The tires that were just purchased are replacement for the exact type that were Michelin Energy Saver As whici rode for 68000 miles. It shure pays to buy what I consider the Best and the most Economical Yire purchase in the long run. Edward J. Maher

We have used Michelin tires for many years. They have been reliable and safe and we have felt they are a good value. Our trusted mechanic recommends them.

They came on my 2014 Camry LE. I've already had to replace one tire due to a problem with the sidewall. They sound harsh and loud on most roads. The speed rating is much lower than I thought it would be.

About 7500 miles on these tires on my 2010 MKZ. MPG improved with these, nice quiet smooth ride. They handle well on dry and wet roads. Great value for quality tire!

Michelin's Energy Saver tire handles well on rainy day driving and tight cornering. I am confident using the tire and have peace of mind when on long trips or just driving to the store.

Tires came on my fusion from the factory and car has just over twentyseven thousand miles and are going to need to be replaced they are maintained for air pressure and balance and alignment

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!

These cam standard on my Hyundai Genesis, a rear wheel drive car and they are awful in the snow. They are universally disliked in winter weather. Other than the tires best car we ever owned.

These came standard on my Honda and are great for most of the year in California. However, once it gets wet they are c r a p. Anything close to freeway speeds and they lose all tracking and begin to hydroplane. Completely unsafe wet traction.

This tire can handle all terrains and still save the consumer money with its fuel efficient design. Buy a set for both of your vehicles and even your children so you can have confidence they are riding on the reputation of our safety.