Tires were fine until I had a side wall bulge at 28k miles. Treads love to pick up stones.

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.

Purchased brand new 2018 chevy volt with these tires on them. Regular rotations. Consistent pressures. They are worn out at 36k miles. Disappointing. They are a nice performing tire but getting 65% off rated life is not worth it.

I've driven on Michelin for decades and always had great mileage These came on the vehicle when purchased new 2018 Ford Escape. Junk. 26,000 miles (I only drive about 5,000 miles a year) tread almost gone, cracks all over the sidewalls. Always inflated and always rotated every oil change (I still change every 6 months) Very disappointed. Getting new tires in the next wee or two. Won't be Michelin.

This Tire came OEM on my 2022 Honda Insight EX. I have almost 42,000 miles and that is the most that I have ever gotten out of an OEM Tire. The grip is not bad as I do a lot of city and highway travel. I am getting over 60 mpg and I know that the Tire plays a huge part of that.

I have a 2018 Honda Accord Hybrid and now have 27k miles and noticed a bubble in my sidewall in BOTH front tires. I don’t expect this from Michelin especially in two tires there is obviously a defect from the reviews on here. Not to mention how unsafe it is to drive around like that.

Replaced factory tires vehicle came with and what an improvement. Ride is smoother, amazingly reduced road noise and improved handling in snow. All reasons we opted to replace the original tires early. Very pleased so far. Cannot comment on wear since they have only been on for a month.

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.

Bought these tyres for my Prius which I bought used, so I have no comparison about the 'previous' tyres durability or fuel-efficiency to compare those claims for certain. One thing I appreciate about Michelin -- if they say they are 65K tires, they are 65K tires. I have purchased 'other brands' in the past and find their mileage ratings don't stand up to their claims. I've rarely had any Michelin tyre not go the distance and have a couple thousand left in them if new tires aren't quite in that week's budget. I had two instances on this set of 4 tyres where braking was key to avoiding deer-vehicle collisions. In one instance, I actually 'locked' the wheels to avoid the downed motorcyclists four car lengths in front of me when Bambi intervened in their pleasant fall drive. The tyres worked better than I ever could have anticipated. Thanks Michelin!

This was our first purchase of Michelin tires. I never new there would be a difference between brands, but I can tell you that the ride and performance of the Michelin tire is much better that any other brand I have purchased. You have made us believers and we will continue to use your brand of tire. Thank You,