Michelin Tires Reviews

I bought 4 new Michelin Defender tires. A few days later, On 6 March 2019, I went for the front end and rear end alignment and new shocks, where the mech says to me... "Where did you buy these tires?" I said why... He said "you sure have a lot of weight on these front rims!" And showed me 15 and 12 (1/4 ounce weights) on my 2 front tires. He said further "since you just bought them... I'd bring 'em back. That's too much weight!!!"

F150 SuperCrew truck 2014. 36k miles, RT front tire delaminating on shoulder. Called Michelin... Described the issue of danger and told to DRIVE vehicle to a dealer... Reminded the call taker of the...tire homicides in the 1990s. Said she pass the info up the chain and get someone to call.

Purchased 4 new Michelin Latitude Tour P245/65R 17 tires for my Honda Pilot with a 6500 mile warranty. The tires now have 40000 miles on them and are 5 years old with plenty of tread left. The problem is the tire tread is separating from the tire casing and the sidewalls are severely cracked. Michelin wants to give me a credit towards new Michelin tires which I don’t want. These tires were $60 more than other comparable tires and no way will I buy Michelin again as they are a poor value.

I have had Michelin Defender tires on my cars for years without a problem. I purchased a full set of tires in mid January, 2019. Within 3 weeks, I had tread separation while I was driving on a major highway. It was a scary situation as I was in the left lane and had to cross three lanes to get to the shoulder. The tire was replaced at no charge. However, today, less than three weeks later, I had tread separation on that new tire. It was so severe that the rubber was only on the far right and far left on the wheel, with no tire at all in the center. Costco will replace that tire, but I wonder if I should get another brand.

Driving 70 mph on a 2 lane freeway underpass, the left front tire with 28k miles on it blows. I have 8 children and my wife in the vehicle. We survived. Tire was shredded. Last week left rear tire went flat for no reason. Odd?. Change to spare, drive home, air up flattened tire to find leak and I see the leak is a sidewall leak through dry rot. What? Quick review of the car and yep. Dry rot. 28k and dry rot. Take vehicle to tire store only to find out tires are out of warranty by 1 month. Worst tires every. Surprised people haven't been hurt or killed due to these tires. Do not buy them.

Just bought new Michelin Latitude Touring Hp to replace Eagle F1 Asymmetric which were good tires after 38,000 miles for my 2016 Range Rover HSE. I wanted quiet, comfort, great handling and traction wet and dry. I got it with these new tires. Very quiet smooth rolling tires. Just had in light snow, no issues at all. Mpg has improved by 4mpg or 20% which is great. I researched reviews and prices and these tires consistently rated highest in almost every category for my Rover with Pirelli as good second. Highly recommend the tires. I bought thru Costco which took 2 weeks, bs local shop or online stores. Saved about $400 for 4 installed, if you don’t mind the wait.

Michelin is attracting customer by warranty. They will never offer you replacement but want you to buy tire from them.T he price is skyrocketing and quality is same as other brand. I paid 500 for 4 tire and after 30000 the tire performance is greatly decline they put 90000 mile warranty but then want to charge me money to put tire almost same price.I went ahead and replaced tire from Walmart at fraction of cost . Can you believe it? Only 140.00 for 4 tire with 45 k warranty.

I purchased a new 2018 GMC Terrain June, 2018. The vehicle came with Michelin Premier LTX tires. (225/60R/18) Just returned from grease/oil/rotate and was told 3 tires are at 4/32 and 1 is 5/32. Vehicle/Tires has 18,900 miles on them. Service Tech informed me there is NO Warranty on these tires and they have seen other cars with the same issue. Truly disappointed in what I had always believed that Michelin were "quality" tires. Not the case.

We have a 2017 Ford Escape, when I bought it, it had 14 miles on it. Long story short, we're at 30,000 miles and all four of our tires are bald (all the exact same amount and evenly worn). The tires are supposed to last a minimum of 55,000 miles. I feel so cheated. We called to see what could be done because they lasted half of what they were supposed to and they basically told us too bad. We rotated our tires and take care of our vehicle considering it's BRAND NEW! Since they refuse to rectify this situation, that's the cause of this review.

I purchased a brand new set of Michelin Pilot Sport 4S for my 2016 Dodge Challenger Hellcat. I cannot get traction between 0-80 mph. I use 275/30 20 on 10 inch rims on the front and 305/30 20 on 11 inch rims on the rear. While driving on the interstate at 80 mph if you floor the gas pedal, the car slides all over the road. The road noise was extremely loud and ride quality of these tires was terrible as well. The tires are extremely sensitive to the road and it caused the steering to require maximum focus which may be fine under race conditions but for daily driving conditions it was exhausting. I used these tires for 2 weeks in temperatures between 80 and 90 degrees and tire pressures between 35 and 50 psi. I have since switched to the Continental Extreme Contact Sport and have had none of these issues. I do not recommend Michelin Pilot Sport 4S for Dodge Challenger Hellcat.

We have used Discount Tire for many years on all of your car and the service has always been good. This last visit we came in because of a $70 (for purchase 4) rebate on Michelin Tires. I am certain no one at Discount Tire was trying to deceive us. But the end result was we did not get the rebate as advertised $70 rebate and no one takes any responsibility and the system is set up to defeat us from the start. One rebate never showed up after may attempts to get resolved and was instructed by Michelin rebate center that Discount Tire was not participating on this promotion. After looking online I can clearly see they participate regularly with rebate program. I like the tires and the people but this just leaves a sour taste in you and this will probably be our last visit. Bottom line...

Michelin will not warranty sidewall bulges, and claims they all come from road hazards. One dealer said you could drive over a crack to cause a bulge. What kind of tire is this? My last set of Michelin tires ever!

