My van wears Energy Saver All Seasons, and I'm thrilled with how well it rides now compared to my original tires. It's quieter, and gives better, more confident handling in the rain. I haven't experienced snow just yet, but I've friends with the same tire on their similar vans who've rated it highly in the white stuff.

These tires came OEM on my Chevy Bolt, I need new tires after 37000 miles. I did not rotate the tires and the front tires have no tread on them and the rear tires are just above the wear markers. I know electric cars are heaver than gas powered cars but I don't know what the wear difference is. It would be nice for Michelin to have the wear differences between the two types of vehicles. That being said I will try another brand and see if I get the same results.

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. .

I've driven on Michelin for decades and always had great mileage These came on the vehicle when purchased new 2018 Ford Escape. Junk. 26,000 miles (I only drive about 5,000 miles a year) tread almost gone, cracks all over the sidewalls. Always inflated and always rotated every oil change (I still change every 6 months) Very disappointed. Getting new tires in the next wee or two. Won't be Michelin.

These tires are great, I have always purchased Michelin tires because of the reliability and performance. These tires also perform well in wet weather, just overall superior. Was considering the Defender but went with this tire because it was recommended for my Prius and I was really concerned with fuel efficiency which turned out to be an excellent choice.

I have been well pleased with my Michelin tires on my car. They give a really smooth, quiet ride. They handle well in wet conditions and when braking, they stop on a dime. They perform well on curvy, hilly roads as well. I would recommend Michelin to anyone needing new tires for any purpose.

These tires have been great. I live in a snow belt and they have done wonderful during the winter months. We have seen a slight increase in milage and have been extremely pleased with the ride quality. I am rotating them every 7000 miles and should easily get 70000 miles life out of these tires, which to me is a great value.

Excellent MPG (53 MPG calculated) with this tire on the 2010 Prius. Installed this tire just as the weather got cold (<45 degrees), and the Prius maintains the previous tire's warm-weather MPG. I attribute this to the tires, and expect that MPG will be higher when the weather tuns warm again in the spring. Tire noise is a bit higher than I expected, but we'll see how they perform once they are broken-in. Overall, very satisfied so far with only 1000 miles on the tires.

These are the factory tires on my 21 Bolt, and they’re pretty good tires, good wear pattern, etc., even at 24k miles. The only real complaint that I have is the SelfSeal. It doesn’t like to hold up very well during these hot Texas summers, and have found myself having to put plugs in about a day or two after the initial puncture is removed. I think the SelfSeal is a great short term solution, but it definitely doesn’t last.

When purchased new my 2010 Fusion wore Michelin P225/50 R17 93V tires. As the odometer approached 60,000 miles, I replaced the tires with same size and very similar Michelin Energy Saver A/S. I believe the USA made Michelin tires provide the best handling and ride for this vehicle. I considered stepping down to a less costly tire but, from experience, I know I would saved nothing in the long run. My Ford Expedition is also equipped with high-quality Michelin tires (LTX M/S).