Since changing from Continental Cross Tracks(Only got 19k miles on them) to the Mich Premiere LXT, the MB rides so much better and they handle great in the Rain. I live in Colorado and waiting to see how they handle in the snow. Slightly better Fuel mileage overall.

My wife and I recently purchased a set of MICHELIN Premier LXT for our 2010 Mitsubishi Endeaver. We do some urban driving in Central Florida, and can expect frequent heavy rains. We also take trips envolving a lot of highway miles. We are most impressed with the soft feel, the smooth quiet ride, and great control on wet pavement.

These were OEM tires, when I changed oil at 14000 miles they recommended tires, I thought the dealer was crazy but since it was summer I pushed it. Changed oil this weekend at 20159 and they are down below the wearbar. If it weren't a new vehicle I would say that someone messed up when they recorded the mileage.

My car is a 2019 XT5 with 32,000km. On the specs it says they could last for 100,000km. The tires were manufactured the 0919. My front tires are at 4/32 and rear ones at 6/32, I have just have them checked by a Cadillac dealership following a road safety check. It is now unsafe to drive in wet conditions, especially due to the front ones.

These tires were on my new Equinox. At 26569 miles my tires are considered bald at 2/32 on 1 and 3/32 on the other 3. For a 60,000 mile tire I find this completely unacceptable. After seeing others have the exact issue this is Not a Isolated problem. How can you fix this?

Being an owner of a weird size of 275/55/19 I do have very little options on tires I can get. I did have Pirelli and they were noisy when it comes to the end of the tires life. I decided to try Michelin Premier LTX due to it is new and it is MICHELIN. So far, I notice the ride difference, it is amazing. 1. Quietness - will update once it comes to its end of life 2. Ride - It is definitely softer than Pirellis 3. Snow - I have no clue, will try soon 4. Handling - I think it is as good or even better 5. Price - I think they are all the same due to the size

Had these tires on my 2013 Santa Fe for a month, not only were they noisy but they were terrible for cornering. I live in the interior of British Columbia and the roads can be very windy with some very sharp hairpin corners. I always felt like I had to over correct so I wouldn't lose control of my vehicle. Changed to the Primacy and wow, what a difference!! Definitely glad I didn't keep the Premier tire!!

I bought these tires in July 2018, and now in August 2020, I have to change all four tires because there is little thread left in them. We drove these tires for approximately 34,000 miles, which is only half the life they advertise. Not what I am used to seeing in Michelin tires. I am very dissatisfied with the quality of this product.

Purchased these tires for a 2012 Kia Sedona mini van, expecting great traction and long tread life. At first, the traction was great but the ride was a bit rough. The first winter had good traction with around 8000 mile range on tires. Second winter with around 20000 miles, traction was terrible and unsafe. Checked tire tread. FAILED. Had to replace tires with only 21,321 miles.

I loved this tire when it was new. But I didn't get 3 full winters out of it despite driving less than 10K miles a year. Mazda CX9 AWD, driven gently, alignment and tie rods done around the time they were installed, and rotated several times. These were the top rated 3-4 years ago, now I'm looking for something better, or if it can't be better, maybe not as expensive. Ugh!