I purchased a 2016 Chevrolet Silverado 3500HD DRW, that came with these tires, I noticed my front right tire showed excessive wear on the outer edge. I took it the vehicle to get checked and the alignment was true with no issues. I only had 15,000 miles. I have taken it to the dealer for normal rotations, I did not find any recalls on this issue. I currently have 20,000 miles on them and am ready to replace them due to bald edges. So much for the warranty they come with. Has anyone else had this issue.

Feb 2014 I purchased a set of Michelin tires for my 1/2 ton H.D. GMC. I NOW HAVE 31,225 mi on the tires (about 50% of tread left) and they are seriously cracking. I was told that 4-5 yrs is expected in this climate. I get no credit for cracking. So why pay a premium for a "good" tire when you can save $300 - 400 on a tire that will last as long???

I have had nothing but good experience with Michelin Tires. I very much appreciate the durability of the tire traction and performance has been good. I usually pay a little more for them but value is good.

Sidewall Defect Aug-2018: New set of Michelin LTX M/S2 275/55 R20 113H on a 2015 Toyota Tundra 1794 2x4. At 3200 miles a tire blowout at freeway speed. Sidewall tread separation and blistering not caused by road debris or other hazards. Seems to be the same issue they had with this tire group in 2013/2014 when they had a national recall. Been a loyal Michelin customer most my adult life - maybe time for a change.

This overrated tire is the worst tire I have ever owned! I tow a small trailer (RV) and get all kinds of sway that I never got before with the last set of Michelin LT tires. Also the tread design picks up all kind of gravels and slings them everywhere. I talked to others who have had the same problems with this very bad design. If you want your truck to handle more like a car, never go on gravel roads, and never ever tow even small loads it might be good enough. Otherwise avoid this tire like the plague. I'm hoping for a recall!

I drive a Toyota 4Runner 4wd and replaced my Michelins with new LTX M/S 265/16's. They have been a fantastic purchase and would recommend. If you drive a vehicle hard, fast turns, you can prematurely wear out any tire.

Michelin Defender tires should be named Indefensible instead of Defender. Overrated and overpriced. Just had to replace set on daughter's Honda Accord at 33,000 miles. The treads were down near the 3/32 minimum and two had separations in the sidewalls causing bubbles which were ready to pop. The tires are kept inflated to specs all the time, rotated every 3000 miles and the alignment checked regularly. Have a set on my Buick LeSabre with 20,000 miles on them and it will be a miracle if they make it to 30,000. Would not even consider Michelins on a skateboard. Very poor cost per mile ratio.

I was told by a Ford dealership first part of July that my Ford Escape Titanium 2015 needed 4 new tires. I was quite surprised as the car had less than 35,000 miles. The vehicle had the original Michelin tires on it and had been rotated and serviced according to schedule. With an upcoming road trip, I was a bit worried about the tires. I called Michelin Customer Care on July 11, 2018 to express my disappointment in tires that had all worn out in the same place.

Michelin Light Duty R265/60R18 LTX MS2 Tires - Purchased 4 tires in late 2013 for $298.00 each. These were supposed to be the top of the line tires from Michelin. 35,000 miles later, chunks of rubber, low air pressure, dry rot. Plain and simple. Manufacturing defect that Michelin will not accept. The same recall on a different DOT number. I have always purchased this brand, but NO MORE. Quality has gone downhill. I will definitely do research before my next set of tires. I do no recommend MICHELIN to NO ONE. Replaced the 2 back tires for the same defects in late 2017. I will say one thing to the customer care employees: they are trained very well to support a bad product.

I paid big bucks for 2 the steer tires (Michelin RV truck tires XZE 245/70R 19.5) and the 4 rear drive tires and Michelin has produced a failure tire. Sidewall cracking beyond believe of these tires even though I covered them in less than 2 years it showed considerable cracking and have removed them from my coach and will do the same with the backs as soon as I can. PAID $3500. cdn dollars out the door for (I thought was the top of the line). They are NOT worth the hype... Based on my experience I DO NOT recommend Michelin. I believe these tires are made offshore now... DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH.

The first time I bought Michelin tires I noticed how they stop in shorter distances, ride better, and last for longer mileages. I would recommend them and would only trust them on my family cars and trucks. I know they’ll perform in any situation as I’ve used them for over 40 years. Trust Michelin!

These Michelin Premier LTX tires came as Original Equipment tires on my 2018 Chevy Equinox. When I took the car to the dealer for an oil change at 19,000 miles, they informed me that one of the tires had only 1/32nd inch of tread and the other 3 were at 3/32dn's, and all needed to be replaced. Michelin rates these tires for 60,000 miles treadwear, however they changed their warranty in August 2017 to exclude any tires that come on new vehicles as Original Equipment. I have had good performance from Michelin tire in the past, but I will never buy them again. Buyers of new cars BEWARE!

On June 29, 2018 my husband and I were traveling to Myrtle Beach, S.C. Halfway there I heard a pop and then another noise. I noticed a black thing hitting the driver's side mirror. Then we spun twice on the interstate and down the median. Spun again before stopping. We bought the best Michelin Tires. They are made so poorly the tread peeled off, hit the underside panel then shot up and hit the mirror. Do not buy Michelin tires. This could have been so much worst. This was so scary. Michelin has not excuse to make such garbage tire. Everyone of the tires were in the process of peeling. I had to purchase four new tires. I am taking this one step further since there was no recall. Just not right!

I purchased 4 Michelin tires 2 mos ago for my Lexus ES 350 which I bought at BJ's warehouse. I got a nail in one of my tires 2 wks after that & brought it back to BJ's where it was fixed at no cost to me. I'm very happy with the tires and warranty.

