Tires only lasted 23K miles!....extremely uncomfortable car ride in the back(is it the tires + something else)...hate the car ride in the back...thinking of trading it in now... What tires are best to replace the original tires with now? Thanks.

The Michelin Energy Saver A/S tire is a great tire for tracking and speed. The ONY reason I rated it a GOOD is beacuse the tire doesn't give the ride being a low profile tire.

The Kia Dealership I took my car for the last Oil change told me on the phone that they do not do warranties nor do they care! Nice! This is supposed to have a 65K miles warranty, I am at 37.

These tires are simply amazing. Our van rides very smooth on them and is very responsive in all conditions. The only reason they don't get five stars is because they wear a little too quick on the van. But it is a large vehicle...

I replaced the OEM Low Rolling Resistance/Rolling Resistance Coefficient Tires in my Prius Hybrid with the Energy Saver A/S tires, and saw a measured increase in Fuel Economy of ~2 MPG Per Tank-Full.

I'm driving Mazda 6 iSport. I drove only 28k miles in Arizona with good roads,and I'm not aggressive driver... However I will switch out to some other manuf. which will be cheaper for the same amount of miles.

Came installed on a new 2018 Ford Fusion that has 8,000 miles and the sidewall has a bulge. Tires were just rotated/balanced at the dealer 2,000 miles ago.

I spent hours doing research online looking for the best kind of tire for a Ford Fusion I-4. I was happy when I came across the Energy Saver A/S description and specs, and even happier now after driving with them on my car for the past 6 months.

What horrible tires these are. They are not even 3 years old and 23k miles. They squeal when making turns and driving over paint they slip. I would not buy these!

I have always installed Michelin tires on almost eveyone of the vehicles that I have owned and being 75 years old I have definetly have purchased some tires....Great Tires