Got new camry with about 4k miles and michelin on it. I drive over 200 miles daily in houston stop and go traffic. yes 200 miles because I do woodlands to downtown about 4 times daily. Tires have been excellent and I'm ordering another set. Who needs warranty when things perform great. thanks michelin for an outstanding product.

These were OEM on my 2018 Chevy Volt. Nice handling, good milage, and quiet ride. As other reviewer noted these are definately not good on snow and ice. I only have 33,000 miles on them and even though evenly worn will have to replace in about 3000 miles as they are at the wear bars. Definately not a 65,000 mile tire on my Volt.

These came OEM on our 2019 Lexus ES300H, they have been excellent, great MPG (44mpg) comfortable tires now 64k miles (mostly SoCal highway) thread down to a 3, with the rainy season finally starting it's now time to replace them. We have the defenders on our 4 Runner and I am hesitating between the two. How much mpg am I likely to lose with the Defender? By the way, I don't have the time to click the purchase date all the way back to 2019

We have had no trouble with 2 sets of these tires on a 2011 Fusion. 97,000 miles and we drive 2 miles of gravel each day, sometimes more gravel. The Michelins were worth the extra $150 or so versus most brands that I usually get just 35,000 miles out of.

These tires came standard on my 2018 Nissan. Because they are energy-saving tires, chances are you’ll see them on a lot of electric vehicles are hybrids. They perform great I guess. I had to replace two of my tires at 20,000 miles. The other two are still OK, but I’ll probably replace them in about 5000 miles. There is in these times are not getting one or two stars, is because five years ago I purchased a 2013 Nissan leaf, and that one came with Bridgestone Ecopia tires which are the competing tires. Those were completely bald at 17,000 miles

Michelin energy saver are indeed fuel efficient on my 2018 Honda Accord Hybryd. They give a great ride. However I am replacing them after 39K miles. (They still have 3/32nd wich is critical for safety)They came in new car. They have evenly worn due to good rotation and alignment and proper tire pressure. Ride is a little noisy on concrete interstate I-95 but great stability, smooth and braking.

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,

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.

These came on my Chevy Bolt when new. I drive mostly highway and not particularly delicately either, but I got 83,000 miles on the first set (though the tread is pretty shallow) and they are still quite grippy, even after 5 years and 83,000 miles. They've always given me good traction compared to other tires I've had in the past and they didn't get hard and slippery when they got old. I don't run them in winter anymore because I want the best traction on ice, but the 83,000 miles was all on this set. I give 4 stars instead of 5 because they did get pretty noisy after a few years, but I think it's because I didn't rotate them right. I used to go front to back staying on the same side, but now I cross over when I rotate and I rotate every 8,000 miles and it seems to have quieted them down a bit. I like them so much, I'm replacing them with the same model, even though they are quite expensive. Also, I like that they are self sealing, as I don't have room for a spare.

Set came on my 2023 Bolt EUV. Ran over something, small hole, just sputtered goo and wouldn't self steal. Reputable tire dealer couldn't fix it because of the brown goo all over the inside prevented a suitable patch. Ended up having to replace the entire set with only 6k mi on them because if they don't seal once I'm sure it will happen again. Considering my car doesn't come with a spare, these were supposed to be the backup. Fail.