these came as standard equipment on my new car. Quiet? yes. Smooth riding? Yes. but these things have limited dry grip and squeal at the slightest provocation. NOT an optimal tire for a performance sedan. These might be good for a mini-van or Ford Crown Vic.

My Ford Fusion came with Michelin Energy Saver A/S. Driving today I swerved to miss an oncoming driver and hit a small curb straight on and the passenger side tire blew. I thought it was the sensor out of synch but the sidewall was split with no rim damage. Others reported the same sidewall issue.

These tires came standard on my 2018 Nissan. Because they are energy-saving tires, chances are you'll see them on a lot of electric vehicles are hybrids. They perform great I guess. I had to replace two of my tires at 20,000 miles. The other two are still OK, but I'll probably replace them in about 5000 miles. There is in these times are not getting one or two stars, is because five years ago I purchased a 2013 Nissan leaf, and that one came with Bridgestone Ecopia tires which are the competing tires. Those were completely bald at 17,000 miles

Took delivery in May of new 2012 Chrysler Town and Country, fitted with the Energy A/S. Then drove 6000 miles from Nebraska to Oregon, down to LA, then east thru Nevada, Arizona, and back to Nebraska. Encountered high winds, golfball size hail (yes, got some dents), and rain. Tires performed amazingly. On flat stretches I got as high as 32 miles per gallon. From Arizona to Nebraska I averaged 29 miles per gallon. In town I am getting 18 to 20. I am very pleased! Tires are quiet, and I did not experience any handling problems in the rain.

These tires came stock on my 2013 charger and they are awesome, I live in CT and we get some really different types of weather, snow in am, rain at lunch and sleet in pm, and these tires have been able to take whatever Mother Nature throws their way.

We noticed an immediate difference between this set of tires and the brand which came with the car when new. Smooth, quite and excellent grip when dirving in the rain. Our automatic choice when time to replace tires is Michelin. We are extremely pleased.

I am never afraid to pay the price for Michelin. These 'green" tires not only save gas, but are better for the environment. I mounted these on my 2010 Prius to replace the original factory OEM tires. Have never been sorry. They actually give a softer ride and equal handling characteristics. Wear appears to be better after 10k miles. The originals factory tires only lasted 20k miles! Nice profile and good all weather traction. Thanks.

I have a 2018 Honda Accord Hybrid and now have 27k miles and noticed a bubble in my sidewall in BOTH front tires. I don't expect this from Michelin especially in two tires there is obviously a defect from the reviews on here. Not to mention how unsafe it is to drive around like that.

The tires I recently purchased, replaced a set of 4 Michelin tires. The tires I replaced were at the end of their life and their usefulness was waning. Since replacing the used tires, with new, I have driven the same road, under the same conditions, which prompted me to purchase new tires. I-10. At night. In torrential rain. The water was puddling on the road, which was a perfect condition for hydroplaning. Michelin Tires performed phenomenally. The amount of other vehicles was sparse but they were traveling slow enough to impede traffic. I was able to negotiate the terrain with confidence and a secure feeling as my Michelin Tires provided traction and control, not afforded by other brands I've used. Congratulations Michelin !! Your product is everything your advertising promised and more.

Very unhappy with this stock tire's treadwear. Overall, handling and lack of noise are great. However, at nearly $200 per tire, an attractive '6-year, 65k mile warranty', you would expect these to last longer than 37,000 miles. I change oil and rotate tires religiously and am a non-aggressive driver at my age. I just checked all 4 tires - all measure between 2/32" and 3/32" of tread left. Note: the UTQG rating of 480 is awful for a $200 tire. Don't buy or be fooled - do your research. This one is a non-winner and there are far better choices. Just because it's a Michelin, doesn't mean it's a good buy.