly the same thing, so I am not just some disgruntled wacko.

Just was told by my tire store, the 2017 OEM Michelin Premier LTX on my 2017 GMC Acadia need to be replaced very soon, after only having 24,410 miles on the odometer. The tires have been rotated today for the 4th time, 3 recorded rotations performed by dealerships/ shops, one tire rotation that I did myself. In all those years (30+) of me driving cars, this is by far the worst tire thread wear I ever have experienced. I had not a single set of tires on any of my cars, that would not at least held up to the manufacturer's limited thread wear warranty stated mileage.

I leased an Equinox LT FWD back in 2019 and will have to turn it in this month. The Michelin - Premier® LTX® tires that were on the Equinox when I leased it are worn out completely at 29K miles and I do not know if they are safe to use. I am sure GM will say this is an excess ware and tare and will charge me the cost for replacement. How the hell did GM agree to put on these tires on their vehicles? Why does Michelin continue to make them? Very disappointed.

Bought 4 new tires towards the end of July before we went on vacation for our 2014 Ford Explorer. We now have 5200 miles on the tires and the tread dept is down to 7/32 on all 4 tires. 95% of the miles are highway miles do to our trip and because of my wife's drive to work. New tire has 12/32

Bought a new Buick with these tires. At 16,900 miles they are no good. Never have liked the ride, bumpy since day one. Tread IS worn down they won’t pass inspection. I know it’s not the way I drive because I qualify as a safe driver by black box history according to my insurance company. DO NOT BUY THESE TIRES. THERES NO WAY THESE TIRES WOULD MAKE THE WARRANTY COVERAGE OF MILES. Maybe you can get 10k miles and that’s it. They are flaking and I’ve been told not safe to drive on. Michelin needs to pay for my replacement tires from Goodyear. Dangerous tires.

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 mother's 2020 Chevy equinox. She has 35,600 miles and during the oil change the dealership said she needs new tires. Very disappointing, have had Michelins on many vehicles and this is the first set that didn't come anywhere close to our expectations.

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!

These tires were on my 2017 Cadillac XT5 which just hit 18k miles. After having an inspection yesterday I was told I would have to replace all four tires. They all measured 2/32. These tires are marketed to last 65k miles.... I barley got 1/4 of that out of this set. Very disappointed.