I have fit Michelin tires to every vehicle I have ever owned starting with their first radial the Michelin X.. These Agilis are fit to a 2018 Ford Transit 350 XLT, what a transformation, quiet, improved performance and handling sure footed, good turn in even though they are just a little vague on center. A great tire and well paired to the Ford Transit XLT 350 15 passenger van.

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?

We are a group of drivers/friends of 5 that owns Ram ProMaster doing expediting, that means in average 3500 miles per week..most of us used Michelin Defender LTX 225/75/R 16, and 4 of us reached or passed 180,000 miles, except one of our friend that he reached 215,000 but he was rotating weekly and he wasn't put loads over 2,500 lbs on his van, and even we all reached to that unbelievable performance the tires still looks much better than Agilis CrossClimate at 50,000 miles..very disappointing, and if we can't find Defender LTX anymore we going to switch to Firestone Transforce...waste of money and I don't understand why they took it out from the market, maybe because they were way to good for Michelin to make profits

I purchased these tires a week ago. Today I had a driver turn left in front of me coming from the opposite direction. I slammed on the brakes and these tires stopped me, while I think my older tires would have had me running over the poor chap. I hope I never have to test these tires again. But I am amazed at their gripping power.

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.

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.

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 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.

So while the original LTX M/S tires on our 12,000 lb. motor-home rode & wore well, they could not handle the loads and eventually failed. So these Agilis CrossClimate's replaced them, which to date have exceeded my expectations is all areas. So even though they seem to be a far harder commercial grade tire, they still ride & handle just great, while also being equally quiet. They also perform extremely well in the rain, where I've been able to really push them (as a trial) just to see what they are capable of. So assuming that they wear well, and don't fall apart down the road (especially since it's a commercial grade tire), I'm a very happy camper = I highly recommend them. And just maybe they work well for me, because they are loaded rather heavily, which is exactly why I purchased them, while not expecting all of the other benefits, including snow traction if I ever need it.

2020 Ford Transit came equipped with Continental tires. Replaced them at 15,000 miles about half worn. The Agilis tires were quieter and mpg was better. They were recalled for being mislabeled as 3 Mountain so I replaced them with 63,000 miles on them and treadwear indicator was showing 50% of treadlife remaining. Unbelievable wear on these tires with no problems, no punctures.