I have had 2 sets of the Energy Saver for my 2015 Honda Hybrid and liked them. Thought I would try a Michelin with higher mileage. Noisy and rides rough. Going back to Energy Savers ASAP

I bought them 2 years ago. and only have just over 30,000 miles on them. and now I need new ones again. I have had them rotated every 5,000 miles and they are 80,000 mile tires. I am not happy with them.!!!!

I've always preferred Michelin tires primarily for their overall quality and dependability; case in point: Michigan is constantly plagued with potholes and these tires handle them with ease.

We use these on all our company cars and light duty trucks. They have excellent traction and have long tread wear. Of course we hardly ever get the mileage rating on them but we have tried other brands and these outlast them and ride quieter.

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.

The worst tires I've ever had. Gravel from my driveway has punctured them multiple times, how is that acceptable?! This issue has never happened with any other vehicle/ tires.

I purchased these tires last summer and not only do they handle extremely well in wet weather, they also have appeared to increase my mileage range by 20 miles. Very hopeful they last the entire 80K.

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.

Four new tires on Forester a year ago; several thousand miles. Bought these based on premise of less road noise, but they seem to be at least as noisy as my OEM tires - maybe more noisy! Also ... Gas mileage is slightly worse.

Advertised to last 90k, got 65k. Rotated every 10k. Aligned at install, and miles are 60 percent highway. Average tire considering the price paid. Went to alternative tire brand.