OEM on my 2017 Suburban. Needed to be replaced before 40k miles. Surprisingly good in the snow...at least before they wore out. Somewhat disappointed in durability.

I needed new tires as we were driving to Texas. I researched a number of tires and of course my dad always used Michelin so I looked mostly at that brand. Haven't had any issues and I feel safe with these on my car.

These tires cannot be repaired. Second tire replaced within two years. My Bolt EV only has 17,000 miles. Both times they could not be repaired. Purchased new with car in May 2021.

Excellent tire match for my hybrid, very low rolling resistance and still grabs the road, even in the wet. I have used Michelin for many years, they turn out to be th best buy in the long run.

I am at 90,000 and about a 1/16 before Lincoln's top of head will show. I drive without jamming on the gas or brakes every 10 seconds like the impatient "pylon" drivers that have to pass everyone weaving around drivers in all 4 or 5 lanes.

We put the tires on our Chrysler Town & Country prior to our leaving on vacation. Have not had any problems with them and would recommend purchasing them if you are in the market for new tires.

These tires came standard on my 2013 Chrysler Town & Country minivan. So far the ride performance has been pretty good as well as wet traction. I haven't had the chance to test snow performance as I got the van in May. So far, I like them...

I had a set of these tires put on my Toyota Prius and actually got improved milage. A very smooth tire which is a drastic improvement over the tires that came on the car new.

came as OE on 2012 mustang. I do a lot of highway driving and recently passed 72,000 miles and can probably get another 3-4,000 miles out of them. Only replacing them due to long road trip coming up. Definitely sticking with the Energy Saver!!

Feels so much better than other tires. Little noise and smooth ride. Didn't have to add any weight to balance 2 of the 4 tires and very little on the others.