Honestly this was the first vehicle I have owned that came with Michelin Tires. It was a 2014 Camry LE that was Toyota Certified Pre-Owned with 19,000 miles on it purchased in April of 2017. So less than 3 years old, with 20,000 miles, and the tires all had dry rot on the side walls and tread face and in the grooves. They did not ride nice (most road imperfections and bumps were communicated into the occupant cabin, weren't that great in the rain and were awful in the snow of West/Central Michigan. They were however the best balanced tires I've had on a vehicle (whop-di-ding-a-ling). Absolutely zero shake or vibration in the car or felt through the steering wheel at any speed. That's about the only positive I have for these tires. They were worn down to 4/32 by 30,000 miles. Tread Wear = nonexistent. I replaced them with Cooper CS5 Ultra Touring tires. HUGE improvement over the Energy Saver in every aspect.

My Michelin Energy Saver A/S tires came on our 2013 Toyota Camry. After traveling across country from Tucson Arizona to Cincinnati, Ohio and back I have nothing but good things to say about these tires. They are extremely quiet dampening all road noise and give an exceptionally smooth ride. It is truly wonderful to feel the steady ride of a balanced tire. They have preformed well from the extreme heat of the desert here in Tucson to the rain covered roads in Ohio. I highly recommend this tire.

Only put about 700 mi on these yet, so jury is still out. But based on a tank and a half, it seems these are getting exactly the same gas mileage as the Yokohama Avid S33s that came original on the car. Those lasted 42000 about the same I would expect from the Michelins. Energy Saver A/S seems quieter and smoother, but maybe any new tires would. Steering seems slightly more responsive than the Yokohamas. Mileage for both brands on my 2010 Prius averages 51-52 freeway (when the trip is at least 100 miles) and 44-45 when most trips are 3-7 miles. Nothing to complain about, so far.

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.

My Ford Fusion came with Michelin Energy Saver A/S. Driving today I swerved to miss an oncoming driver and hit a small curb straight on and the passenger side tire blew. I thought it was the sensor out of synch but the sidewall was split with no rim damage. Others reported the same sidewall issue.

I replaced the tires that were on the car when I bought it used. They slipped on small patches of ice in parking lots. My Michelins do not ever slip, even on sharp turns. I feel very stable in my car. My only complaint is the guaranteed mileage doesn't exist. Perhaps they could give an estimate. But so far so good.

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.

My Australian delivered gen 2 Prius came with Michelin XM1's as standard equipment. It got good economy with these tyres and they lasted 88,000km before replacement. I fitted some cheaper tyres second time round only to suffer poor ride quality, decreased fuel economy and the lasted only 2 thirds the distance of the michelins. I have now fitted 4 new Energy XM2's and already noticed a softer ride at the same pressures as well as quieter road noise and the economy will improve after intial break-in. I couldn't be happier with this product, it's simply superior quality and saves $$ in the long term analysis.

These came OEM on our 2019 Lexus ES300H, they have been excellent, great MPG (44mpg) comfortable tires now 64k miles (mostly SoCal highway) thread down to a 3, with the rainy season finally starting it's now time to replace them. We have the defenders on our 4 Runner and I am hesitating between the two. How much mpg am I likely to lose with the Defender? By the way, I don't have the time to click the purchase date all the way back to 2019

I had these tires when I purchased the car. After 67000, it was time to replace them. I bought set of Bridgestones for my car but I realize the difference instantly. After a week I called my service center and asked them to replace it with Michelin Energy Saver. Michelin tires are very quiet and smooth. I will never switch to any other brand again.