I just put 4 of these tires on my 2002 T Bird and they are very noisey on all types of pavement and all speeds. I told the dealer I wanted QUIET as # 1 and water handling 2nd. I have Michelin HYDROEDGEs on my Lincoln towncar and they are QUIET and are great in rain and snow. I already spoke with the dealer and the T Bird is going back for some different tires. Thanks, Ray I am hoping I can get the HYDROEDGE or an equivalent for the Bird.

These were bought to replace Michlin Harmonys which were bought to replace OEM Integritys. The OEM tires delivered 55 to 58 mpg on my '06 Prius. I could get 60 mpg on occasion. Harmonys consistantly delivered 50 to 52 mpg, but had much improved handling. A sort of trade off. A few miles per gallon, but the car drove better. I read all the reviews here and else where and figured I would see improved mileage and the same sort of handling. Hasn't worked out that way. Interesting to me that my experience in this respect is the opposite of all the other owners. Quality - looks to be right there with the expectation for a Michlin tire, Wet handling - very good, snow - not so good, noise - more noisy than either of the other two, wear - only have little less than 10k on these but they should last, gas mileage - not so good. Only getting 43. Prius mileage does go down in the winter. Even so not that much. So, the first replacement cost 5 MPG and these cost about another 5. What a dissapointment.

These on the OEM tires on my 2018 Honda Clarity Plug-in hybrid Touring edition. I had service and rotation on a regular schedule. All of the tires are on the tire wear bar and two of them are just below 3/32. I have 33,500 miles on these tires. Not very happy.

I bought a 2017 Ford Fusion, and when I went in for an oil change, the guy said, you better get some new tires soon. I was dumb founded. I took pictures of all 4 tires, and wow, they were all cracked like crazy. Like they were 10 years old. Dry rotted. But, unfortunately They wanted to do little for any correction. 26,000 miles on the tires.

Wow!!! My 235/50/r17's have 78,782 miles on them...I rotate every second oil change and was very suprised that only two of the tires really needed to be replaced. I decided to do all four since they recommed that we do all of them. Ride,comfort,and durability far out way any expense of the tires.

I just had a new set installed. This is now my second set of these tires. I chose to replace them at 45,000 miles, but they still had decent life on them and could have probably gone to 55,000 miles. Good handling, one survived a nail repair and another one survived a puncture with the "fix flat" spray used. Gave a Quiet ride and good fuel economy.

Average mileage went from 26.5 to 28.8. After 3,000 miles with these new tires average mileage has remained steady at between 28.6 and 28.8 depending on whether the AC is on or not. I do mostly highway driving, so comparison has been easy. Also, they are much quitter. I say this is the best tire I have ever had after 45+ years of driving. I have had them for only a short time so I cannot comment on longevity or thread wear.

I purchase four Michelin (P225/50R17 93V SAVAS)tire in Augest of 2012 and as of now i have 23,000 miles on these tires. The problem is now they sound and drive like mud grip tires on a truck. These tires have been rotated and ballanced every 6,000 miles. Where I purchased these tires said that the problem was with the car not the tires, I have had the car checked out, and there was nothing found wrong with the car. I purchased Michelin tires because the car came with Michelin and did well with over 60,000 miles. These tires are bad and the dealer will not do enything about it.

I've used Michelin tires for 30 years and have never had an issue, until I had a set of Energy Energy Saver tires came on my 2018 Silverado when purchased new. I've never had a tire with tread "chunk" before, but 2 of the 4 had chunking all the way around the tread. Had this been my first set of Michelin's, I would never by another Michelin tire. I went back to LTX M/S at 40,000 and expect the Michelin performance I'm used to. Noticed an immediate improvement with the Defender LTX M/S.

I recently replaced Michelin original equipment tires with these Michelin Energy A/S tires. I drive both on interstate highways and rural roads. They have excellent traction in both dry and wet conditions and I anticipate that I will be able to get over 50K miles from these tires as I do on the original tires. Although Michelin tires cost a little more, they are worth the extra cost based on the peace of mind their safety brings. In particular when my grandchildren are passengers in my vehicle.