Replaced the OE Michelin MXM tires on my 2015 Acura RDX (56,000 miles) with Premier LTXs. Very noticeable improvement in ride comfort, road feel and road noise. Hopefully the treadwear will be as good as the OE tires.

SINCE I HAD MY ORIGINAL LATITUDES AND PUT ALMOST 75K ON THEM WITH TREAD LEFT AND STILL A VERY SMOOOOOTH RIDE. THE REPLACEMENTS PREMIER LTX ARE DEFINITELY NOT AS GOOD RIDING AS MY ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT THAT CAME ON MY 2011 FORD ESCAPE

Replaced the original tires on 2014 Mazda CX-5. Can not notice any improvement in noise levels and ride quality but huge improvements in wet and snow traction, stopping. Also, already good handling got even better!

My wife's lexus has 30,900 miles on it and the tread is at is between 2-5/32 according to Les Schwab tires. They recommend I replace all even though the tread is supposed to last 60k. What a joke. These tires aren't cheap either.

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.

Upgraded from other Michelin Latitude. Great grip in snow.... 4 to 5 times better than Latitude tires. Gas Mileage is the same. Great tire, feel safe in the snow and ice.

These tires only last 30K - no where near the rated 60K. They were OEM on my new 2021 RX350- and I have to be replaced. They are down to the wear bars. Huge disappointment from a reputable brand.

Not sure if they are as quiet as I would like.. Road noise on a 2018 Premier equinox Had latitudes on 2012 and like the silent road noise Please let me know your thoughts

Bought these tires in February 2016. After 24,000 miles, tread is down to 4/32 and dealer is recommending new tires soon. These are supposed to be 60,000 mile tires. Very disappointed.

I have a 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee that came with these Premier LTX tires. Supposed to last 60,000 miles but I have just over 29,900 miles on the vehicle and they are just about worn out already (only lasted 1/2 the time expected).