When purchased new my 2010 Fusion wore Michelin P225/50 R17 93V tires. As the odometer approached 60,000 miles, I replaced the tires with same size and very similar Michelin Energy Saver A/S. I believe the USA made Michelin tires provide the best handling and ride for this vehicle. I considered stepping down to a less costly tire but, from experience, I know I would saved nothing in the long run. My Ford Expedition is also equipped with high-quality Michelin tires (LTX M/S).

These tires replaced a previous set of Michelin tires that had reached the end of their life on my 2006 Dodge Magnum. These Erergy Savers have great traction in the MI snow for being an all season tire. Overall the gas mileage has improved slightly for my car, the ride and handling are great as always with Michelin tires.

I wish I had returned these tires the first time I returned to the shop to find out why they were sending my car flying all over the road. Instead I spent the last 6 years terrified for mine and my kids' lives whenever we drove the various freeways (mostly SoCal) that these tires' treads sway across. My car felt like it was swaying out of control. Moreover, my fuel economy did not improve, which was my reason for purchasing these tires. At best I got 47-49 mpg on freeways and 22-32 mpg on city streets.

Concerned about replacing the original tires that came on our Prius I went with the Energy A/S based on the materials I read about them. Not only did they do as good as the original tires our fuel mileage improved and the ride quality some 30,000 miles later is exceptional. They look like they will last forever.

Great tire came with the car! It's gonna turn 50,000 miles, and looking for a new set. Seen some of the comments here! (you use improper tire maintenance) This is a super tire~I still have alot of tread left, I could probably go another 20.000 miles.. I rotate the tires every oil change and make sure that they have the proper tire pressure! That is key~You learn these things being an over the road truck driver! Can't wait to buy my next set..

Took delivery in May of new 2012 Chrysler Town and Country, fitted with the Energy A/S. Then drove 6000 miles from Nebraska to Oregon, down to LA, then east thru Nevada, Arizona, and back to Nebraska. Encountered high winds, golfball size hail (yes, got some dents), and rain. Tires performed amazingly. On flat stretches I got as high as 32 miles per gallon. From Arizona to Nebraska I averaged 29 miles per gallon. In town I am getting 18 to 20. I am very pleased! Tires are quiet, and I did not experience any handling problems in the rain.

I purchased these tires 8 months ago and am still happy with the ride. It is the smoothest ride I have ever had with my car. The tires seem to become part of the road and makes the car seem to float. The only downfall to them is the price. Even so, I would still recommend.

I recently replaced Michelin original equipment tires with these Michelin Energy A/S tires. I drive both on interstate highways and rural roads. They have excellent traction in both dry and wet conditions and I anticipate that I will be able to get over 50K miles from these tires as I do on the original tires. Although Michelin tires cost a little more, they are worth the extra cost based on the peace of mind their safety brings. In particular when my grandchildren are passengers in my vehicle.

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.

Orginal tires on 2014 honda accord hybrid. Tires are quiet for the first 2.5-3 years, noise gets louder as it wears around 42k. Not happy in wet weather seems to hydroplane in real wet weather in california, new and older. Wear is good and still have tread at 51k but looking to change tires this winter to another version of michelin. Gas mileage average i saw no significant difference from what the vehicle new car sticker stated. Overall ride intially are great and smooth and fair. Lightly stiff ride and firm great traction on dry roads and corners good.