These tires were expensive and loud and mushy. I felt every bump and can't understand why they were recommended. I drive a 2009 RAV 4 and this brand was recommended for this vehicle. Michelin tires are overrated.

I would only trust my family to Michelin, I only purchase Michelin tires, and never ask for anything but Michelin. The tires by Michelin wear the best, perform the best, ride the best and give you peace of mind.

This tire is great, which the price is too expensive. I have to buy two tires at a time, if I find a coupon or promotion. I'm looking now to store them before I hit the highway.

I have tried less expensive tires and found that within a year or so they wear considerably. The Michelins I can feel hugging the road especially in curves and wet weather. The old saying applies with tires "You get what you pay for".

I have used Michelin Tires for years and I have been very pleased with performance. As to warranty I usually purchase them from COSTCO and they are very great with manufacture warranty as well as their own. As to value they are on the higher end of the spectrum of price.

I always seem to get Michelin with my Hondas and they always perform well. It's just that they are a bit expensive. But I will likely continue with them.

Smooth stable ride either on highway, interstate or city roads. Very durable with various road hazards and debris. I can always count on around 70 to 80,000 miles.

These tires have 60000 miles and still look and ride great. I can probably get another 10000 miles out of them. Overall, I believe Michelin makes one of the highest performing tires.

I did lots of research before purchasing tires, Michelin Tires has been the smoothest ride of any tire I have owned. These have been so satisfactory that I have installed this same tire on two other vehicles.

I’ve used Michelin tires for years and they have been a great tire. The only bad is the costs. Continental has the worse tire life. Michelin tires are a comfortable ride.

I bought this brand at Costco when they had a special. Good performance and holds the road. With this brand no more Goodyear for me. My store does free rotation.

I've got almost 60,000 mi. on my Michelins, mounted on a Highlander. Still have about 30% tread left. I've never gotten stuck or felt not in control with these tires. Part of it is my Toyota, but the tires make all the difference compared to other tires I've had on. I would run nothing but Michelin.

I have learned through experience that if you are having problems with the tires that come on your car, Michelins will solve the problems. This has been true on an Expedition, 2 Lin. Continentals, a Prius and 3 E150 vans.

I have depended on the Michelin Tires as a good brand name/use tire. Except for Goodyear which I rank 2nd, I would not consider using the other brand name tires on my vehicle. One name brand I had a very bad experience with a blowout many years ago.

I have had Michelin tires for my last 5 or 6 vehicles. I always made sure my cars had Michelin tires when I bought them and always replaced them with Michelin tires. My first few cars didn’t have Michelin tires and they had to be replaced quickly. After I had my first set of Michelin tires, and realized how long they lasted and the total overall amount I spent on Michelin’s was much less than I had spent on other brands because of longevity I was sold!

Paid a few dollars more than other brands but was worth it. I got almost 70k miles out of my MXV tires. Would buy again. I bought from Costco and rotation was included. Great place to buy from.

These are my second set of these on my 2004 Hyundai. They have been great tires, but it is time for another set. I have been looking around for the same tire but have only found similar. When you have a good thing, why change?

We have a 2017 GMC Terrain and had to replace two tires in 15 months at almost $400.00 a pop. That seems awful. They both blew out the sides while highway driving.

I’ve had 2 sets of Michelin MS-2 10 ply tires which lasted over 125,000 miles. Very good warranty service on those 2 sets. I was an expediter hauling freight between cities with my sprinter van. To me safety and confidence was paramount riding on tires, especially during the winter months are up north.

I always research before making major purchases and Michelin scored # 1 in my research. I've never had a problem with Michelin tires and feel safe driving with them.

I have always loved Michelin tires. In November of 2016 I bought a set of Defender tires for my Camry. I have about 28,000 miles on the tires and half my tread is gone. These are warranted for 60,000 miles. I rotate these tires every 5,000 miles, adjust pressure due to temperature changes, so very little braking since these are mostly road miles. I am very disappointed in their performance. The dealership is estimating I may get 45,000 on these. I honestly don't know if I will buy Michelin again. Michelin used to be higher in price point, but were worth the money. Now it looks like they are going for average, but with the higher price point.

I have always had Michelin’s on my truck. I have hauled heavy cab over campers and fifth wheel trailers. Only issue I have had was the last set I bought were not the same ones I usually run and there is a bit of road noise that I didn’t have before.

I always thought that my truck had a smooth ride. When I put on the Michelin tires, it was like I was just floating over the road! Fantastic smooth ride!

The last two new vehicles I bought came with Michelin tires on them and on both cars the tires were shot between 18,000 and 20,000 miles. I contacted Michelin corporate to explain what was going on and they hung up on me. Very bad customer service. Refuse to buy any new car that comes with Michelin tires. Stay away from these tires. They are nothing but junk.

Best tire there is! Have owned 5 sets. Always purchased when sale or promotion was going on and always a great price. Their customer service is super. Never rushing you off the phone to get the next call and they explain things in language you can understand.

My second set for this car and my husband uses them as well. Hold up to their warranty. Good traction in rain. I will get them again! A little pricey, but not compared. If you buy cheap tires they are nothing more than a headache.

I have always had Michelin tires on this vehicle. They perform well on wet, and dry roads as well as in snow. They are also long lasting. I have recommended them to all my family and friends.

This has been my preferred tire brand for over 30 years. It has always given me top performance. If my car came with other brand, as soon as they needed replacing, Michelin was bought.

I'm very happy with the quality of these tires. They perform well in wet and hot conditions. Safety is a major concern of mine and they have hugged the road in wet conditions. I have had to stop suddenly when people don't obey traffic signs and they have never skidded.

