My car is 3 1/2 years old with 20,000 miles. Rotate the tires every 5 k. They have started to make a snow tire type noise (definitely tire speed related), two dealers say nothing wrong with the vehicle. The noise has gotten louder over the last 6 or 8 months, no abnormal wear pattern felt in the tire thread. They look like new with 9/32 of thread left. Other than a few reviews about tires making noise, I still believe (after 52 years in automotive service industry) Michelin makes one of the best tires. Help please.

I worked for a major retailer for 33 years. After trying many brands, i have stuck with Michelin's for their quality and longevity. For my last 15 years in retail i was a road warrior, traveled thousands of miles and they were great for wear and for my confidence that they kept me safe. Today i am a real estate agent and i drive clients around all the time and i feel safe i am protecting them the best i can.

Not happy with the tires. I have 4300 miles on my Bolt and I am having issues as many other consumers. These tires are not good in water and I live in Seattle. makes a bumping noise and I feel a thud like a rock is stuck in the tread. Had them checked and no rock. Going to spend my money on the cross Climate 2 tires and hope to remedy these junk tires.

Energy Saver A/S performed as advertised. I saw a 1.5-2 MPG improvement. The E A/S is a better than average tire with low rolling resistance as a bonus. It does everything well but it's not a sports tire. They are good in the rain, noise levels were OK but actually were noisier than my Michelin Alpine snow tires. They handle OK up to a point. I had Michelin Pilots before and those were a great tire. But fuel economy was lower. If fuel economy is important and you drive modestly this will be a great choice and save you money as you drive. They are wearing really well and evenly with regular rotations. Quick drivers should stick to the "pilot" series of tires. I wanted to try "ECO" tires and wasn't disappointed.

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.

After owning several brands of tires, from the lower budget to high-ended performance designs, I think by far the choice for the most miles with the least troubles and wear are the Micheline Energy Saver All Season. I have not had problems with losing the sidewall as much as others when bouncinf across the un-avoidable potholes. The car actually seems to roll easier, leading to about 1-2 mpg improvement. I was not compensated in anyway for my expressed opinions and refection of experiences.

These tires where original tires that were on my 2019 Ford Escape 4WD SE that I bought in CO on 12/20/2018. Have owned car 3 & 1/2 years and had tires rotated on schedule with every oil change. I have driven only 19,116 miles (approx 5,310 miles per year) and tires all need to be replaced due to lack of tread! Can not recommend these tires

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.

We live in the country, off of a gravel road. We were getting flat tires several times throughout the summer months from rocks punching holes in our tires. Since changing to Michelin tires, we rarely, if ever, get a flat. We have also had Arctic Alpins on our vehicles and never have any problem getting up our hill in the winter, even with a few inches of snow on it. We won't buy any other tire brand EXCEPT for Michelin, and we our daughters buy Michelins for their vehicles too.

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.