Stops within 8ft. Mhmmm sure. Maybe 25 to 30 ft on snow covered roads. All season safety. Ya no not a chance. Horible. I can push my car in park on the driveway that's how bad they are

At 65,000 miles the tire have thousands of miles left. The ride a bit stiff but my mileage improved by 2-3 miles per gallon. Averaging 53 mile per gallon on my 2010 Prius IV.

Michelin 215/65R17 GreenEnergy Saver A/S are evidencing DRY ROT on a 2013 Mustang with 32000 miles. Very disappointing as they now have to be replaced to insure continued driving safety.

These tires were delivered by GM on our 2022 Bolt, were always stored on the wheels, were always properly inflated, and were alternated with a set of Michelin snow tires. The treads were too worn to re-mount after approximately 17,500 kilometers

My hybrid car calls for theese spicific tires. Car actually does get better gas milage with theese as opposed to others

this tire is very road noisy for the cost of the tire I would not buy this type again family car good tire wear.

Ford Escape is much quieter than it is was with the factory tires. Also trust Michelin in the rain more - that's important in Florida.

These tires are on my 2016 Ford Escape. I do not like the way they handle on wet surfaces even though they still have tread.

These tires are quite and give a smooth ride. The wet traction is awful. When they reach the end of their life, I will replace with another brand.

My tires came with my 2015 Ford Fusion which has less than 25,000 miles on it. They're nearly bald and need replacement.