I have been purchasing Michelin tires for many years for both cars and pickups, won't buy anything else. Traction and tread life are great. I always buy my tires from Discount Tire.

So far wearing great. Handles great but squeals a little in turns. Had alignment rechecked and was spot on. A bit pricey but this is what you pay for a good tire.

This is my 4th set of these tires on my last 2 SUV's, 2 each. They are very long lasting, reasonably priced at discount tire, hold the road well and make the car stable. I keep buying them because I can't find a reason not to.

I have a 1972 F-250, tires are an essential part of the truck. I've never bought Michelin tires before, so I was "flying blind." I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and endurance of these tires. Truck tires always have road noise, not these! I bought new rims to show off these Michelin tires. I have told my friends and family how great these tires are. Most of them own trucks and about half of them now have Michelin tires on their trucks. I'm spoiled now and won't go back to the brand I used for years. I'm very glad I put Michelin tires on my truck. She's very happy now!

I traded BF Goodrich tires before they were worn out for Michelin at Discount Tire. The improved ride was great, wear has been outstanding. An excellent tire. I’d buy them again!

My car originally came equipped with MICHELIN LATITUDES. I replaced them after 50,000 miles and 5 years of age. They could have gone for another 10-20 thousand more miles, but I wanted New ones. I chose MICHELIN LTX premier, which was a step up from the LATITUDES. After 10,000 miles they still appear Brand new. I keep all my tires filled with nitrogen instead of air, maintain correct air pressure and rotate them at approximately every 10,000 mi. I would never consider any other tire than MICHELIN. They cannot be equaled, period.

I bought a used car had a new set of Michelin tires and they are the first ones of that brand and I am impressed. Now I need a set of tires for another car we have and I am going to put Michelins on it. Michelins are a bit high priced but I think they are worth it. As for the tire overall I would give them a 10 not just a 5. Thank you Michelin Tires com.

Michelin are great tires. Have had on two different autos and lasted a long time. Would never buy any other brand for the price and use. Tried others and have had problems with Continental (soft rubber) wore out in no time.

I do a ton of driving so I wanted a 90,000 mile tire. My account sold me a less expensive tire that he said was just as good as the Michelin. They gave me 90,000 miles. Then I replaced them with Michelin tires. The Michelin tires are much quieter and they handle much better. It was worth paying the difference to get a much better riding and handling tire. They give me excellent traction in both rain and snow.

New tires made car ride much better. Wider tire provided a much quieter ride and car seemed to glide down highway. Wider tire seemed to grasp road better making me feel safer when driving.

Happy with long life of all weather tires, already over 50,000 miles and good tread life remaining. I expect to buy new tires in about six to eight months.

Tire performs great even on really iced over roads. Have concerns only on how long the tires will wear and it is wearing evenly but still too fast.

My back right tire totally blew out while I was driving to work on 75 S in Atlanta during early morning traffic AND a rainstorm. I had no idea I had a major blowout cause the tire although completely blown and shattered, didn’t even wobble. Discount Tires replaced the tire with a new Michelin tire free of charge.

Great value for the money. Have purchased 4 sets for 3 different vehicles and replaced 1 set after 80k where previous lasted about 50k. Would not hesitate to purchase again.

I had bought tires and they were cracking and under warranty. Uniroyal helped me buy these new tires that I had picked out. They cost me 400 dollars but they are good tires. Thank you Uniroyal for helping me get them.

Michelin tires are always my first choose. You get what you pay for. If not available in my size then BF Goodrich. I have gotten almost the mileage the Michelin tires are warranty for.

I have owned several different brands of tires. The Michelin Premier is a great tire, while they cost more than similar size tires in my opinion they are worth the extra cost for the ride, sound and handling. Truly the premier name fits.

Michelin tires are the best. They keep good wet traction the life of the tire. They last a long time and roll smoothly. I have never had a problem with a Michelin tire. They aren't inexpensive but you get what you pay for. We have Michelin tires on all our cars.

I have had Michelin tires for a long time and I have always felt they have good traction. They give a pretty good ride, very smooth and they seem to last longer than others.

The tires work well in all types of road conditions: wet, dry, and snowy. Because my car has all-wheel-drive, I find these tires fit the bill for every type of driving I do.

In Texas we have a lot of tar and gravel roads which are very hard on tires, but my Michelin tires have held up well. I have had them 3 years and there is no sign of cracking or extensive wear.

Ordered 4 tires for next day installation. Upon arrival at tire store, 4 tires with different color markings were stacked by rack. Examination revealed 3 made in USA and 1 made in Italy. Couldn't get 4 made in USA. Installed anyway. Tires are extremely noisy and harsh riding. One ripped apart three days later after light contact with curb. Warranty replaced the tire, but it was a warranty I had paid for separately.

These tire do not get good seals. I've had to replace on many occasions. Finally I just decided to go with another brand. I don't generally cross the line to a whole new maker but I couldn't afford the time it took to keep going back for what they called a slow leak or they would blame the rim or they would use some other excuse. Pitiful.

Michelin tires are durable with excellent road handling. The original tires that came with my new 2015 Highlander has given exceptional performance and will certainly be replaced by Michelin tires.

I have Michelin tires on two vehicles. From previous road course driving I understand the importance of having excellent tires on every car to be able to handle the unexpected even on public roads. Michelin tires are the best of the best.

I have used Michelin tires on all my vehicles and never had a problem. The only issue I have ever had was this month when on a trip, we had a valve stem blowout and before I could get a place to stop the vehicle, I had ruined the tire. Michelin no longer makes that tire in 16 inch and I had to purchase a new set for my truck. The dealership told me there is no longer a road hazard insurance available for Michelin tires. This is disappointing.

