I just put these tires on my 2002 tbird what a mistake they make so much noise it sounds like I have bad wheel bearings the car only has 32000 miles on it so disapointed this is a collecter car that I want to keep a long time I bought michelins ror there reputation but big mistake I use my pickup all the time and the noise is not an item but a luxury car this is not acceptable

I’m happy I got this tire. I thought I bought the fenders. I guess I didn’t because that’s what I ordered from the tire place I went to. I only had this for over three years and I rotate them regularly, but now they are shot. I cannot afford new tires.

2012 Buick, over 62,000 miles on Premiers, 124000 on the Buick, trying to decide whether to keep running them, or get new tires before winter. Great ride, happy with gas mileage, no issues with this set. I keep Michelins on the Buick and on my 2000 Silverado HD 4x4 pick up (254,000 miles, E rated strength tires for heavy loads, etc.) Glad Premier model is still available - Buick on Michelin Premiers is the best and safest ride there is! (Retired Banker)

I was completely shocked when i drove the car after tire changes. It was completely a different car with new tires. completely smooth, well rolling and too much stable. Before having this Premier A/S, my car was skidding always. if it was rainy day, it was my nightmare. now, even if I try to push the car to it stability limits, its hardly does 1 sec drifting. even when DSC is off! I'm amazed by the engineering that been done for this tires. Thumbs up Michelin ...

i work for NTB and i see on a daily hundreds of tire and brands . but the premer is the best all season tire ive ever seen i like them so much i bought my wife a set for 2013 honda accord and she is in love with the ride without noise and the handling and proforance they give her in the rain she tells me all the time se feels safe when it rains with her new tires

Great ride, but tread life wore down to 3/32" after only 26-27K and 26 months!!! I was shocked to learn after bringing my car to the dealer for an emergency flat tire repair that I needed to replace all *four* tires due to wear... I did not enjoy anywhere near estimated tread life advertised by Michelin. If I were in an emergency situation to replace the flat, I probably would have selected a different brand that lasts longer. I replaced with the exact same tires, but hope for better tread life. If note, this will be the last Michelins I purchase. Very disappointed...

Just purchased my 2nd set of Premiers. First set lasted for 80K miles. 67,269 to 147,334. Rotated around a 10,000 mile interval. The old tires were starting to show their age. I still had 2/32 tread depth but wanted new tires for winter. The Premier rides smooth, tracks straight and handles standing water without hydroplaning. I cannot speak for any technical rating on this tire but know a good product when I drive on it. Good job Michelin.

The tires that came on the car were noisy, great in snow, but noisy, and only lasted 30,000 miles, I did a lot of asking and looking and went with the Premier A/S upon the final recommendation of Michelin themselves. I rides smooth beyond belief , is quieter than it has ever been, I love it now! Its quiet, like I imagined it would be when I believed it would be with the new tires, as it was used when I bought it, and it was not. I put up with the noise for 30,000 miles. As long as these babies stay this quiet as I was told they would, I will be a Michelin customer for life! And my Mileage has jumped up around town so far!

I have a 2015 Prius, originally running Ecopia 422s, with the package 5s 17's in 215/45/17. I was averaging 40.1 mpgs on the 422's with a generally terrible ride, and the tire had side to side flex, noticeable during cross breezes. The Premiers, are much quieter than the 422's, and out of the box without being broken in, i'm seeing 41mpgs, and steadily increasing. Braking distances seem to out perform the 422's, as well as having a better ride quality overall, with much less road noise. Even the way the tire absorbs impacts is significantly softer than the 422's, without compromising the sidewall stiffness.

I am using the Pirelli tire, and this time I am installing it as a Michelin Premier AS.I have read a lot of reviews and chose this while considering the Michelin pilot sport as3 + model until the very end.The choice point is based on quietness, I rate it as a satisfactory tire.