MICHELIN PREMIER LTX 235/65R18 106V
MICHELIN PREMIER LTX 235/65R18 106V
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MICHELIN Premier LTX
All-Season SUV & Light Truck Tire | EV Ready
Safe When New. Safe When Worn. The MICHELIN Premier LTX is engineered to deliver confident wet braking performance throughout the life of the tire. Featuring innovative EverGrip™ Technology, it maintains strong traction and shorter stopping distances—even as the tire wears.
Key Benefits
- Shorter Wet Stopping: Even when half-worn, it stops shorter on wet roads than leading competitors’ brand-new tires.*
- Hydroplaning Resistance: Expanding rain grooves widen and new grooves emerge as the tire wears.
- Excellent Wet Grip: High silica EverGrip™ compound enhances wet traction and everyday handling.
- Light Winter Capability: Sunflower Oil keeps the compound flexible in colder temperatures.
- EV Ready: Designed to support the torque and weight demands of electric vehicles.
EverGrip™ Wet-Braking Technology
EverGrip™ Technology uses expanding rain grooves and emerging tread channels that open as the tire wears—helping maintain wet traction and braking performance over time.
*Based on internal and third-party wet braking tests. Results may vary depending on driving habits and conditions.
Hydroplaning Resistance
As the tire wears, its rain grooves expand to maintain water evacuation, reducing hydroplaning risk and helping maintain road contact during heavy rain.
Light Winter Performance
Sunflower Oil in the EverGrip™ compound helps maintain flexibility in colder temperatures. Multiple tread blocks and sipes create biting edges to improve grip in light snow.
Note: For severe winter conditions, a dedicated winter tire is recommended.

Michelin Tires FAQ
Are Michelin tires good quality?
Yes. Michelin tires are considered some of the highest quality tires in the world. They are known for excellent safety, durability, and long tread life.
How long do Michelin tires last?
Michelin tires are designed to last longer than many competing brands. Depending on the model and driving conditions, many Michelin tires can last 60,000 km to 100,000 km or more.
Are Michelin tires worth the price?
Yes. Although Michelin tires often cost more upfront, their longer lifespan, fuel efficiency, and performance can provide better overall value.
Are Michelin tires good in winter?
Yes. Michelin offers several winter tire models such as the Michelin X-Ice series that provide excellent traction on snow and ice.
Do Michelin tires come with a warranty?
Most Michelin tires include a manufacturer limited warranty and many models offer a treadwear warranty depending on the tire category.
Where are Michelin tires made?
Michelin tires are produced in multiple factories around the world, including North America and Europe, following strict quality standards.
Why Choose Michelin Tires?
Michelin tires are known worldwide for their premium quality, safety, and long-lasting performance. With over 100 years of tire innovation, Michelin designs tires that deliver excellent grip, durability, and driving comfort in all conditions.
Excellent Safety and Grip
Michelin tires provide reliable traction and strong braking performance on both wet and dry roads.
Long Tread Life
Many Michelin tires are engineered to last longer, helping drivers get more kilometers and better value from their tires.
Comfortable and Quiet Ride
Advanced tread designs help reduce road noise and vibrations for a smoother and more comfortable driving experience.
Premium and Trusted Brand
Michelin is one of the most respected tire manufacturers in the world and is often chosen as original equipment by major vehicle manufacturers.
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Michelin Promise Plan
60-day Satisfaction Guarantee
If you’re not 100% satisfied, bring your tires and original sales receipt back to the place of purchase within 60 days for a new set of tires.
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Michelin Promise Plan
3-Year roadside assistance
Program includes:
- Flat Tire Changeout
- Fluid delivery (gas, water, etc.)3
- Lockout service
- Battery jump start
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Michelin Promise Plan
Kilometer Treadwear Limited Warranty
Most MICHELIN® tires carry a kilometer limited warranty in addition to the standard materials and workmanship warranty for treadwear or mileage.
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Michelin Promise Plan
Standard Limited Warranty
All MICHELIN® tires have a Standard Manufacturer's Limited Warranty, which covers defects in workmanship and materials for the life of the original usable tread, or for 6 years from date of purchase, whichever occurs first.
MICHELIN PREMIER LTX 235/65R18 106V
MICHELIN PREMIER LTX 235/65R18 106V
MICHELIN Premier LTX
All-Season SUV & Light Truck Tire | EV Ready
Safe When New. Safe When Worn. The MICHELIN Premier LTX is engineered to deliver confident wet braking performance throughout the life of the tire. Featuring innovative EverGrip™ Technology, it maintains strong traction and shorter stopping distances—even as the tire wears.
Key Benefits
- Shorter Wet Stopping: Even when half-worn, it stops shorter on wet roads than leading competitors’ brand-new tires.*
- Hydroplaning Resistance: Expanding rain grooves widen and new grooves emerge as the tire wears.
- Excellent Wet Grip: High silica EverGrip™ compound enhances wet traction and everyday handling.
- Light Winter Capability: Sunflower Oil keeps the compound flexible in colder temperatures.
- EV Ready: Designed to support the torque and weight demands of electric vehicles.
EverGrip™ Wet-Braking Technology
EverGrip™ Technology uses expanding rain grooves and emerging tread channels that open as the tire wears—helping maintain wet traction and braking performance over time.
*Based on internal and third-party wet braking tests. Results may vary depending on driving habits and conditions.
Hydroplaning Resistance
As the tire wears, its rain grooves expand to maintain water evacuation, reducing hydroplaning risk and helping maintain road contact during heavy rain.
Light Winter Performance
Sunflower Oil in the EverGrip™ compound helps maintain flexibility in colder temperatures. Multiple tread blocks and sipes create biting edges to improve grip in light snow.
Note: For severe winter conditions, a dedicated winter tire is recommended.