I drive a 2011 Dodge Challenger R/T Classic. I got right at 30000 out of the original tires. I have only gotten 13000 out of these and they need replaced. I expected at least the same performance as the originals. My driving habits didn't change and yes, sometimes I hot rod it. I did with the originals too. It is a Challenger. They are good handling tires in everything except snow. Only complaint is low tread life for a tire at this price. I'm switching back to the original manufacturer for the Challenger. Might still try Michelin for my Escape though. It has Michelin on it now and I'll see how they do since I bought it used. I've had good luck with Michelin in the past. These are the first that didn't meet my full expectations.

At 2.5 years driving my car and less than 30,000 miles I'm being told I need to replace my Michelin Primacy. I am not a racer with my car and am no disappointed to see many reviews from multiple sites stating the same issue with all makes/models of cars. Not sure I would recommend these tires.

I drive a mostly within city streets and probably averaging 25% on the highways.The tires will last 45,000 miles and like most all weather tires it has its individual strengths. My biggest disappointment has been on wet roads the tires will spin from a standing position and normal acceleration. This has been a constant after 5,000 miles. I have not experienced hydroplaning, but living in Florida with a typical daily rain shower, it makes you uneasy. Otherwise I would have no mayor issues with the tires.

Driven 2K on these tires and I'm very pleased so far. Excellent traction in the rain and good grip on dry pavement. Instant upgrade for my Fusion than the OE tires at a great price. Have not driven with these in the snow so I can't comment on winter performance but I'm faithful they will perform well in that weather.

Came with my new 2017 Acura RDX. I travel over 70 miles a day to the office on highway and country roads. I am just now looking to replace these tires because I have over 70,000 miles on them. They still have tread! In fact, I picked up a nail on my way home from work, had a very nice Highway Patrol Officer fix my tire, and he even commented, they still had plenty of tread. I'm really not sure why others have complained about the mileage. Maybe it's the way they drive, or their vehicle, but these are honestly the best tires I have ever had. By the way, my husband tells me I am very hard on my brakes/rotors, (and I'm not sure if that would affect tires), but these tires have out lasted their warranty and continue to provide a safe, comfortable driving experience!

These Tires ride very smooth and handle very well. Michelin Tires have always made a very noticable improvement in the ride and handling of this 2000 Camry V6. Would recommend them but then again I have always replaced all my cars with Michelin Tires.

People are rating these 1 star because they wear out. I have news for everyone, tires designed to have good grip (I.e. better stopping, better cornering, safer in an emergency maneuver) will wear out faster than a tire with less grip. Take Michelin up on the warranty and get a new set of 100k mile tires that barely grip the road. I’m a performance oriented driver and chose these as replacement for my wife’s BMW X3 for their quiet ride, acceptable grip and all season rating to drive in occasional snow. I will always buy the highest grip tire i can buy for the road co diction’s I drive on. If you never drive on snow or in cold temps, buy summer only tires with more grip than anyone needs and it might just save you from an accident when you need every bit of grip available.

OEM tire on my 2013 Honda Accord Sport Sedan. Live in MI and have driven 25K miles so far in all four seasons. Feel completely confident in all driving conditions; never fear hydroplaning when wet or loosing control in snow. Tires are extremely quiet at all speeds. Tire wear is also above average. Had 9/32" left after 12K service and now only down to 8/32" after 25K service. Will not even shop around for another tire when these finally need replaced.

These tires are installed on a 2011 Lexus LS460L, and have about 5000 miles on them, including a trip from FL to MN recently. They are very quiet, comfortable, and handle well, even in the rain (we have plenty of rain during the FL summer. After 5000 miles there is no indication of tire wear. Fuel economy went up as well. Summary: I did a lot of research and believe this is one of the very best tires on the market for its recommended uses.

I recently replaced these on my Tesla model 3 RWD. The OEMs wore out really fast, they were down to 3/32s within 18000 miles. I don't know if it's the car or the tires themselves. I rotated the tires every 3500 to 4000 miles too. Anyhoo, the new tires made my Model 3 quieter and less bumpier. Mileage isn't affected too much. They handle well and provide decent wet traction, dry traction is great though. Overall I am pretty happy with my decision to stick with OEM recommendation.