Replaced a set of factory installed Michelins on my 2012 Dodge Charger at 50k with the Michelin Premier A/S. So far so good after 3k ride and handling has inproved, to early for tire wear.

These tires came on my new 2018 Equinox. I now have 27,000 miles on it and the tires need replacement. I've kept them properly inflated and rotated, all need replacement. Unacceptable!

Much better than OEM Bridgestones that came with our 2015 Outback. Very quiet and smooth ride with excellent traction wet weather. Well done Michelin!

so far, so very good, i have 2011 Dodge Challenger, these premier Michelin Tires , are superior !!! Im very pleased with them, ! I hope they will last and the pass the test of time, I will do a follow up review in a year !

These tires came on my brand new Pacifica hybrid red s series. Within the first 30,000 miles the front ones are so bare that the threads are already showing. I won't re buy this brand and will look for a better quality tire.

Bought a set of these for a Honda Civic. After 22,500 miles, they need replaced. Very disappointed in these, they didn’t even last for half of the warranty period.

Purchased Premiers for my vehicle and within the first 100km of driving the car it has developed a vibration at certain speeds, tire shop balanced but no difference. Never bought Michelin’s before and this will be the last set.

Have the Premier A/S on my 2012 Camry. Just put them on my wife’s 2013 Toyota Sienna AWD. The van is now very quiet and rides much smoother. Best tire I have ever had!,

Excellent in rain but at what cost it turned my Lexus rx350 into a noise tin can. My ear buzz when I get out of the car. At 30 to 50 MPH it's unbearable. Stay away from this tire if road noise bothers you. Michelin makes better tires than this.

I've had these tires on my 2007 Camry for 2 years. In the last 6-7 months they have become very noisey. Noise disappears at about 70mph but that's seldom practical. I trust them from a mechanic/performance perspective.