I purchased a set of PSAS 4s for my wife's 2016 Mercedes AMG GLE43. These shoes are a night and day improvement over the Pirelli Scorpion Verdes. If we still have this SUV in 40k miles it'll be getting another set of these tires.

Had tires installed 3 weeks ago and have about 200 miles on them. So far they have met my expectations, fairly quiet, smooth riding and great grip considering the cold temps we have had. Hopefully the grip will only improve as the temps rise!

I bought these for a new set of wheels I was getting and I couldn’t be happier with them. Road noise is not bad at all and they perform well in the rain. Plus they look great. Would definitely recommend.

One of the best tires I have owned from Michelin, smooth, quiet, and grip in all weather. No idea on longevity but they seem to wear quite evenly. A premium tire for sure!

Bought four tires 3 months ago. About 5K miles on them. One blew out thus past week. Driving on the Parkway and it just blew. Checked tire, nothing, no holes, it just blew out along the entire inner wall!

Smooth ride, but more important is the improved traction. Don't like to take the vette out in the rain but almost impossible to avoid that in Florida. No more fishtailing on wet streets even when leaving a light with a little extra throttle.

Best tires I’ve ever bought. Bought two complete staggered sets for my BMW’s. Ride handling is excellent with good traction in wet conditions. Highly recommend.

Using this tire for two weeks and noticed from first day it wobbles on roads that are not smooth. To get a good drive, the road has to have a smooth finished surface. If the road has any lines or gaps then the tire wobbles significantly.

I am mostly happy with these tires. The one detraction is that they must be heavier or have more rolling resistance than The OEM Bridgestone Ecopias they replaced. Nevertheless, I have more confidence in their excellent traction.

With just 13,300 km on them this was my inside left rear when taking off the rims to put my summer only tires on. Michelin had better take back all 4 tires since I have never seen this happen with a tire in my entire life.