I have a Chevrolet Cruze Eco that I've put a lot of miles on, and I needed to replace the OEM Assurance Fuel Saver tires. These new Premier A/S tires are quieter, handle better, and have a smoother ride than the originals, which weren't that bad to start with! Fuel economy seems to be equivalent to the original tires (so far). Having a tire that performs well in wet weather, even when worn, is important in western Washington.

We bought a new bronco sport in Nov.4th which came with the 225/60/r18 Primacy A/S that are rated for 60000 miles. As of today they are at 4/32 left an only at 21273.9 miles of use which is half the claim in their statement. Very unsatisfied in quality.

I recently replaced Goodyear on 2008 Lexus ES350. What a world of difference Michelin did to cutting road noise to whisper quiet and excellent handling n cornering. It did made my ride more enjoying experience. Fuel economy didn't make much of large difference though as I'm getting almost same mileage keeping all other things same. Highly recommended for a smoother ride.

I got about 35,000 miles out of a new set when they got to 3-5/32 all around. Local reseller explained that the warranty required they be worn to 2/32 to be covered. This meant driving with 3/32 of tread on the front tires this past winter. Finally got the front tires to the magic 2/32 with 48,000. While the prorated warranty will cover some replacement costs. The thought of asking anyone to drive with such low tread depth again is not worth it. Keep the $50, I’ll take sound of mind, thank you.

After excellent performance from a set of MXV4 (H) on Lexus ES350 I learned the MXV4 had been replaced by the Premier A/S and I eagerly purchased a set. Extremely disappointing! Has fairly good traction dry/wet with worsened gas mileage of about 5%. Theoretical snow traction irrelevant. The A/S has a harsh, stiff ride which transmits every minor road surface imperfection as jarring and vibration to the cabin. Loud on asphalt, but the 'singing' noise on concrete pavement is so loud as to be distracting and tiresome. Looking for a real replacement in terms of ride and quiet for the MXV4? This expensive tire is not it.

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.

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 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 purchased a set of these for my daughter’s Honda Civic. After just over 22,500 miles, these are worn to the point that I do not feel safe with her driving on them, especially as we approach winter. I am very disappointed in how quickly these wore out.

These tires have lasted just over 30k miles, although the tires themselves have performed well overall I was highly dissatisfied to have to pay to replace them before I was anywhere near 60k miles. While I appreciate a warranty pro-rate what I would appreciate more is only having to pay for one set of tires every 60-80k miles instead.