My 90k mile tires lasted 36k miles, were down to 3/32". The tire Store would not honor the warranty, claiming there was a slight difference in even wear!

I have used Michelin tires for years and had really great results from the tires. They held the road in rain and snow and lasted a long time with good mileage.

Since 1998 owning a Lexus this is the only tire I have ever used. Great performance and ride. Would not use anything else. These are the same tires that came on my Lexus.

I love my Michelin tires the only tires I trust, though expensive but worth the money. I had them on all my vehicles I have owned. I have tried other tires but don't last.

Over the years, I have purchased Michelin numerous times for several vehicles and they have outperformed others tire brands. The price has been more but the performance has been better.

Michelin Defender tires are great. Very tough and great mileage. I have over 50,000 miles on them and they are still good. Grip well in the rain. I will buy them again.

I started with Michelins on my 96 Corvette and have bought nothing else since. They handle better, ride quieter, and last longer than any other tire I've ever owned. I now run them on my Silverado, my 2007 Vette and my 2017 Acadia. I wouldn't consider any other tire.

These tires have 20,000 miles on them and they are cracking already, I have never seen this happen on my 64 years on the planet. The Michelin company should know about this.

I have use on my car for the last 10 years and have always been pleased with the tire. Easy ride, great mover ability, and I also like the smoothness and the workability of my tires.

They have the proven quality that ensures performance and appeal. Their products are competitively priced with other quality tires and some are made here in the USA.

Tires have been great! They have been on plenty of rough roads and lots of pot holes from Kentucky to West Virginia. Hard to dodge one for hitting another.

Perfect handling, cornering, no road noise, and very durable. Never had flat tires. Pure & simple the best. Michelin saves more lives than seat belts.

Ok tire but rides rough. They are higher priced... don't know if it's worth it. Will shop other brands before buying next set. Have them on Buick Enclave when purchased but seem to be wearing well.

Bought new Michelin tires for my SUV to replace worn ones. These are on par with the previous tires. Not quite the tolerance for wear and tear I would like to see, but trustworthy tires I feel I can count on. Able to tolerate the desert sun/heat.

I love my Michelin tires and have asked the dealer to change the tires on a new car to Michelin tires or I would not buy/lease the car. They have complied to my demands every time Or lose the sale. I have Michelin tires on my last 10 leases. No problems and never a wear issue or safety issue.

The tires have a reputation for quality, which experience has shown the tires live up to. The good grip and handling give me confidence when I drive in wet conditions.

I have about 65K on my tires and they are still great. Hope to have them another 10K. My husband put another Tire Maker on his truck and changed them immediately to the Michelins. Both my daughters have Michelins and are very happy with them also.

I have been purchasing Michelin tires for over 30 years but their B. F. Goodrich brand sucks! They usually get better mileage and are pricey but I try to buy them when they have a rebate program. They are the only brand where it means something when you are attempting to sell your vehicle by listing those brand tires. It usually means the person has taken good care of their vehicle to a potential customer.

So far we have been completely satisfied with everything about these Michelin Tires. I wanted the best for my wife's vehicle, and we got them.

I have purchased several new cars and SUV's and find that Michelin tires have a better ride, produce less road noise and wear better (other than summer only performance tires) than other brands used by different manufacturers.

Michelin tires have great durability, rolling resistance capabilities, and great smoothness on the road. They may be pricey but this tire is the one I buy when looking at new tires.

I love my Michelin tires, the ride is smooth for my Sedan. They are expensive but they are worth the extra cost. I have had my car for five years and this was my second set... so I guess I wish durability was better.

I bought my car in 2010 and have had no problems with my tires until 2017. I had to replace them then. And that was the first time I had problems when a nail went into the tire.

Bought Michelin Tires from Sam's, great place to buy tires. I got the low gas mileage tire and I am getting more miles per gallon. Sam's rotates for free every 5000 miles, good service.

Michelin is really good tire. They do really well in the bad weather. I have a 4 wheel drive Toyota Highlander and no complaints. Plus they ride very quietly which is important to me.

The tires are great. Best decision I made in my life was buying these tires. I recommend these tires to anyone looking to buy new tires. Thank you for your time.

This tire offers fantastic handling, even if you aren't in a performance car. It will not typically attain the manufacturer mileage target but the end of tire life credits are fair.

I bought a set of LTX M/S2. And after 22,000 miles the Tread caps cracked 360 degrees on all 4 tires, well they would do nothing because they had been on the truck 59 months. Horrible tire and refused to even look at photos. Stay away from MICHELIN!!!

I have a car that has 24,000 miles on that I bought new. Car had 235 65 r18 touring tires on it. Was on trip to California for Memorial Day weekend and was driving 75 mph when driver front tire blew up. Thought I had run something over and put on donut tire and got another tire. The tire that blew up they wanted me to keep for warranty. No room in car for two large dogs and luggage SRX SUV. Tire didn't lose air it blew up. Looking at remaining three tires I can see visible cracks in all three tires. Scared to drive car at highway speed now and nobody wants to do anything. I’m 63 and changing tire in 100° heat on hot asphalt With cars flying by on busy weekend very dangerous. BUYER BEWARE.

We purchased a 2017 Toyota Camry XSE one year ago this month (May) which included Michelin Tires (P225/45R18 91V). This car has approximately 4,600 miles on it. Several months ago, while driving along the road small bricks apparently had fallen off a truck and I slightly hit one of them. My “new” right front tire ripped into and had to be replaced, costing almost $300.

