I just purchased a brand new 2019 Acadia Denali in May 2019 and currently have approximately 3,330 kms on it and I am being told the tread wear is down to 5/32 and I should be looking at replacing the tires. As far as I am concerned this is unacceptable.

My PREMIER LTX tires handled well and were quiet. But, the PREMIER LTX tires prematurely wore out after only 33,000 miles while they were warrantied for 60,000 miles. However, the Michelin dealer honored the tire wear warranty and prorated my replacement tires (Michelin Defender).

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.

Purchased new Lexus RX 350 2021. I do not drive very much and dealership recommended new tires. The Michelin Premier LTX only had 29,000 miles. Very dissatisfied with these Michelin. New tires were purchased as I had to get car inspection. Recommendations were to use Premier LTX. A 60,000 mile tire getting less than 30,000 is not acceptable. The Michelin Company should make adjustments to the consumer.

These tires are supposed to last to 100,000 km. I was just advised by my mechanic that they are bold and need to be replaced. I am only at 60,000 km and I should have been able to get another 2 years out of them. I wouldn't waste my money getting Michelins. I am hoping I can receive a decent amount of money back since they did not stand up to their warrantee.

I would never buy these tires. My 2018 GMC Acadia Denali has less than 16,000 miles on it. Has only ever been to the dealer for all service. Last time I was told I need new tires. I have NEVER had to replace tires on a car with virtually no miles on it. I find it rediculous. I know Michelin makes great tires as I have three other vehicles but these specific ones I would not recommend at all.

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.

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.

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

Best tires I have to say. Bought a set of 4 to replace my old Michelin energy mxv4 on my 2007 Acura MDX and they run way smoother and very quite. Also better handling on the highway and city roads. I highly recommend this tire if you want a smooth and quite ride.