Michelin is the only Tire manufacturer my family has experienced tires lasting 5% to 10% longer than the guarantee. The Others barely hold up to their promise. It's nice to know a guarantee/promise still means something to Michelin. As a retired soldier who served 27 years a promise still means something to me and my great-grandson; who will be born Sept. 6th, 2014. I've recommended Michelin tires since 1985.

I've purchased Michelin tires for the past 30 years and the Premier A/S have worn down to 3/32 and 4/32 in less than 27,000 miles. I'm meticulous about rotating my tires every six thousand miles, keeping them properly inflated, and have never driven on rock or gravel roads which can cause excessive wear. This is the first set of Michelin tires that have worn this quickly and it seems like a very common issue with these tires.

I purchased a set of these for my daughter’s Honda Civic. After just over 22,500 miles, these are worn to the point that I do not feel safe with her driving on them, especially as we approach winter. I am very disappointed in how quickly these wore out.

These are the first Michelin tires I've purchased. Always thought they were excellent tires but was I surprised. They are rough riding, noisy, not good traction in snow and on the highway you feel as if you are riding on street car tracks. Had car check out and found there was nothing wrong with it. First and last Michelin tires for me.

My 2016 Nissan Altima came with Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires. After 50,000 miles it was time for new tires. My local tire shop recommended the Premier A/S. I bought a set and took off for a Thanksgiving road trip. I drove 3000 miles through snow, freezing rain, ice and dry roads. These tires performed better than I had expected. I highly recommend these tires.

I have only had these tires on for a week so I cannot comment on treadwear but in the week I have had them on I have driven on dry pavement, wet pavement and light snow. The tires performed well in all 3 conditions but is definitely not, nor is it meant to be, a winter tire. However, on dry and wet pavement performed exceptionally well (excellent grip and smooth ride). I find them slightly louder than the X-Ice Xi3 winter tires that were on it but nothing I can't live with. If treadlife proves good I would deinitely look at these again when needed.

80,000 + miles on the premiers, have had the defenders on 3 yrs now as the replacement for the premiers, not crazy with the defenders over the premiers, handing, comfort and traction was A+++, disappointed michelin is dropping sizes. Was using 215/55 r17

Finally a great set of tires for my Mazda. I made the mistake with my prior tires (which replaced the awful OEM set) to shop more on the basis of noise than anything else, and suffered for it. No traction, terrible wear, still noisy. I finally decided to go for traction and wear, and just chill on the whole noise issue. So I purchased the Premiere AS 205/55R16s. Incredible grip in rain and snow, no noisier than any other tire I've tried, and, although they are still less than 2 months old, will probably last a long time. A real quality product and definitely worth the money -- stop looking for something better, you won't find it.

We have a Subaru, hard to find a better AWD system. Have had other brand tires and gone through over a foot of snow in New England without issue. These tires are not good in snow or ice. They are just OK. Not a winter tire, get it, but comparing to other All Season tires. They are very good in dry pavement, wet surface and unlike others reviews, the tread life seems to be good.

Very quite, smooth on the road, steering improved as well which is part of the great handling this tire also provides in turns and accelerating and stopping distance is much better with the Premier A/S. We are waiting for Monsoons to start here in Arizona, but if this tire is anything like my past Michelin's it will take down any rainstorm for grip. This company is legendary for its high quality tires.... Lee, Arizona