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 never write a review about anything. This is actually my first time writing a review. I bought my CRV from a highly reputable used car dealer. My CRV only had 41K at the time. I had the dealer remove the tires at the time and insisted they install these Michelin tires as part of the sale agreement. Disappointment is an understatement. My CRV now has 61K and the rubber on the tires is literally peeling off the tread and are worn badly. I'm not sure why I asked to have Michelin tires put on my CRV. I want these tires replaced!!

Great in the snow, quite and smooth on dry pavement, and feels like you can climb a wall. Far superiour to the OEM tires on a Pacifica. Only issue is that it will last about 30k before it no longer works in the snow and rain. It has a 60K guarantee but seems to be no way to find out how to file a claim. The TireRegistration.com site is down so no way to register it.

I have a 2018 GMC Acadia with the Premier LTX tires. I was told by my dealer that I will need new tires soon as they are worn to 4/32". I only have 42000km on them, 5 months of the year I have snowtires on. I drive very conservatively, and not far or hard. Very poor life expectancy on these Michelins.

These tires came with my new 2018 Equinox and I was happy because of the Michelin name. My car has 19,000 miles on it and it was recommended by the dealer that I replace them before winter. I watched the tread wear quicker than expected with each scheduled oil change and tire rotation. I was shocked when I saw that they were rated for 60,000 miles. I was definitely expecting better results. Going with a different brand of tire.

My 2012 SRX is on its 4th set of Michelin's. The first 3 sets of Latitude Tour HP lasted about 21000/22000 miles per set. Not good with a 55K warranty. My current set of Premier LTX has 16500 miles on it. I'm down to 2/32 maybe less than 3/32 on a couple. I'll be lucky to get 17K on this set. These were the recommended replacement tires for the Premier LTX which were no longer in production. Right now my car has 80k on it. I had my front brakes replaced at 75K for the first time. Rear brakes are still original. You can see I'm not hard on brakes or tires. Mostly all highway driving. I always have purchased Michelin. I have friends who say Michelin is a good tire brand. I need another set of tires. What are my options.

Standard 18" tire on the Jeep GC. I'm a Michelin fan, but this is my worst experience. Jeep dealer recommended looking at replacement at 35,000 miles despite them rotating every 5-6000 miles. At 40,000 miles now, and they are still OK in the rain. However, this past winter was scary and embarrassing (for a Jeep) as the snow traction was gone. I will replace the tires after the summer, perhaps with the Defender LTX. But these are not a good tire for a SUV, they wear too soon. Not a 60,000 mile. tire.

I've only driven this set of tires for 20K highway miles and the tread is already down to 4/32. While wet and dry traction, stopping and noise level is very good, the treads and the materials are definitely not what I expected from Michelin. I have trusted Michelin tires in the past but now I'm not so sure. Perhaps cost cutting affecting quality?

These tires came on my wife's Jeep Grand Cherokee. With the pandemic and working from home, I can't speak to the tire life. I will state that they are quiet and grip well on drive pavement. They are okay on wet pavement. And, unfortunately, they are TERRIBLE in snow and icy conditions. I bought winter tires for her Jeep. Night and day difference when driving in winter. I don't recommend them.

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.