I wouldn't even give it a one star! The Premiers lasted only 30,000 mi;les. They were to go 60,000. Very disappointed.

2021 Lexus RX350 F-sport, 21,000 miles, will have to have tires before winter, they have already gotten worse in rain.

These were original equipment on a 2021 Lexus RX450h and barely made it 25,000 miles. I'm puzzled by how it can be a 60,000 mile rated tire.

I bought my Toyota highlander in 2021 and after less than 40,000 miles, the dealer told me that I need to replace my tires.. I would not recommend it

Came on my Jeep in 2019. Drive everyday and already have rot Jeep has never just sat. Have no choice with coverage then to buy the matching three

Bought the tires about a year ago. Debated then about buying another brand or another type of Michelin, but am happy that I chose Premier. The ride is noticeably smoother, which is hard to believe. Also very stable on the road wet or dry.

I decided to go the few extra dollars to see if the ten hour ride we take regularly across Western Canada in our Lexus RX350 would be a little quieter. Very happy with these tires after 3,000 kilometres. Road hugging feel as well.

Bought these tires in February 2016. After 24,000 miles, tread is down to 4/32 and dealer is recommending new tires soon. These are supposed to be 60,000 mile tires. Very disappointed.

I bought these tires new and after 40,000 km they are needing replacement. I did all my rotations and made sure pressure was correct at all times. I expected more from Michelin

I have no idea where these people get such a low tread wear result. I have owned Michelin for over 20 years and have never had any issues. They must not be telling the whole story (maybe wheel alignment issues).