I just replaced my Michelin Latitudes on my 2011 Escape at 80,000 miles. I still had adequate tread left but the tires , which were noisy when new, had become extremely noisy. These new Premier LTX tires are very quiet and smooth riding.

These tires were standard on our 2021 Lexus RX350. I have roughly 50,000 kms on the tires and the front 2 are completely bald and back 2 are in need of replacement.

I am absolutely astonished at these tires. We have less than 20k miles on our new Jeep. We took it in for an oil change only to be told our tires are bad. These tires have a 60k mile warranty and get less than 20k?

This tire came on my wife's new Equinox in 2018. The car now has 18,000 miles on it, and tires are rotated every 6,000 miles. They now have 4/32 tread and I am very disappointed with the tires. Not the Michelin durability to which I am accustomed.

They have just under 60k miles and still going. Looking to replace in a few months with the same thing . I highly recommend this tire, it hugs the road when wet and rides well too.

The tire wear out after 4 months of driving and maybe 10k km. The rubber is so soft that trad looks like it's rolling down, there's are chunks of rubber hanging.

Purchased 19 months ago. Only 4,125 miles and they are already down to 4/32 on all 4 tires - even wear. Michelin had always been our go-to brand, but will be looking at other brands going forward....

I have no idea where these people get such a low tread wear result. I have owned Michelin for over 20 years and have never had any issues. They must not be telling the whole story (maybe wheel alignment issues).

My wife has a 2018 Audi Q5 with only 26,000 miles and we already have to replace these tires. If you have money to burn and don't mind changing your tires every 2 years, this is the tire for you !

Bought these tires in January of 2020 and have 31,728 miles on them. Have been told by two separate mechanics the tires need to be replaced!!! So disappointing!