I bought these Defender M+S tires for my wifes CRV, and they lasted an super long time w/o any additional allignments. Do not get the primier A/S though. They lasted about 10K miles before dealership was recomending replacement. .

I put these tires on my 2018 F150 and they are sooooo noisy. I can even feel the tires through the steering wheel. When people barrow my truck I will get a call asking if something is running. I will not buy these tires again.

This is the second set of these tires that I have own for my Lexus LX 450. I have had great all around service with these tires. Thanks "Michelin Man"

I have a vehicle with 331,120 now and all my tires have been this one. Not sure how many sets just for this one vehicle but we have put michelin on alot of others as well.

The first set of these tires I purchased got 95 k miles. I am on my 3rd set. I put Michelin on all my cars and trucks. One set is less expensive than the two sets it would need to get the same mileage.

I bought these tire several years ago and am coming up on 70k miles, the indicators are just coming up. I had these on my old truck as well, the 295 x 65 x 20 size is the best tire I ever had. I am getting a new set of these....., agiain !

Great riding tire which is very quiet and wears good. Not great for off roading or mud but adequate for snow and graet for road use as an all weather tire. Best overall suv tire

After installing my XLT/MS tires on my Chevy Colorado I increased my mileage by 2 MPG. The ride was dramatically improved from the factory tires.After 45,000 freeway miles on these tires I should get another 15,000 before I buy my next set of XLT/MS

I’ve had these tires for over 73000 miles and I still have another 10000 left in the safe amount of tread easily. I’ll be buying another set when the time comes for replacement.

Very comfortable ride, minimum road noise, above average traction and braking on ice and snow. I selected this tire because of the non-aggressive tread pattern and assumed that I would sacrifice traction but that doesn't seem to be the case.