Have the tires on my wife's Honda CR-V and they are great. The first time we purchased tires for the car, we went with the OEM brand, Continential. WORST TIRES EVER. For my wife to notice a difference, says a lot. Will never buy anything but Michelin going foward.

According to the warranty, and quality of product, my tires are missing something exceptional for a passengers car, 10000 miles. I get my tires rotation like it is indicated in my users manual, as well as the pressure level, etc., nevertheless, by next month I'll buy a set of for new tires and I have consider 3 other brands that compete with significantly with my michelins.

These tires came stock with my 2014 Dodge Charger when I got the 60.000 maintenance done on it I has asked if I could get the same tires that came with the car. The sales guy said sure that they still make this model of tire for my car. I said great I love these tires they seem to handle great and seem very quiet when going down the road if they handle as good and last as long as the first set may buy another when I need them.

This is the third car that I have purchased these tire to replace the original tires. I have a small car and these tires greatly reduced road noise. I like the handling and the all season aspect of these. I will be purchasing a set for my other car in a few months.

I've only experienced these tires for the past 24K miles since buying my 2011 Mustang, but I am surprised to be averaging 23 mpg in a pony car! These Michelins are fairly quiet on the freeway commute, as far as I can tell. I am generally a spirited driver, but tend to cruise at the speed limit on the freeways. I am, so far, satisfied with these tires. Let's see how these tires manage in the Michigan winter!

I had these tires when I purchased the car. After 67000, it was time to replace them. I bought set of Bridgestones for my car but I realize the difference instantly. After a week I called my service center and asked them to replace it with Michelin Energy Saver. Michelin tires are very quiet and smooth. I will never switch to any other brand again.

My 2018 Ford Escape came with the Energy Saver A/S as OEM Equipment. I have owned Michelin Tires since the 80's. When my OEM tires need to be replaced I always use Michelin. This Escape is also my 4th Escape since 2013. The 2018 rides the most unsettled of all the Escapes I have owned. I had a shake in one tire from the beginning, had it balanced on a road force balancing machine and they determined a flat spot on the same tire. The tires make a whopping noise as you go down the road. They have been rotated 3 times in 19000 miles and are wearing evenly. I have the Michelin Defender T&H on another vehicle I own and Find these tires to be fantastic. Smooth and quiet. I strongly recommend the Defender T&H vs the Energy Saver A/S

We have had no trouble with 2 sets of these tires on a 2011 Fusion. 97,000 miles and we drive 2 miles of gravel each day, sometimes more gravel. The Michelins were worth the extra $150 or so versus most brands that I usually get just 35,000 miles out of.

OEM on my 2019 Accord Hybrid, not a bad tire for highway/fuel savings. Quiet and tread seems to wear fairly (11k right now tires seem like I could get 50k based off wear) Look else where or invest in winter tires. Low traction when the temp drops or roads are slick.

Replaced factory tires vehicle came with and what an improvement. Ride is smoother, amazingly reduced road noise and improved handling in snow. All reasons we opted to replace the original tires early. Very pleased so far. Cannot comment on wear since they have only been on for a month.