I bought a brand new 2013 Lexus ES300h and it came with a set of 4 Michelin tires. This set of tires were worn out at about 30,000 miles so I went to my favorite local owned tire dealer and they sold me the Michelin Premier A/S 215/55R17 94V because my car requires a "V" rating set of tires even though the dealer recommended the "H" rating tires. I religiously rotate my set of tires every 5,000 miles. Right now I have been driving 23,000 miles and the tires are already worn out with little tread left. I will need a new set of tires before the winter comes.

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.

I have a 2012 Mini Cooper . I had continentals on my car. I have 17000 miles on this car and the wear and road noise was unbearable . I knew the Michelins were the best tire out there. I purchased 195/55/R16 87v for my mini. What a difference the tire makes. No more noise and better all around tire. I am very satisfied with the Michelin brand. Always is the best tire for the money !!!

I bought these tires in Nov 2014 for my 2010 subaru forester. Their wear exceeded my expectations! I've got 72,000 miles on them! I'm replacing them with the same tires again. It's true, in the rain they stop well, even as worn as they are. The only downside is road noise, but that's probably more in part due to the Subaru.

Two weeks ago we put on 4 new Premier tires to replace the <4/32s worn Primacy MXV4s on our 2012 Toyota Camry XLE. The installer could have still gotten Primacys but advised us to go with Premiers since if there was ever a need to replace a single Primacy they would not be available. I'd had concerns about the 8.5/32s new tire tread depth on the Premiers, but they pointed out the tires have sipes that both appear during tread wear and go down fully to under 2/32s which other tires don't have. We average over 15k mi/year on this car with a 60/40 balance of highway/city miles. So far in over 1600 miles of mostly freeway driving I am very satisfied with the Premiers. Mine are NOT noisy as some have complained about. Handling is excellent; I've only had 30 miles of driving in heavy rain but they did fine. I've noticed a very slight degradation in gas mileage almost not measurable but it may be down a few percent (normally get right at the Toyota EPA 35 mpg on the freeway and it's varied from around 37 with a tail wind to 32 the past 2 tanks which seems a bit low based on conditions). I will reserve judgement on winter handling and see if I can add to this review in December after our first real midwest snows. I am still concerned I'll get 60k miles but hope to get at least 50k depending on the time of the season treadwear drops under 4/32s.

I am running these tires on our 2013 Jetta Sport Wagon TDI and they are a perfect match for this car. These tires support our spring, summer, and fall driving habits in this car and were a replacement for the Conti OEMs, a move we should have made miles ago. These tires are quite on the interstate and offer predictable supple grip on back country roads. I have had these tires for around a 1000 miles and have been satisfied with my purchase on every one. I have not had a chance to run these tires in pooling water yet but they tracked really well in light rain. I am now a Michelin Customer for Life!

Premier A/S 235/55R18, 2013 Ford Escape SE, well maintained, aligned, rotated, mild driving style. 3 years old, two shifted belts and not enough tread to pass inspection. Very disappointed! Dealer said not worth trying on the prorated warranty. Never had such poor performance from Michelins! Do not buy these tires, they are not worth the money.

This is the OEM tire for my 2008 Volvo. The set I have now are two years old and currently have over 60,000 miles and could go another 5,000 miles but I’m noticing the grip and in wet roads not quite as tight so I’m buying another set because I love this tire!!!

Great tires. The tires performed great on wet surfaces and surprisingly well in fairly light snow. The problem however comes with the short treadlife. I've got about 20,000 miles on them and am down to 3/32 in the front and about 4/32 in the rear. Definitely would not recommend based on how quickly the wear.

I have used Michelin tires since 1968 & every time I buy another brand, I return, because only Michelin puts your car on “rails” as far as handling, ride & overall performance. The Premier A/S on my K5 that I have now are fantastic all around. The Plus3 that I have on my V are truly amazing!