In 2011 I bought a new Honda Ridgeline. In 2013 I noticed the tires looked like they were cracking. They were cracking in the treads and sides. Had 15,000 miles on it. So I contacted dealer about warranty. The dealer gave me some runaround but I pushed the issue. They basically gave me the contact for Michelin to contact them. So this is what I did. Tires were 8/32 and 9/32. So very little tread was worn. They replaced the tires after I had to pay partial for the tires. Which was ok, but I didn't feel I should have to be paying for anything to do with tires at this point.

My current set of Michelin tires, rated at 70,000 miles warranty, will hit the 4/32 wear mark at 34-35,000 miles - if I'm lucky. The previous set lasted about 25,000 miles. I keep my tires properly inflated and rotated, and wheels aligned. They show no signs of uneven wear or scalloping. They are simply wearing prematurely. I am done with Michelin. I will also continue to warn anyone who will listen. Michelin either has lost its quality control or purposely changed the compound for more rapid sales turnover. Luckily I buy all my tires from Discount Tire and they will honor the warranty without insisting I buy another set of Michelins. Just wish I wouldn't have suckered for this set after my previous experience.

Defender tires - Worst set of tires I've ever owned (I am 45 and have bought many sets of new tires). We bought these for the Dodge Journey my wife uses to haul the kiddos around. We paid significantly more than other brands of tires would have cost based upon the supposed quality of the Michelin name and the recommendation of the tire dealer. They were rated for either 60k or 80k miles, can't recall which. In any event, we just replaced them after a grand total of about 26,000 miles. Bear in mind this is a very normal mix of driving -- 50/50 highway and all of it on paved roads. We did what we were supposed to do -- rotation, alignment, but the tires simply were not made to last. When we replaced them, the dealer (not the same one as before) said these are known to be very poor tires. Very frustrating. Will not buy Michelin again.

I bought four Michelin P255/70R16 in 2004 for my Chevy Silverado truck. Had a plug put in one that a bolt went into on the side. Never had a flat except that one. Still has good tread and ran these tires for 59,000 miles. Just now realized I need new tires. Michelin customer service said they only recommend running tires for ten years. Hope the new ones will give good service.

Bought a set of Pilot tires about 25K miles ago for my C350 MBZ with the understanding that they would last in the neighborhood of 45K miles. Well now the tires are bald. So I inquired about the warranty to 45K and have been informed by my dealer (AFTER I BOUGHT THE TIRES) that because the rear tires cannot be rotated, and even though the tread has worn evenly, my warranty is half, yes half, of what is advertised. Well isn't that just convenient. Now I have to spend my time finding some other manufacturer that will actually warranty their tires as advertised.

We decided to put a new rear tire on our bike before spring gets here. Much to both of our surprise, the old tire (it is only a year and a half old, and we are in our late 40’s and do not ride dangerously or enter into burn out contests) we took off, a Michelin Commander II (not a cheap tire by any means), had large, deep cracks the entire way around (there is no dry rot and the bike doesn’t sit long enough for that to occur), and some are deep enough to see the belts. It certainly has not been on enough miles for this kind of thing to occur. We are regular riders, and are on the bike several times per week during the spring, summer and fall months, but again, we are respectful riders. He often takes the grandchildren for rides as well, and the thought that this tire has been this way for God knows how long is certainly an extremely scary feeling.

I recently purchased a set of "new" Michelin Pilot Street tires for my Honda Blackbird. I did not ask the retailer how old the tires were as I assumed they would be at most a few years old. It turns out that when I checked the stamp on the tires they had "2012", meaning manufactured in week 20 of the year 2012. That means they were made in about May of 2012. The purchase date was February 2018. I rang to complain about this and was told by a Michelin rep that, "Our tires are good for ten years". Funny how Bridgestone say that their tires are removed from circulation after three years and that Pirelli don't recommend their tires be used after six years. I will never purchase a tire from these frauds ever again. This is a motorcycle I am riding, and tire integrity is a life and death issue.

I purchased a set of Michelin Premier tires about 2 and a half years and 30,000 miles ago. In my experience they have been nothing but pure garbage. I have had flats in 3 of the 4 tires and in one tire it went flat twice. I understand that all tires can get flats so I won't be too critical on this point. The guy at the discount tire after my third flat told me due to the type of material used that these tires are more susceptible to picking up nails and debris that can cause flats. Over this past summer I let the car sit on a hot driveway for about a week. When I went to drive the car again I noticed that the two front tires had huge bulges on the sidewalls. I took the car back to discount and was told that somehow the tire inner liner was damaged causing the tires to bulge out.

These tires (Michelin PRIMACY MXV4) came standard on my 2015 Honda Pilot. I have approximately 37,000 on my vehicle and I already need to replace the tires. I even have my tires rotated ever 5,000 miles - what a waste, in addition it vibrated not a smooth ride. Michelin has a warranty but only give you 41% off a tire that should still be good if it did its job and last 60K.

I bought a brand new Toyota Corolla 2016 in 2016. I thought, "Wow. I have great tires and they should last me a while." They are Michelin All Seasons that are apparently discounted. When I took my car to get a tire change because a nail on the sidewall they told me my tires were almost on the red at 22,000 miles!!! Flash forward to 4 months later I have 29,000 and they are way on red! I'm scared to even drive! It's not even worth calling customer service! Now I have to buy brand new tires for a 1 1/2 year old car. I will never buy Michelin again. The tires at 150-170 a tire and they don't last at all!

