I have had these tires for about a week now. They are on a 2012 Dodge Avenger. These tires offer great handling in wet weather, awesome dry handling. I can't really speak for snow just yet. I love the way they feel on the road. Great tire!! will definately be buying these again for my other car.

We were looking for new high performance all-season tires and these were just right. We had original run-flats on our BMW 135i. These Pilot A/S 3's grip and handle the road well. They cushion your ride (especially well if you are used to the run-flats). What a difference these tires make. Obviously buy a can of fix a flat just in case you own this car because you have no spare and no run-flats anymore. We love the tires and would definitely recommend them.

The tires were bought to upgrade the overall performance of my 2010 Bentley Speed. The 'bespoke' tires have been surpassed technologically by the AS3's, and I wanted the added value of a tire that lasts, a nice change from competitors effots. Combine bad weather grip, great ride and superior ride and handling . . . how can you loose? I drive twisty, wet two lane roads every day and the security these tires deliver can be felt though the wheel; awsome! 40 years of experience with Michelin has always been good for me, make the change, you'll never regret it.

Michelin has always been in the family and seeing how they came up with the Pilot Sport A/S 3's just made it better to stay with Michelin tires. I switched my RFT and I'm going on a couple of thousand miles now. So far the ride is 100 times better! I have a luxury car and I went from feeling like I was off roading to having a nice smooth ride. Curse those RFT! Luckily, my old RFT came with the car and I didn't spend twice I would of if I did get the RFT again. We do a lot of driving since family is far and coming home the ride is so smooth that when my family is asleep they don't even notice all the bumps and road noise. The new A/S 3s are a better ride, the handling is great, the road noise is not an issue anymore and I do save more gas than I did before. The look of the tires are great and the feel is what I was looking for. Overall, I would put the A/S 3s again once I'm up for new tires again unless they come up with A/S 4s which would be great. Thanks Michelin team! Keep up the good work! I love the new tires!

I replaced the stock Pirelli tires on my Mustang GT, with the AS-3's, based on reviews that I had read. I also went with wider, staggered wheels, 245's in the front and 285's in the back, on 18 inch rims. The ride quality and ultimate grip in wet or dry conditions is incredible. I am currently replacing the rears with the same tire, although the fronts have, obviously, lasted longer. The rears lasted approximately 60000 km under hard driving conditions, purely in the Canadian summer months. This is an excellent tire based on my experience.

Dry and Wet performance is excellent, however their performance on compact snow is almost zero. I could not get over the "curb" leading to my driveway. In Michigan, this makes the tire almost useless. I would not recommend to others, nor purchase them again.

Just bought two rear tires for my Lexus IS250. They are very quiet and have awesome grip. They hook up well in the rain as well. My front tires are another brand and now I can hear the noise coming from them compared to the Michelin. The Michelin's live up to their name as far as quiet and smooth ride. That is why they are number one in tires. I always buy Michelin when I can.

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.

Bought Michilin Pilot Sport AS+ May 2012 with 45,000 mile warranty (235/50ZR18). Have driven 35,500 miles and purchse retailer now says I need new tires. Driving is around suburbs with no long road-trips and the car has been into purchase retailer 7 times for rotate/balance/align as required. Warranty appears to be much less than was represented by sales retailer at time of purchase. Product has lasted 21% less than the expected miles and yet the customer satisfaction credit is only11% of the purchase price of the new tires or 9% of the original tire price (sales retailer is recommending Michelin Pilot Sport A/S3 235/50R18 for my current replacement). I liked the way the car drove with these tires. Especially happy with snow performance as they handled well. But I am upset that the verbal warranty explanation was so much better on the sales end than the reality on the other side. It seems to me that the customer satisfaction discount on the new tires should be double what it is.

I put four new Michelin pilots on my car and have driven barely over 20,000 miles on them in the rear tires already need to be replaced for the money you spend whi I am considering purchasing another brand of tire if anyone has suggestions for a comfortable ride and longer lasting wear let me know