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.

All of my cars have Michelin tires because I will not settle for less. The A/S 3s had just come out when I bought them. I put them on my E-class to replace my old MXM4s. They are quiet, and handle great. At high speed on the freeway, the car is extremely stable. It hasn't rained in San Diego recently so I can't comment on wet traction. But since it normally doesn't rain here, I'm not too concerned.

wearing out at 20000 miles. Did not perform well on ice and snow. I thought I may have had a bad batch from the factory. These came on the car. Very disapointed. Never had tires that wore out this quickly in 50 years of driving. handles ok in warmer weather. I regret saying this my previous expereince with Michelin was they made very good tires. sorrey about the spelling as I can't find the spell check.

I just bought a set of 4 tires for a 2006 Civic SI. Before I had 4 Fuzions Tires. The Car came originally with Michelin (summer)tires, those lasted 95k miles !. After those, I bought a set of 4 Hangkook, then I bought a set of 4 Fuzion ( wich I wouldn't recommend to anyone. Now I am back and very happy with Michelin again. The difference on the ride is huge !, new tires, brand new, bought in Sept/14 I would recommend these tires to anyone. New shoes ;-)

It provides total grip in the snow during the winter and great traction and performance in the warm seasons. I once accidentally drove over cracked glass pieces and was worried my tires were ruined but they were just fine. The tires lasted me years and I drive quite a lot of miles per year.

Second set of these I bought, I replaced the stock Tires on my 2012 Charger with them and the stock set on our 2010 370z roadster. : Comment on the charger, the only thing I didn't like was the appearance in a 20" low profile I could see a lot of the tread pattern and there appeared to be a lot of space in the wheel well. However they rode great. Comment on the 370z, opposite of the charger, in a 19" staggered size they fill the wheel well. Stock Tires only lasted 10k. We will see how these hold up, should be 22k since I can't rotate them.

I just replaced the OEM tires on my GTI. These new Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3 tires are better in every respect that matters to me. They might be a little noiser than the originals, and I have noticed a slight decrease in gas mileage, but these are small tradeoffs for the amazing wet road traction. Of course, some of the mileage decrease might just be because I am driving more enthusiastically, since the car is really more enjoyable to drive now. The car is much more composed over poor road surfaces, and I haven't been able to induce wheel hop, something that was easy with the old tires on a wet road. Great job, Michelin, you have a winner!

I have a 2006 Audi A3 3.2 Quatro S-line. I have used Conti Pros which was the tire the car came with. Since switching to the Michelins I notice a huge improvement in performance and handling, especially driving on wet/slick roads. I have a lot more confidence driving with these tires. Highly recommended. I hope these are offered on the new Audi S3 coming next year!

Switched from original run flats on my BMW Series 3 sport coupe to these new A/S 3 Pilots. I had read many positive reviews and find these tires live up to all the accolades. Quiet and smooth with incredible grip and performance. Love 'em! It's like having a "better" BMW!

Had the dealer put these tires on my 2012 Buick Regal GS after the stock summer performance tires had worn down. Pros: Great grip, good handling, and very nice on wet roads. Cons: SO NOISEY! I've got less than 4,000 miles on them and am going have the dealer take them back. I don't know if I got a bad batch, but I literally cannot stand to be inside my car @35 mph, @ 50 mph or @70 mph. I was hoping after the first couple hundred miles the noise would go away or at least subside, but alas, it has not. My wife refuses to ride in the car on long road trips because the growl/howl of these tires is annoying. I turn my radio up so loud in an attempt to drown out the noise. I am on the fence on whether or not I will get these replaced with another set of A/S 3's (assuming the 4 I got are a bad batch), or try something else. I've always known Michelin to be a great tire as my parents had them on the majority of the Cadillac's they owned without any issue. I gave the comfort portion a "Below Average" grade because riding in the car is far from comfortable. Hopefully the next set isn't as awful...