These tires are horrendous in the tiniest bit of ice. Only 9000 miles on them. Early season snow and ice in Nebraska over the weekend in a 2018 GMC FWD Terrain. Absolutely no gripping traction at all. New tread depth is only 1/8” deep.

Bought MKX new in 2017. Dealer reports them as RED, meaning they don't have much tread left and need replacing. While looking at replacements noticed my tires are supposed to be good for 60,000 miles. I have 33,000 miles on my car!

OE tire on my 2017 GMC Acadia. 60,000 miles? Not even 30,000. 20,000 miles on odometer and 2/32 thread left. This is the first Michelin tire that really disappoints me.

These tires came factory installed on my 2018 Chevy Equinox. Although they are a quiet tire and provide a comfortable ride, at 12,600 miles they are very worn out and will have to be replaced soon.

bought a 2019 chevy equinox. Had the GM certified service done regularly (which includes rotation). Car has 17k miles and they are shot. What to do? Try for tread warranty or just get goodyears?

I purchased 4 of these tires two weeks ago. Just got to try them in the rain today.I could not believe the traction over my old latitude tours.It was like a patch of glue on each tire, amazing traction.

Ride and noise are fine. Treadwear is terrible. 28,000 miles with correct inflation, regular rotation and they are worn out. Expected better from a premium brand like Michelin.

I bought a new 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee and it has 20,000 miles on it. The tire tread is 3/32” and I need new tires. How can a 60,000 mile tire need to be replaced at just 20,000?

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

These came on my new 2018 GMC Terrain. They have a 60 K mileage rating, i'm at 24K and need new tires. I've never had tires go this early. I'm usually well over the mileage rating on tires before I need new ones.