I bought these tires for my Jeep Grand Cherokee as it was the original tires. I changed them when the original tires were at about 35,000 miles which is not a lot but the tires are really good for all season (especially in snow, I drove my Jeep in over a foot of fresh snow without any problem). Now I have these tires for 25,000 miles and 1 of them is completely worn while the 3 others could easily go another 10,000 miles. I've been told that is normal treadlife and they were sorry if one was worn earlier but warranty doesn't cover it. So now I have to change the 4 tires for new one because of 1 that was defective.

I bought a used Cadillac XT6 in July 2022 with just under 20k miles on it. These were the stock tires put on all XT6's apparently. At 30k I tried to rotate the tires only to find out they were at 3/32 or 4/32. The autobody shop wouldn't even rotate them for me since the tread was so bad. I am surprised Michelin hasn't recalled all of these tires after reading everyone's review. SO DISAPPOINTING!!!

I would not recommend these tires. I have a 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland that I changed from original tires to Premier LTX - 265/50R20's @ 60,000 KMs. I now have 101,000 on the Jeep and now need to replace the tires as they are worn out and I rotate my tires every 10K. Getting only 41,000 KMs out of supposed 100K rated tires; that's a total disappointment to say the least.

These came on my used 2018 Crv. They were put on within 1000miles of me buying it. I have literally gotten 55k miles out of them and prolly do have about 5-7k miles left of wear. They were off the chains for the whole year. Never did I question their reliability. Had a smooth ride and didnt I repeat, DID NOT have any issues shredding tread or short life. Maybe because my car has a great alignment and I dont drive like a race car driver but dont drive like gramama either. You just dont step on the gas like a crazy person or slam the brakes cause you arent paying attention. The few times I may have they gripped well. Would recommend and will be buying more if the quality stays the same

These came on my Lexus RX450h and have been rotated twice the car has 12500 miles and the tread is already down to 4/32nd. These will be lucky to make it to 20k before they have to be replaced. I have Michelin Defenderson my Prius and they have 50k on them and still have 6/32 on them.

I have used Michelin tires exclusively on my 2004 Acura MDX. I replaced my set of Primacy MXV4 in Nov 2015 with a set of Premier LTX at around 210K miles. I now have 238K miles and the dealer says I need to replace the tires. I drive primarily in the city and commute to work on the interstate. The tires have been rotated regularly since installation. There are no unususl wear patterns on the tires, all are worn down evenly. I am very disappointed that I only got 28K miles on tires with a 60K mile warranty.

Terrible tires that achieved only half of their expected life. Like many, these were OEM on a new vehicle and have lasted less than 30,000 miles before needing to be replaced on a 2021 Lexus 350L SUV. All service, including tire rotations, balancing, and alignments, performed at an OEM dealer. Was not expecting this poor quality from Michelin, but here we are. Not exactly a "Premier" model. Do not purchase these new; you will not get anywhere close to 60,000 miles.

Some of the best tires I have come across and a all weather tire at that better yet

I had a set on a Lexus RX350 and got close to 50,000 miles. they are quiet and handle well in rain and dry pavement. Not a sporty tire. I drove these tires very easy.

After one year and 15,000 miles the dealer claimed that the two front tires needed to be replaced to be safe. These were 60,000 mile tires. These Premier tires do NOT meet Michelin standards. We replaced them with the Michelin Defender tire.