Bought these tires 2 years ago. Car has 40k mileage since then, but maybe 10k of that was on winter tires so looking at 30k or so and need to replace. Am a pokey driver. Down to about 3/32 now. Tires are making a tons of noise now and causing vibrations. These tires are awesome in every other way - were quiet, nice road feel, good grip etc. Just too expensive to replace every 30k. Mileage warranty is a joke. 100K? In which universe? So restrictive that you could not claim I suspect - no way I can go all the way to 2/32 for example - would go deaf by then. Treadwear is a shame as otherwise a great tires. Lots of other reviews saying exactly the same thing, so I am not just some disgruntled wacko.

I have a Lexus RX 450h AWD, which used to have Goodyear Assurance TripleTred tires on it. They provided great wet traction, but at the cost of ride and noise. I just installed Michelin Premier LTX 235/55R19s and the change is amazing. Now the only noise I hear is the wind noise - no road noise at all. The ride has upgraded to the smoothness of a luxury sedan - it really feels like a different, better car. Right out of the shop I got to drive home in a rainstorm, and I do not think I have given up anything in wet traction, and the road feel is still solid. I cannot speak to snow/ice performance, but my conclusion right now is - Buy these!

I bought these tires for my 2008 Lexus RX350 in March 2015. In June 2017 and 30k miles, they need replacing. The tread wear was unacceptable. Buying new tires every 2 years is not really in a seniors budget That said, these tires were quiet and rode well.

Just like everyone else tires good while they lasted but these tires will not last very long. Vehicle is a 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee limited with 30,000 miles. These were the original tires that vehicle came with. Took it in for oil change and tire rotation today. They refused to rotate the tires and told me they are worn out and need replacing. This seems to be a very common complaint with these tires.

One tire has a blemish on the sidewall and the tire shop is willing to replace on warranty, but our tire model has been discontinued everywhere. All we need is one tire, but it's impossible to get, so it looks like we have to buy 4 new tires and no warranty replacement on the other 3 tires! We always buy Michelin for quality and safety but why bother?

I put Michelin's Premier LTX tires on our Infiniti QX60 in March of 2020. And in just 17 months and less than 25,000 miles, all 4 tires are down to almost 4/32”! I've rotated and balance the tires religiously! Bottom line, by our next rotation, all 4 tires will need replacement! In my opinion, to advertise and market these as having an expected 60,000 mile tread life is absolutely misleading! And to charge the premium price for what should be a 30k tire is obscene! Check the web…I'm not the only one having this experience!

Took in our 2017 Lexus RX350 F-sport for maintenance, and I was notified that our car, with 40k miles on it, needs new tires very soon. Sure enough, I checked, and the tread is nearly gone...this is on tires that are supposed to last 60k miles? That just plain sucks. The tire itself performs well, but the longevity for a supposedly premium tire is garbage. Tires are original from car that was purchased brand new.

These tires lasted 20K miles. I researched exhaustively prior to purchase and saw a few reviews regarding this. Unfortunately I thought it might have been due to rotations or other factors. I was wrong. After 20K miles with rotations every 5 to 6K the tire is worn out and ready to be replaced. My first bad experience with Michelin tires.

This came as OEM equipment on our new Lexus RX 350L. Our SUV now has 38,000kms on it and the tires are almost bald. The tred wear on these is terrible. Michelin has always been a very good tire provider, I am very disappointed in these tires. I hope someone from Michelin reaches out to us as we are very dissatisfied in this product.

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