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.

Came OEM on 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee, will have to replace all 4 at 32,000 miles. HIGHLY suggest if you purchase a vehicle and these are the OEM tires, re-negotiate to dump these junk tires.

My wife's lexus has 30,900 miles on it and the tread is at is between 2-5/32 according to Les Schwab tires. They recommend I replace all even though the tread is supposed to last 60k. What a joke. These tires aren't cheap either.

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.

At the wear bars at 30000 miles. Won’t buy again.

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

These tires came on my 2021 Toyota Highlander. So disappointed in the poor tread wear and will need to be replaced before winter.

The ride is good but the tread wear isn't. My next set will be the Defender 2. Also, I'm going with a wider and taller tire.

Only drove 33,000 miles on my 2 year Old tires, 3/32 left need replacement on my Audi Q5 Poor tread life from a 60,000 rate tire.

I have a 2019 Grand Cherokee that I bought brand new. These tires have less than 22K miles on them and are already coming apart in the tread.