I have these on a large suv and they do save gas. They are put on at factory to help meet epa requirements. Traction and performance is same as expected from michelin tires. A really good tire for 3 seasons especially if you hav vehicle where every bit counts towards fuel savings and saving carbon emissions

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

I got these tires when I bought a brand new 2017 Honda Accord Hybrid EX-L. At 9,214 miles the front Tires inner edge were worn down to the inner cord. 11,000 miles later the other 2 tires had the same issue. Michelin and the dealership did nothing. Don't buy these tires

Have used This tire on my car since 2002, have second set on the car now. I have gotton vervice out of this tire and have not had any compliants, ware has been great and no flats . Tread ware is good and the only reason for the change is the age of the tires.

Mich Energy Savers came on a Chrysler 300 we purchased new. The majority of mileage was on mountain roads and then a lot of interstate driving. We had over 87,000 miles and just getting to the wear bars. Great ride, great wet rode handling and a smooth ride. We won't try another tire!

Great Buy. Less expensive than other similar tires yet provide fuel savings. Highly recommend looking at these tires for your next purchase. Ride is very good. Drove 7000 miles on them including a 1400 mile trip. Provided good comfort on all types of driving surfaces. No regrets!

My car is 3 1/2 years old with 20,000 miles. Rotate the tires every 5 k. They have started to make a snow tire type noise (definitely tire speed related), two dealers say nothing wrong with the vehicle. The noise has gotten louder over the last 6 or 8 months, no abnormal wear pattern felt in the tire thread. They look like new with 9/32 of thread left. Other than a few reviews about tires making noise, I still believe (after 52 years in automotive service industry) Michelin makes one of the best tires. Help please.

When purchased new my 2010 Fusion wore Michelin P225/50 R17 93V tires. As the odometer approached 60,000 miles, I replaced the tires with same size and very similar Michelin Energy Saver A/S. I believe the USA made Michelin tires provide the best handling and ride for this vehicle. I considered stepping down to a less costly tire but, from experience, I know I would saved nothing in the long run. My Ford Expedition is also equipped with high-quality Michelin tires (LTX M/S).

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.

I have been well pleased with my Michelin tires on my car. They give a really smooth, quiet ride. They handle well in wet conditions and when braking, they stop on a dime. They perform well on curvy, hilly roads as well. I would recommend Michelin to anyone needing new tires for any purpose.