My third set of Michelin defenders tires bought . Snow wet sleet has excellent stopping power .I use to be afraid to drive on rainy days but that changed after buying defenders. Excellent tires are the most important factor in preventing a crash.

I have always been a fan of Michelin Tires and the Defender T&H all season tires I purchased last year stand up to my high expectations for wet traction, quiet ride and exceptional wear properties.

Good ride, but I only got 56,553 miles out of them in just under 6 years. I still went back to the same tire. Maybe I'll get the full 80,000 out of them this time.

Was not too sure about yhese at first. Too soft and sloppy at 32psi (looked almost flat and handled like it) but great at 34psi. Really smooth and quiet. Great on wet roads.

I put my first set on my '64 Beetle, and been using them ever since. The ride is so quiet, that now, all I hear is the wind noise.. It's good to have that positive steering back again, too.

My son bought 4 of these for a 2015 Jeep Cherokee Latitude 2x4. After 37,000 miles driving tread depth is now 3/32 and one of the tires completely broke down on sidewall near tread area. Wish I could enclose photo of damaged tire.

Bought these Defender t+h "80,000mile" tires for my 2006 Toyota Sienna. Got 45,000 miles. Rotated them every 5,000 miles at the same time I changed the oil. They wore flat and even with slightly more wear on the outside edges from turning.

I was consistantly getting about 19-20 MPG with my OEM tires. After switching to my Defenders, I noticed an improvement to between 22 and 24 MPG depending on my driving. Very satisfied!

These are the best wheels! I bought them before and successfully drove them for 4 years. Now I ordered the same model again! The price is a little more expensive than other companies, but it's worth it!

The tire prices are not like a regular tire shop, at a tire shop they mount balance and install tires for free. Walmart charges about 35 dollars for the "free" stuff so beware before you buy there.