tires wear better than any other brand i have 552 thousand miles on my 98 e350 ford van at least 400 thousand are michelin miles great tires just put michelins on my wifes 2006 civic she loves them

these tire are excellent in ice and snow. They bite down to the road surface. They lasted to 75,000 miles on my one ton pickup and are still serving on a dump trailer. Go for a narrow size to get better traction.

We got 120,000 on the first set and we have 80,000 already on the second set on our 1998 Ford Explorer. We expect to get 120,000 + on the second set of these tires. I rotate and balanced the tires every 5,000 miles.

I bought these tires a year and half ago and threads still look news. With a 15000 miles on them. The only problem, the rubber most be hard because it's a hard ride. I have 2017 Tahoe

This tire is very good in all driving conditions except ice which I would rate it as good. I prefer to use a tire that does not have to be changed in winter conditions and still provides good traction.

Really like the tire. Smooth almost all the time. I have noticed a strange vibration for short periods of time at low speeds that wasn't there before. Didn't think much of it until I read the "Vibrations" review below.

Had these tires on my Ford superduty. A fantastic tire. Great wet and dry traction. Very low road noise. Handling was very good. Longevity is top tier. I would recommend this tire brand as well as this specific tire to anyone.

Great all seasons tires, last a long time and it is quiet. Just make sure it fit your car. Would continue to use this after this one. Would be trying other Michelin tires

my opinion Michelin tires are the best I have had them on my Silverado truck since 2006 and just replaced with a new set; I am a ASE Master Technician I recommend them to my clients also; There customer service is second to none

Purchasing Michelin M/S tires gives me extra confidence when driving in winter conditions. I have been a loyal Michelin consumer for years and will continue to be.