I purchased a set of Michelin Defender tires in 2-2015. I made sure all four tires had the same DOT numbers. I have kept my car in alignment, always check the air pressure regularly, rotate them on regular basis... I do 99% highway (interstate) driving with these tires... They were stated as "90,000" mile tires. WHAT A JOKE!!! I have 40,080 miles and the tread is down to 3/32!!! In my opinion, Michelin should be brought up on fraud charges! I understand it is "limited warranty... Up to 90,000 miles..." but to get less than half the miles! There is ABSOLUTELY no way anyone could get even close to their stated "90,000" miles on these tires!!! In reading some of the reviews, I saw a gentleman from Santa Fe, stated the same issue... He only got 40,000 miles on his Defender tires out of the stated 90,000 mile warranty. Michelin tires are very overpriced and obviously not worth the cost!

Bought a set of Michelin tires in 2015 (55,000 mile warranty). Less than 2 years and 18,000 miles, tires need replacing - chunks of rubber breaking off. Called customer service. They advised taking to local dealer for inspection. They said it was cosmetic only and the tires were safe and this was common with Michelin tires. I am not so sure they are safe. This shouldn’t happen to a $212 tire that is supposed to be high quality, offered to give me $20.00 off each tire if I bought a set of new ones! Will not buy Michelin tires again.

I'd like to start this by saying that I've been in the tire industry as a sales man, technician, and supervisor for approximately five years. Currently I am a supervisor in the tire industry. The majority of the tires I sell are Michelin. I have even been to their headquarters in Greenville for training and I have spent time on their track testing out various tires. I have first hand experience with how good their tires. I also have experience dealing with Michelin with unsatisfied customers.

Stock tires on my 2014 Corvette are almost goners at 8,200 miles. These tires have 30,000.00 warranty and as you can see are nowhere close to that. I had a previous experience with my 2005 Corvette and switched to Goodyear on that car. Run flats have fewer options, last time I looked. I couldnt believe these tires on the 2014 were worn at 8200 miles and just replaced with same tires without even thinking about the past 2005 situation.

Michelin Latitude HP 275/60r/20 - This is the highest priced tire they make for my luxury SUV. These tires need replacing at 28,000 miles. This is no joke. A Tire rated 90k. I complained. They acted like they were going to satisfy me as a customer. These tires came with my new car. They expected me to repurchase these tires at $1,400 plus tax. When is someone going to put a stop to Corp. screwing the public. Corruption will be the end of this nation. TRUST no more.

I even think it is fraud to advertise that they warranty that these tires will last 60,000 when the truth is that they last only 30,000 miles. I would understand if they last 55,000 miles that the way you drive can affect the life of the tire but NOT 30,000 MILES (half of what they should last). I paid almost $600 and thought it was worthy since they warranty they were going to last 60,000 miles. They worn out around 30,000 miles and they want me to buy a new set with a credit of only $120. They must be kidding, I would be like paying over $1000 for the 60,000 miles if I do that. Who would buy the same bad quality. The fame of Michelin is based on the marketing not on real quality.

No complaints on handling traction and all that but 90000 miles is a joke. You pay top dollar for what you think is a good quality tire. Only got 40000 with all the rotations alignment etc. Do not buy the Defender, spend less money on another reputable brand. Shame on you Michelin.

I've been buying Michelin tires for over 30 years. Had a set on a 66 Chrysler for over 20 years and tires were still good. Bought a new set of LTX M/S 2 for 963.00 for my Dodge Ram 2500 in 2010. After about a year I noticed the sidewalls were cracking. Called the dealer and he said they were safe and it is just cosmetic. So I kept driving on them for the next 40,000 miles until a few days ago Oct 2017. Had a flat and took it to Costco to check out and they said they were rotten and would not repair them and that they were unsafe.

I have a 2014 Jayco RV on a 2013 E-450 Ford chassis with Michelin LTX M/S tires, LT225/75R16, DOT B3JH009X with a tire manufactured date of 2113 or the 21st week of 2013. In July 2017 with only 17,000 miles on the odometer, I encountered thread separation on my right front tire. In September 2017, still with only 17,000 miles on the odometer, I encountered thread separation on my left rear outer dual tire. These are 70,000 mile warranty tires. In both cases, the local Michelin representative, Discount Tire, charged me for thread wear, an environmental fee, tire balancing and new valve stems for the replacement tires.

I've been buying Michelin for over 25 years. No More! Purchased a set of Latitude tires for my Lexus in January 2017 for $600 installed. Michelin rate these tires at 55,000 mile. Now, with a little over 12,000 miles they are 80% worn and need to be replaced. The car is well maintained with regular tire rotation. I contacted Michelin for help under their warranty. They sent me to a local tire shop that told me the tires needed to be replaced. They tried to sell me off brand tires because THEY DO NOT CARRY MICHELIN TIRES! It seems Michelin has no intention of honoring it mileage warranty. It is bad business to rate a tire at 55,000 mile when, in reality it will only last 15,000 mile. Shame on Michelin!

I own a 2008 Toyota Solara... with 23000 miles on it. I have the original tires and I have been told by two different tire shops that they are worn out and need to be replaced before winter. I work out of my house and literally drive maybe 2-3 days a week to do errands. I do not know much about cars but I do know my tires should last longer than this. Do I have any recourse?

I own a 2014 Lexus, with 30,000 miles on the vehicle. The original tires are Michelin, Latitude model, and I just noticed that all four have cracks in the sidewalls. Also, the tread is showing more wear than they should for 30,000 miles. I would have thought that I should get 60,000 on Michelins. Very disappointed in what I thought was a premium tire!

I had these tires on ONE DAY! Drove to work and on the way home on the highway the tire (Michelin Pilot sport 235 45r18) blew!!! Could have killed me. Lucky it was nighttime and not many cars on the road. The whole sidewall separated from the tread. I never want the brand of tire again!!!

