I had the Premier tire installed 1200 mile ago and initially after installation I had noise, rough ride and straight tracking problems. After arriving home letting the tires cool for a couple of hours I double checked the tire pressure and found the installer had inceased each tire's pressure by 5 pounds over what was recommended for my car. I bleed off the additional air and took a test drive. The noise, ride and tracking was greatly improved. My point in all this is if you're having problems with these tires make sure the tire pressure is correct and you might find your problems will disappear.

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

These tires replaced a set of Uniroyal Tiger Paws and I can't get over how quiet these new Michelin Premiers are! Our Camry is a joy to drive again with the reduced cabin noise and the tires have an outstanding grip in rainy weather. We are completely pleased with this purchase (2nd set of Michelins in the family now) and will not stray from Michelins after this experience!

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 purchased a set of 4 Michelin Premier A/S tires in 2017 for my 2012 Toyota Corolla LE. A year and a half and 30,000 miles later, they are still at 7/32! They are quiet, handle very well, and get excellent fuel economy. Wearing evenly and still look brand new. I have only used Michelins on all the cars I have ever owned and love them. Not inexpensive tires, however, you get what you pay for.

I read the reviews about this tire. They claim it's quiet, handles well, lasts long, etc. I just got a set [4] tires for my '93 Dodge Intrepid ES and so far, they're great! So far, the Premier A/S is everything the reviews said, and then some. These tires are so smooth on the road. No tire noise. They handle like dream in the corners and on the straights. They stay glued to the road in the rain. What a good looking deep tread profile. I mean, they look like they could handle the dirt roads as well. Like I said, this could be the best Michelin tire yet. Well done, mon amis.

I bought these tires 19,773 miles ago. I got a rejection sticker today because my 2 front tires need replacement! I drive my car less than 7,000 miles per year! I go to the grocery store and back! I'm beside myself because I can't afford new tires!

I had MXV4s and my 2011 VW Tiguan was a joy to drive. Butter smooth and bumps were just a thump. I tried to test drive cars as the VW was getting older but couldn't find anything that rode half as nice. At 75k I had to replace tires before the winter and they don't make MXV4s anymore so went with Premier A/S. They ride like rocks. Jittery and loud on perfectly smooth roads, and jarring with the littlest bumps (even just tar used to fill in cracks in the road). Tires inflated perfectly and balanced perfectly, doesn't matter. Bumps literally rattle the car. My neck is starting to hurt again like when I had an 03 Accord.

Just bought a full set for my minivan. Drove it off the tire service lot and was immediately impressed by how quiet the tires were. Turning corners also seemed to smooth out substantially. Like driving on butter, just without the slipping. I'll see how they continue to perform.

Bought my wife a used BMW convertible - front end need some work as would be expected with a car that had 16 years on it. After everything was replaced, still did not ride good, rotated and re-balanced the Goodyear tires on, not a noticeable difference . Swapped out the Goodyear tires with the Michelin Premier A/S. It was the difference between night and day, drives and handles great. Point is, car is 16 years old, cost $36K new, one can choose to treat a car like this as a 16 year old car with over 100K miles, I treat this one as a $36K vehicle with 100K miles. Tires make a big difference - go with Michelin