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.

Recent check tire had 7/10 of thread left with over 56,000 miles Will buy next time there's discount on Michelin tires, because I would rather be Safe than push luck to far with a long trip South planned. Long time rider on "Michelin"

these came with my new Honda Accord Hybrid ,i have 25000K miles Tires were rotated 4 times they are all worn out. I can see wires on tire ,i would not recommend to anyone.

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 just got a new 2011 Ford Mustang that came with the energy savor tires and so far they are really good. iv only had my car for 1,000 miles, so far so good.

The Michelin Energy Saver A/S can be relied upon on all weather condition. My experience with it here in the Northeast has been very good so far. Its excellent traction in snow conditions keeps your anxiety away.

Handling is good at all speeds and surfaces. Very little road noise making a very pleasurable, smooth ride. Braking on wet pavement adds a reassuring that all is safe.

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.

Great handling, makes my shocks happy to be their closet friend. Takes my little car from an economy car to a sports car just by looking at the rubber meeting the road.

Tires only lasted 23K miles!....extremely uncomfortable car ride in the back(is it the tires + something else)...hate the car ride in the back...thinking of trading it in now... What tires are best to replace the original tires with now? Thanks.