So far so good. 6 weeks and about 1400 miles. I have a 2002 Camry that has never been quieter. Nice handling & very comfortable ride so far. I did have previous balance issues with a set of MXV4s. Those had to be road force balanced a few times which was a surprise considering the cost. So far the Premiers have been great ! Even in torrential Florida rain this Camry is rock solid and feels very secure. A bit expensive. However, if the quality holds up they are worth the money.

I purchased these tires for my Honda Pilot and boy am I sorry I did. I have driven on these tire about 30,000 miles now and I am going to replace them. They handle decent and traction is not an issue but they are extremely rough riding and a little noisy. It is time to look for a different set of tires. I hate to replace them this soon but I can’t stand the roughness anymore.

I just recently purchased 4 Premier A/S Michelin's prior to a trip , drove through severe rain conditions and the Tires never hydro-planed and the quick stopping was never an issue . Look forward to Driving Safely with the New Michelin Tires on my car .

My 2011 Mazda 6 came with Michelin tires as standard equipment. I estimate that they lasted about 60 K miles since I do use Michelin winter tires as well. The new Premier A/S runs very smooth and very quiet which is great for driving at highway speeds. Although this is a 4 door sedan the car handles very well with the Michelin's and stops on a dime as well.

I bought these to replace the OEM Bridgestone Turanza EL400 on my 2014 Toyota Avalon Hybrid Limited, and these are a huge improvement in every way: quieter, smoother ride, better handling. I was a little concerned that there might be a drop in fuel economy, but that has stayed the same. I can't comment on wear yet because I've only had these a month.

These tires came factory installed on my 2017 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid. They've been great: handled well, no noise, no problems. However, at only 53,000kms of the 100,000km tread warranty these tires are less than 3/32 and need to be replaced. Looks like they will only get 50% of the advertised tread life on this vehicle.

Couldn't be any more disappointed in these tires. Despite Michelin's reputation for quality, these tires are showing excessive wear well before the stated mileage warranty. We have only 31,554 miles on a set of tires guaranteed for 60,000 miles, and a tread depth gauge already shows yellow. What's most aggravating is my Honda dealer noticed the excessive wear back on 10/28/22, when our vehicle was in for an oil change and tire rotation. They measured the tread depth at 5/32". This is only 2.7 years after we purchased the tires new. If that's the best Michelin can do, I'll take my business elsewhere.

I've had the tires for more than three months. These may be the best tires that I've ever had. I am keeping my car of 10 years or 200K and thought I would not make it because the previous set of tires, Bridgestones, were under performing. The OEM Michelins on my 2006 Honda Accord were ok. The Bridgestones were pretty good for the first 30,000 miles. However, the Michelin Premiers are outstanding. My car rides quieter and better now than when I got it. What a surprise? I'll definitely be keeping my car for another year.

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.

Driving a 2013 Kia Soul, I live on the Oregon coast and commute 60 miles each way to work on twisty, rainy roads. At nearly 50k on the odometer it was time to replace the originals. I must say the car has been transformed. Previously commuting was quite the white knuckle experience. The car fees much more secure around curves and braking is remarkably better! My previous experience with Michelin were Primacys on my 2003 Subaru Forrester which I thought were exceptional. I can honestly say I have no complaints.,