It is obvious the ratings on this site are inflated by paid trolls. Observe the 5 star reviews which occur every single day in January and end in February. Observe the sparsity of reviews before and after those reviews. Obviously someone has been paid to do those positive reviews. Here is my experience. Purchased Michelin Defenders with limited 90,000 mile warranty. At best I got 25,000 miles before I now have to replace them. I say at best as during the period I bought them I also rotated them off my car to use winter tires.

As one of the big companies that constantly promote themselves being the best, this wasn't the experience. I bought a car in 2014 with Michelin Destiny Tires on them. By the next year, I started to notice cracking around the shoulders. Tires weren't even 4 years old, and had most of their tread. Michelin did nothing, and just gave a runaround. Fast forward to today and this is how they look like.

As most consumers, I reviewed Consumer Reports prior to making large purchases. In early May 2015, I needed to purchase tires for my 2010 Ford F150 XLT 2x4 truck. The original tires were worn out at 41,000 miles. The "best" replacement tire recommended by Consumer Reports was the Michelin Latitude Tour Radial tire - 265/60R18 109T. I purchased 4 and had them installed at a local tire shop; I also had 1 4-wheel alignment done at the same time. For warranty purposes, I registered them with Michelin. I purchased my truck new from the local Ford dealer and have it serviced there exclusively. Never wrecked or damaged, and each full service oil change (5k mile intervals) includes tire rotation. I've had the tires (4) re-balanced twice due to vibrations from the rear tires.

These Michelin Green X Energy Saver A/S P225/50 R17 tires are the most slippery tires I have ever owned by far. My tires will most times spin when I enter a roadway, regardless of my speed. I was on an upward slope at a stop sign the other day and they spun for quite a few seconds before gaining enough traction to proceed - and this was a dry paved road! I am very concerned that when I must stop suddenly on a wet road, that I won't be able to stop in time. These tires came with the vehicle when I purchased it used from Folsom Ford.

We own a 2005 Hyundai Santa Fe. Seven years ago we purchased a set of Michelin 235R 17 tires from Sears. The set lasted 98,000 miles and still had good tread on them but we're starting to crack due to age. Can't complain about that. They were great tires.

Purchased a brand new Nissan Rouge. Came with Michelin tires. Two separated at the tread. Emailed Michelin and was told to go to Tire Kingdom. Tire Kingdom said, "You must have hit something." I know I did not hit anything. I will not accept a high school kid telling me I hit something. So when I emailed Michelin and asked what better way they warranty their tires other than the opinion of a kid working at Tire Kingdom, I have received no response from Michelin in two months. P.S. Tire Kingdom has bought me 4 new wheels because they scratched them when I purchased 4 new tires on another car. This is the professionalism you get from Tire Kingdom recommended by Michelin. And the worst customer support from Michelin. These tires should be on a recall list before they kill someone.

I purchased 4 new Michelin tires in August 2016 from Tire Barn Warehouse in Johnson City, Tennessee, 423-283-9189. The air pressure light has come on 5 times and each time I take it back for correction I am told it is account of cold weather. I have used Michelin for over 40 years and have never heard this. The car is a 2015 Mazda 5. Is Michelin making a less than quality tire? I didn't pay a low price. The light goes off for about 2 weeks and then comes back on. Can you help? I am a loyal customer.

The tires on my Corvette have excellent adhesion and wear is good. Michelin's warranty could be improved... only covers 4 tire purchase if all tires are the same. My car has larger tires in the rear, but never had a warrantied situation arrive.

Replaced Firestones that aquaplaned and never felt stable during rough weather. The Michelins grip the road during heavy rain and winter weather, making the tire easier to handle and feeling more secure.

I use these tires on my Superduty Fords, my 3 axle equip trailer, my dump trailer and my wife's car. I do not overload my equipment so I do not have to worry about overloaded tires. I also do not have to worry about most traction snow/mud conditions. I do not have weak and wobbly side walls giving me any instability. I get very good tread life so the tires are worth the money. I have used Michelin for years with minimal problems and no blowout or failure problems.

Michelin was the first radial tire available. The rest of the industry were slow to learn, and I do not believe they ever caught up. I have owned other brands of tires and worked in a Bridgestone tire mfg plant, so I know tires. Michelin are the best quality retail tires available.

I've always choose Michelin Tires, even though they are more expensive they are the best. One gets what one pays for.

I have always used Michelin tires on my automobiles. I highly recommend these tires. At first, one will be shocked at the price of the tires, but they are well worth the monies one invests. To know that no matter what the road condition, that these tires will by far outperform most tires that are being used for your car, it is worth it in the long run. The guarantee is (I believe) 80000 miles, but I have always surpassed those miles. I have driven in numerous weather conditions and these tires have ALWAYS surpassed any other tire.

I have owned B. F. Goodrich, Yokohama, General, Dunlop, and many other brands, but Michelin have outperformed all other brands in all categories. Yokohama tires were sold defective and caused an accident when the tires were on 6 weeks! They did not accept responsibility for the vehicle damage. Michelin lasted longer than expected. I do take care of my tires and have them rotated and balanced, and I make sure the tires are aligned.

I love cars, and to pay for college I worked as an auto mechanic, service adviser, and automotive service sales person (mostly tires). Now that I have been out of college for a few decades, I love fast luxury Sedans. But no matter what kind of car you drive, the most important thing is the safety of you, your loved ones, and the people you share the road with. And the second biggest factor in safe driving, right after driving safely, are your tires. And in my opinion, the best tires on the market are made by Michelin. They can not be beat for their combination of traction, low noise, and quality.

There are many levels of quality in every brand, so the tire distributor is very important for giving an honest recommendation for the right tire and tire rotation for your car. America's Tire has done that and the Michelin tires I have purchased have performed very well. I like the all weather pattern for handling and ride comfort. I would recommend America's Tire and Michelin.