I just purchased my second set for my 2011 Sonata. I put 70K on my first set and still had plenty of tread left. My garage rotated every other oil change and that, I think, is the secret to getting the best results. I could not be more satisfied. I run Defenders on my Silverado and have experienced similar satisfaction.

Had the MXV4s which I replaced with these when the previous set could not be repaired due to road damage. So much worse than I have come to expect from Michelin. Tires are noisy on NYC roads and are softer than most, resulting in roll during anything but perfect conditions despite regular rotations and tire pressure checks. I have an AWD car which returned above average control before these were put on it. Would return them if I could, but at this point will need to live with them for a couple of years.

These tires replaced excellent, but worn Goodyear Assurance Triple Tred tires that were very good up to 40,000 miles of combined extreme winter and all seasons of weather. I bought these because they where the top rated All Season tire for my road conditions, which are quite variable. Last winter they performed excellent, probably a little better than the Goodyear tires when they were new. I am impressed at their wet highway performance. So much so, that I bought another set for my 2011 Subaru Legacy last month. I also enjoy the confident grip of these Michelin Premier A/S tires when turning on and off the interstate

I purchased four Premier A/S tires for my Hyundai Sonata late 2014. Though I like its better grip on snow and ice, I have noticed a decline in fuel economy this summer. I usually got 33.xx last year, now its 31.xx. A two mile drop is quite significant. maybe a price to pay for a better grip ?

I bought these tires to replace a set of Michelin HydroEdge tires (still wish they made these!) and I had high expectations as Michelin has a great reputation. I was NOT disappointed! Although the HydroEdge tires handled slightly better, the Michelin Premier A/S did a great job on my '03 Camry. I drive quite a bit (about 25,000 miles/year). When I recently had them rotated again, the shop checked and told me I have 71,000 miles on this set - WOW!! They still have a lot of tread left...very good for tires rated at 60,000 miles! They will last if you follow the recommended rotation schedule and keep them properly inflated. I will be replacing these in the fall with another set of Michelin Premier A/S. Great product, Michelin!!

My 2011 Mazda 6 came with Michelin tires as standard equipment. I estimate that they lasted about 60 K miles since I do use Michelin winter tires as well. The new Premier A/S runs very smooth and very quiet which is great for driving at highway speeds. Although this is a 4 door sedan the car handles very well with the Michelin's and stops on a dime as well.

Granted I live in California where the roads aren't in the best condition however I drive them very tame (no hard braking, no fast starts, etc) and my tires are at 4/32 at just under 30,000 miles. I've always balanced and rotated but the tires just wore out very quick under very lite driving. The good is that they handled well in dry, wet, and cornering. I just will look elsewhere for more value and longevity.

I don't understand how so many customers find Premiers so noisy. I read reviews before purchasing and decided to take a chance on them anyway. I like the idea of great traction - even with worn tires. The Forester came with Yokohama Geolander GO35, and I replaced them with Kumho ECSTA HP4. I think the Premiers are as quiet as either of those tires, and the ride is fine. I based my final decision using an online tire retailer's user ratings with all categories being excellent/superior. We had a mild winter in Iowa - so no deep snow since I bought these on December 15, 2015. We drive in town and on the highway. Fuel mileage is about the same.

I bought these tires for my 2015 Lexus CT200h hybrid for their snow and rain handling characteristics. And I must say they are excellent with this tire. However in less than 15 months I've had to replace three out of four tires because of sidewall bubbling issues. Perhaps some kind of manufacturing defect? As a result, I will have to try a different tire next time around. Too expensive to be continually replacing tires!

These are the second time I purchased these tires for my wife's Toyota Solara. The first time she barely had 40000 miles. This second set has just less than 30000 miles and need replacement. Alway been a Michelin tire for all vehicles. I will be looking for another brand.