I have got 4 new Premier LTX 255-55R18 V rated tires. They are amazing in comfort, traction, handling on local street; however they are vibrating at 70 mph on freeway. I never experience vibration with Latitude HP tires which were replaced on same SUV. I research online and I have found people have same experience with vibration at high speed only with their new vehicles too. So far, the vibration is determined by "out of round". I am very dissapointed with initial quality. My tires are MADE IN POLAND instead of USA. I will bring my car back to America Tires as I just bought them 3 weeks ago and I hope new tires will not have vibration.

Bought these just over 2 years ago and they had a perceivable improvement over the OEM tires they replaced, especially in standing water on the road. Only got about 45,000 out of them before I had to replace them though. I do 100 miles a day, 50 miles each way highway, no hulling or towing. Loved the tire, will probably go with something else next time to get more life.

These are the quietest tires I've ever owned! There may be cheaper tires out there but not better. The only problem I've had with them is that I now hear squeaks and noises my car was making that was being drowned out with the previous tires. These are worth every cent!

Replaced my Bridgstone Duellers with these Michelin Premiers counting on that I would get double the miles. Now two years later and 20k miles they are all bald with 8000 less miles than my Duellers. Wish they could have held up to their 60k mile description.

I have a 2010 Nissan Armada Platinum. Have gotten tires rotated when needed. This past inspection, the Nissan dealership has told me that I need 2 new front tires. My truck only has 21,000 miles on it. I hope these are still covered under warranty. If not, I won't be buying Michelin anymore.

Bought 4 new tires towards the end of July before we went on vacation for our 2014 Ford Explorer. We now have 5200 miles on the tires and the tread dept is down to 7/32 on all 4 tires. 95% of the miles are highway miles do to our trip and because of my wife's drive to work. New tire has 12/32

I agree with similar reviews. Michelin makes good tires but I personally would stay away from these ones. My 2018 Acadia Denali came with these and hit the dealer "red zone" in a very short time. Tires aren't cheap and this is obviously disappointing.

Same experience as many other reviews here. 27k miles on these tires on my 13 Audi Q7 and they are down to 4/32 tread depth already. I have only ever purchased Michelin tires and have always had great experiences with them. Not sure what happened with these but I may need to look into some other manufacturers in the future.

Since the early 1990's, I've always changed my OEM tires to a Michelin tire and always have been very pleased with the quality and performance...always exceeded expected tire life and tread wear always even. I was happy to see that the Premier LTX was OEM to my 2019 Lexus. I am, however, very disappointed that the LTXs underperformed. Small chunks of tire tread were "excavated" mostly on the shoulder treads, front worse than rear...a pattern I've never seen or heard of before. Typical urban driving in panhandle of Florida (with little driving during the COVID years...<28k miles).

These tires came on my 2017 new, Grand Cherokee that now has 37,000 miles and have been peeling and have very little tread since around 35,000 miles. I am very disappointed that they have not lived up to the warranty specs and now I will need to replace ASAP to the tune of over a grand which Will put me in a bind! My last Michelin tires, which were not the Premier LTX lasted 60,000! I will not buy this tire again.