These michelins a lot of people don’t know but i just found out they dry rot so all your doing is paying for the name so do not buy these tires seriously I just bought kuhmos and they are awesome tires

At the tire rotation we had to replace the rear tires as they were in the red zone. The car barely used and run a bit over as 12k in the last 3 years. Very disappointed.

I do a lot of long distance travelling and these tires always look near new condition. The treads are very durable and have helped me during very rainy weather.

I am on the third set of these tires on my car. I have been impressed with the overall wear performance of the tire. Ride is smooth and quite. I am getting ready to install a set of tires on my second car. No need to break a winning streak.

Good quality OEM tires for the Tesla M3 and 45K promised warranty. Unfortunately I am at 28K and have to replace the tires. There is no question that I am not happy about that. The tires are expensive with questionable value.

My car came from the factory with another major brand of tire that wore out in less than twenty thousand miles. I put the Michelin tires on and after fifty thousand miles are still quiet and are still in good shape. Great tire for all four season's

Our Accura came with these tires. Today, when I went to service, the dealer told me that all tires need to be replaced. They have run 35832 miles only. I trusted Michelin more but today was nothing less than a shock.

Purchased 215/45r17 for my 2019 Prius Prime plugin hybrid. Almost 50k miles on them and still not worn down to wear bars. Getting close though. Will probably replace in 5k miles with same tires. They are still quiet and ride smooth

These tires are OEM on our Sedan we only have 23K Mi on tires and are rated at 55k Mi. They are now in need of replacement nearing the end of their useful life. Very poor tread wear performance. Will not be purchasing these tires again.

There was a measurable mileage improvement over the OEM tires on my vehicle. The traction and handling are equal to or better than the OEM but the Michelins are predicted to last 50% longer.