I replaced the Firestone tires on my wife's Chevrolet Captiva with these. The new tires are much better than the OE tires ever were. Road noise was reduced by 50%. If they are any where as good in the snow as they are in the rain I will be happy. Would buy again.

Only got 39 months and 45K Km out of these tires I was trying to make last the supposed 100 km, with rotations, attention to tire pressure and conservative driving. They were good handling and quiet. Guess I'll be contacted by “a member of our Consumer Care team” and will be reaching your office at 1-866-866-6605.”!!

Initially I was excited about these tires but after an unexplained blowout on a long smooth stretch of interstate, I question how much these tires can actually be trusted. The blowout occurred in the Flex Zone area of the tire(in other words, I did NOT hit anything causing this blowout). I know flat tires happen but under the circumstances of this blowout(under NO extreme conditions), I question the quality of this tire. FYI, I have these Premier LTX tires on my 2014 Sienna.

These were on my 2019 Cadillac XT5 that I bought new. I have always bought Michelin tires whether for my Motorhome or my vehicles. If this is what they have become, never again. 40,000 KM and they are worn out. You should be ashamed to put the Michelin name on them

I bought a New 2021 toyota highlander, and the michelin premier ltx tires only lasted about 30 thousand miles! Every time I take my vehicle to the toyota dealership to get my oil changed they tell me I need new tires! These are the worst tires ever. Do not buy these tires please!

I was supersized to read a lot of the reviews giving Premier tires low ratings for poor mileage. I have 115,000 kms on my Premier's and they still handle beautifully. I drive back and forth between Calgary and Yuma four times a year through all types of road conditions and have never had any problems with handling or traction. I keep the tire pressure on my Mercedes GLK at the recommenced 35psi front and 42psi rear. These tires are far superior than the original Continentals the car came with when it comes to handling in rain and snow, Going to be ordering a new set from Costco before I leave for Yuma this fall.

Purchased a full set of these tires for my Mazda 3 for summer 2016. Traction on both wet and dry is great and never felt any concern regarding safety when driving on these tires. However it's only been 2 summer seasons and 42,000 kilometers and I'm already down to 3/32nd's. I'll have to be shopping for new tires next year. I was expecting these the tread wear to be better than this.

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.

I am an older female from the SF Bay Area. I drive a lot of miles alone visiting family in western states of NV, Utah and AZ. Safety is important to me and I was especially interested in the wear performance of these tires - that they would continue to protect me as the tread wore down. I drove in heavy rain with an inch of water on the road and felt absoluetly planted on the surface - like I was driving on dry ground. However, after 1 year and 28,000 miles I am down to the wear marks. The tires did not last. They still grip the road though like new - last week I drove through rain, snow and hail and the tires felt very secure.

I've been driving for over 65 yrs. and have been closely involved in auto retail and wholesale, and realize that car manufactures (and I hate to say it) don't put the best of tires on new vehicles. From new this vehicle got 68,800 Km's on the manufactures tires. Now with only 43,000 Km's on the second set (Michelin) and a MVI due shortly, these tires won't pass! These are by far the worst wearing tire i have ever had! I'm embarrassed as there is a Michelin plant in my home town. Buyer beware...do your home work and research,