I have previously used Defender tires on a light truck. Now, I have purchased Defender2 for my Toyota Avalon. Very Quiet Smooth ride! Feels like I am driving a new vehicle.

I researched tires for my 2013 Mazda3 and came to the many good reviews for the Defender 2. After driving around town, I can feel the difference between my OEM tires and the Defender 2. Definitely a lot less noise!

Just bought these and could immediately tell the difference in decreased road noise and increased traction/handling. I had the first version just placed on the rear wheels which I can't complain about but I think these new ones are better.

The tires are not good on snow because during this winter in Edmonton there was snow and in three different times the car skidded and had no control. I want other customers who also drive in snow, to be extra careful when braking.

Just got them installed and my ride feels brand new. Nice smooth ride and great handling. I can tell these tires will last a long time. Mostly drive in desert climate with lots of sand on the road and my van has great traction.

I am completely satisfied with my purchase. The difference from my yokahama is 10 fold and regret not buying sooner. Do yourself a solid and make this your next tire.

Exceeded expectations. 2017 Defenders lasted 138,000 miles (7 years). They still had tread wear left, but we're getting noisy, weather checked and would not hold balancing. Replaced with Defender 2.

Just got them today. A rather expensive set of tires but having already put 50 miles on them I can say it's a very comfortable riding tire for my AWD vehicle.

The tires are great the 70 dollar rebate for the purchase of the tires suck never got mine so I would suggest to get the installer to apply for the rebate as you may never get it!

I like Michelin tires to be honest. They cost a little more but seem to last longer. I have never done a TCO calculation but ai would guess the average cost per year is similar to cheaper tires and they come with better quality and performance.