I purchased apprx. 1 year ago. Have driven apprx. 10,000 miles and towed a small travel trailer a couple times, all 4- are extremely worn and the dealer is recommending complete replacement, I have contacted customer service , and they seem to be willing to help me resolve the issue. Other than worn out prematurely I liked the Tire. Case # 02046523 Thanks, Joe

I live in Minnesota and with cold snowy winters and warm summers the best choice for tires is typically a snow or winter tire and an all season tire for summer. I have been looking for years for one tire to handle both summer and winter well. I finally found it when I bought the Agilis CrossClimate last November. It has been great on dry or wet pavement. Where it really shines is in the snow and ice. I know it is not a snow tire, but it is 90% there and handled wonderfully in the winter. I highly recommend this tire. I also recommend to Michelin to make this tire in a larger variety of sizes so it can be used on more SUVs.

I have been a Michelin fan for decades and purchchased these at the end of 2024. I wanted performance, handling and traction with comfort. I scored the perfect combination. My Audi Q5 appreciates the performance and enjoys being driving like the sports suv that it is.

Just purchased and was disappointed that there is not any milage warranty as there was for the previous Defender LTX of 70,000miles. I am disappointed that this new tire does not have as many small sipes in the tread as the Defender. I would like some explanation as to why this change is made and if it will have the same expected milage and performance in stopping distance as the previous Defender LTX.

I installed these Agilis CrossClimate's on my Ford Transit Van @ 120K on odometer and right now I have 280K. So they covered 160K so far and still half tread life on them. Never had any problems on wet pavement and\or snow. Been driving all over 48 states and Canada on these "shoes" and loving it!!! Too bad they don't make them in 255/70/16 size. I got 235/65/16 (original size), but 255/70/16 (it's what MB uses on their Sprinters) would be much more comfortable and my van would be even more stable on the road, cuz of the wider width. Other than that, I'm buying them on my 2021 Transit when time comes, hoping Michelin would make 255/70/16 E1 size for heavy duty trucks/vans. Thank you Michelin for great and safer tires!!!

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.

I bought a set for my Nissan Titan, I got the twenty inch defender tires and took a trip from central Florida to Arizona and back with pulling a travel trailer and to my surprise I could not see any wear on my tires very happy with the, my brother went out and got some too, thanks

Just had these put on today I do alot of Highway driving always had Defenders before but no stock anywhere. Driving on the highway about 70 to 75 almost every car feels like a Semi go by and pushing my 2009 Chevy Silverado 2500 HD . Traction seems fine but feels like I'm on stilts when a car goes by my truck is usually like a Rock on the freeway. Just wondering how they are going to be with a trailer and 1800lbs worth of ATV . Beginning to wonder if they are just more suitable for the sprint vans

The tires wont balance. junk

The tires enhanced the performance and comfort while driving.