I bought these tires to replace the Continental Vanco tires on my 2015 Mercedes Sprinter Winnebago ERA class b rv, the ride is extremely rough( stiff) compared to the Vanco's, especially on NY's horrible potholed and patched roads, turned my smooth cushy riding rv into a dump truck almost rattles the cabinets off the walls, even with the tire psi lowered to 55, they do handle better around corners definitely will not buy this model again.

I've put 15k miles on these through 2 years. 7/32 tread still left. Handles well, smooth on the highway at 85+mph. Excellent traction in rain & snow. Does pick up some stones at times in the wide open tread. They are directional but still fairly quiet.

Bought a set of these for my '17 Nissan Titan XD in December of '19 and they are really nice tires, except for the treadlife. For the most part they are quiet on the highway and have been very predictable in the snow and ice. I do pull a 30' travel trailer (about 4,000 miles this year) and with just under 30,000 miles on them there is 5/32" tread left. I expected more for a tire that is supposedly designed specifically for light trucks hauling heavy loads. Seriously disappointed with the durability.

I own a compressor repair business and I put these on my 2015 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 drw 4x4 service body two months ago. I've put over 3000 miles on them-mostly highway/mountain highway driving and...one trip to a nearby mountain to play in the snow which was very deep snow at that. Ride comfort-great, handling-great, snow traction-great, road noise-great. I like just about everything about these tires. I even just bought another set of Defenders for my Wifes Subaru which I know will be great. I used to own/operate a tire store and was a Michelin dealer and know they are truly the best tire.

I purchased 4of these Agilis Cross Climate tires for my 2017 Ford transit 150 van. When I went in to my first corner, I van couldn't handle very good. The tires seem like the sidewalls are not stiff enough. The tires were supposed to be Load range E rated. The wind blows my truck all over the interstate, seems to bother more at high speeds, 40 mph and up.I called the tire shop that installed them, to make sure they are the right tire for my van, and they said they were. My other tires didn't have this problem. Please help?

I have had these tires on a Chevy Express 3500 for 9 months and 29,000 miles. They already need to be replaced. Very disappointed with the tread wear on these tires. They have been rotated on a regular basis and the alignment has been checked at every oil change. Michelin does not really specify a mileage wear rating for this tire as they do for most of their line. As far as ride and handling they are awesome, but, at this price point and the miserable tread wear, I would not recommend this tire.

I drove 1500 miles round trip in my 1991 Vanagon on new Michelin Agilis CrossClimate 205/16R15 tires. I have never felt the van to feel so loose on the road. I had to stop more frequently than ever to relax from the anxiety of how the van now handled.

This is little early but every time i get a new set of Michlein tires, Its like getting a Chistmas gift. Just replaced a set of Defender LTX. Thay were GREAT. I hope i like the Agilis as much. Ill give an up date in a few years. Over 75000 miles in less than 2 years on my work van.

This is an update to an earlier review. They said the system would not allow one, and I would have to submit an additional one. After a 2nd trip to work, experiencing a similar "floating feeling" on the freeway, I took a closer look at the front tires that were OEM Coopers. Even though I had 29,544 miles, the tread was not where I thought it should be. I did the penny test in several places, and saw enough of Abe's head in several spots, that I decided to go ahead an replace those two as well. I didn't like the look of 2 different sets, and I didn't want to end up with two sets of tires, with 10-15k mileage difference. After a couple of trips on the freeway with 4 matching Agilis CrossClimates, the ride was much better. I didn't notice the same "floating" feeling, and despite the large, chunky looking treads, the ride was actually pretty smooth, and just as quiet as the OEMs. I like the idea of the sidewall protection pads, even if they look a bit weird.

I have these 20” tires on a 2019 Ram 3500 and at 12k Miles on the Agillis tires are worn down to where they need to be replaced. I have done the recommended tire rotation and have kept the proper tire inflation. I run different style Michelin tires on my work trucks and get great milage. I would not purchase these tires.