These tires are what came on my husbands used Honda when he bought it. The tires were 11 years old and still looked great, minus some dry rot. He purchased the same tires (he knew he would be driving a lot) and didn't mind paying a little extra for such good tires. You can get tires cheaper, but you won't get the performance out of them like you do with these.

The communication between Online ordering and Auto Care was not sufficient. If it were I could have had these installed last week.

Replaced the OEM Bridgestones on our Honda CRV with these. We immediately noticed that these Michelins are much quieter. We get a few mpg more on the freeway, too. We weren't surprised, we had the same tires on a previous car as well. Highly Recommended.

I drive a lot. MPG and max range are a big deal. So, I bought a new, left over 2017 Kia Niro FE in May. 2018. I'll turn over 200K within two weeks. I put 94K on the factory tires with plenty of tread left. After putting 101K on my second set, also with tread left, I put on the third set last week. They'll most likely take me beyond 300K. I know what I'm getting with these Michelin Energy Saver Tires. Why change to another model or brand and risk having less performance than 670 miles on a 10.8 gallon tank and allowing 100K miles between sets? BTW, my driving conditions are not typical to the normal driver but the vehicle normally gets around 520 miles to a tank of gas. Also, Michelins warranty is 60K.

I got 80K miles out of these tires and the ride was very smooth. I drive on a potholed road every single day and with the firestone tires, I used to always have to get the tires patched. Not these though.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Can always rely on the quality of Michelin tires and Walmart had the best price on this particular style and size.

I scheduled my car early at 7 am first appointment available, to be able to be in and out. Unfortunately I still spent 2 hours waiting when there was no one else there but me. I manage an auto center. As we all know time is money. I just feel like they could make better use of their time , to make not only the business more profitable . But themselves more of an asset to the company.

These tires are not as good as the ones they replaced. Theoretically they’re the same tire, but they’re not. The new tires have a “b” rating where the previous ones were “a.” Also, these tires have more road noise than the previous tires. Even my Michelin dealer didn’t know that these tires were not the same until I pointed it out to them. Overall disappointing. But hopefully still retain the Michelin quality.

I bought 4 tires but the 2 tires that were sent have a manuctured date is 2022 and the other 2 tires is 2023

I used to think of this company as quality, but my tires look ridiculous. I have on all 4 tires an outer ring of leftover rubber, I guess from when it came out of the mold. While this doesn't hurt performance, it looks absolutely ridiculous. The tires came with my new car, so I'm stuck. My beautiful looking car has this big eyesore. When I'm in a big parking lot, I look at tires, see many Goodyear tires, and never see this. Stay away, far away.