Bought these tires for my Mercedes CL55 AMG. Been on several 400 mile plus road trips. Couldn't ask for a better. The handling cornering are superb.... Being a sport tire they ride a little harder than your avg. radials... But my hydraulic suspension smoothes it out ... Over all one of the best set of tires I have ever bought... I recommend them for any high performance car....

bought these tires for my little Audi A4 at 66000 miles. At 86000 miles my dealer balanced at my request but refused to rotate since the tires are" worn to the wear bar and cupped badly". Loved the quiet ride and road dependability but will sadly took for another brand now. I use the Audi around town 60% and highway 40%. I am very disappointed to be needing a new set of tires.

I purchased these on recommendation, after trying some other ultra high performance A/S tires. I found these to be stable in the corners with minimal roll in hard turns on both Dry and Wet roads. I was worried about the lack of Winter reviews but bought these anyway. I went to Stevens Pass Wa. to play in the snow, I found these tires to have very good predictability in the snow which ranged from 2" to 6" and fairly good predictability on bare ice. I had no problems driving in the wet, snowy and Icy conditions, these are all around good tires.

Purchased a new set of wheels with bigger diameter, so I need it to buy a tire with lower profile . I went from aspect ratio 55 ( also Michelin ) to 45 and I was shocked to see that the ride comfort remained the same, while the handling was unbelievable. I made tests and even post videos on net with the results. They also have a lip that protects the rim from curb marks, very clever. Good price too.

I'm now in the market for new tires. I had these tires on my Ford Fusion -- purchased 6/9/15. I put no more than 24 K on these tires during that time but was told two months ago that I needed to consider new tires and today failed the state inspection because my tires are past due to be replaced. I came here to look for the warranty on mileage because I spent way too much for these tires that lasted the shortest amount of time of any tires I have ever purchased in 30 years of driving. Very disappointing.

Changing to the MPSAS3 made our already great car even better. I felt an improved connection to the road. Yes it was stiffer but not in a way that was more uncomfortable but rather it was like upgrading the dampers on the car to the "sport" version. Braking was improved in both wet and dry and the handling was very rewarding. The car goes where I point it and it is predictable even in the snow/ice mix. This is an All Season and does not compare to a full ice and snow tire but it is by far the best All Season I have been on. I am extremely pleased with the tire.

I love Michelin tires and when I got my new Audi A6 in 2014 I pulled the stock tires and out these on as they had great reviews and I always felt Michelin tires are superior. Well,these tires ride and handle great and are quiet. I was shocked when I was in for an oil change at 14,100 miles and they told me I need tires soon. 4/32 on two tires and 5/32 on the other two, what? I had pure summer tires that held up better than these. Also,had a competitors UHP A/S uni-directional tires that cost half as much that lasted far longer than these. Considering the Michelin price premium I will be replacing these with anothe brand soon. If you do not mix them wearing out early then these are great tires, otherwise find something else.

I purchased these tires to replace the ones I had on my Ford 2014 Escape. My scape came with 19 inch tires so I bought the pilot as3 hoping to get better mileage in a better ride .I got the better ride but the mileage was terrable. All four tires had to be replaced after 19000 miles as opposed 45000 mile warranty. Had them for less than a year and now it appears they are no longer available.

I purchased these tires as replacement for the OEM Michelin Pilots on my 2012 Civic Si Coupe. The OEM's only had 12,000 miles but the lack of performance, especially in rain or snow, had me looking elsewhere. I had an '07 Si coupe with Conti DWS, which outperformed the OEM's on my '12, and did consider them, but am glad I opted for the AS/3's. The performance in snow over the past week has been exceptional, much better than the DWS and far superior to the OEM's. I had no trouble driving through 8.5" of wet snow on Monday, 4" of powder last week, and plowed through about 10" of snow / slush / ice encountered in various areas during my drive this morning. Dry performance is great, although not as good as the Pilot Exalto's which were OEM on my '07. Wet performance is very good, the tires are minimally phased by standing water. Note that my Si's both have limited slip differentials, which certainly contributes to performance during inclement weather. I now have approximately 3,500 miles on the AS/3's, and could not be more pleased with my purchase.

Replaced OEM tires with Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3 on my 2011 Mazda MX-5 and immediately noticed a difference in handling, quietness and control. Car holds the road like it's on tracks. After researching thoroughly I believe the Michelins can't be beat for safety, longevity and quality of ride for a Mazda Miata/MX-5. I have about 1000 miles on the tires and feel much more confident driving now.