We have a 2022 Lexus ES with the Michelin Energy A/S tires. Just over 10,000 miles on it we began to hear a noise in the right rear. Turns out that the tire had already begun to cup on the inside of the tire. We have since replaced them and now have another tire on the same left rear that has the same issue. This tire now has 21,000 miles on it The tires were all balanced and aligned with put on. .

So far the tires are great. Much quieter road noise then the stock tires that came on my Jeep. I commute an hour to work and on very windy roads. The car handles great with them, I hope the wear will be good. Weather conditions, I have had no problems with them in the snow so far. However, I did slide sideways down my street until I hit the curb after a ice storm. The surface was completely untreated, I was going about 12 mph and it was downhill curving left (could be contributed to speed).

Orginal tires on 2014 honda accord hybrid. Tires are quiet for the first 2.5-3 years, noise gets louder as it wears around 42k. Not happy in wet weather seems to hydroplane in real wet weather in california, new and older. Wear is good and still have tread at 51k but looking to change tires this winter to another version of michelin. Gas mileage average i saw no significant difference from what the vehicle new car sticker stated. Overall ride intially are great and smooth and fair. Lightly stiff ride and firm great traction on dry roads and corners good.

We noticed an immediate difference between this set of tires and the brand which came with the car when new. Smooth, quite and excellent grip when dirving in the rain. Our automatic choice when time to replace tires is Michelin. We are extremely pleased.

Very poor tires. Didn’t last long. These were OEM tires on my Honda clarity. At 25k miles itself it showed sign to change. But I decided to still use it , now at 33k these are totally gone. Wasn’t expecting this much from these tires. My car is 4 years old.

Original tires on a 2017 Accord Hybrid. Got 63,500 miles out of them. Had them rotated every 8,000-10,000 miles. Not a rabbit starter nor a speed demon, but as much as possible, just a gradual start, ease to speed limit. Tires are expensive and gas is expensive in California, so will not blame the tire if I am to blame for being a wasteful driver. MPG of 49 (6+ years worth of tracking every fill-up). Met my expectations for my daily, lengthy commute. I would say I got great value from them. Sure, I wish I hit 70K on mileage, but the tires were getting up there in age, so a good time to replace. Thanks.

These were OEM on my 2018 Chevy Volt. Nice handling, good milage, and quiet ride. As other reviewer noted these are definately not good on snow and ice. I only have 33,000 miles on them and even though evenly worn will have to replace in about 3000 miles as they are at the wear bars. Definately not a 65,000 mile tire on my Volt.

I purchased these tires and have driven about 5000 miles on my Acura TSX. I'm seeing about a mile to mile and a half improvement in my gas mileage. They handle great on dry and wet roads and give a quiet and responsive ride. Best of all they look great on my car.

I replaced the factory original tires with EnergySaver A/S at less than fifty thousand miles. The first thing that I noticed was the improvement in the ride. over time I felt that the handling of the car felt more positive. The mileage is about the same. I am very satisfied with my purchase.

When it was time to get my first set of replacement tires for my 2010 Prius I didn't want to sacrifice mileage, safety or handling. I have always been pleased with Michelin tires in the past and these Energy Savers did not disappoint. Mileage actually improved over the OEM tires. The ride was nicer and handling did not deteriorate. The price was competitive too. After 15,000 miles the tires are just plane doing what I asked. Couldn't be more pleased. These tires are highly recommended.