I just bought 4 of these tires for my 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid XLE today. My first impressions are that the ride is just a little bit stiffer than before nothing offensive though and I assume this will be better once the tires are broken in. My car generally has problems in the rain so if these tires perform as advertised I will be very happy. These tires also handle very well for a daily commuter and those who are more spirited like myself. I did notice braking distances have improved a lot. I cannot rate fuel efficiency or wear just yet! I will update my review when the time comes.

These came with our 2019 Pacifica. After only 32,000 miles I'm now sitting and waiting to have them changed out with each at 4/32. I could've waited a little longer but I've already started to hydroplane at times. Definitely not a 60,000 tire and it certainly doesn't look like I'm alone.

I replaced all 4 tires on my 2006 Accord LX Sedan 4 days ago, I was set o going for the Primacy MXV4 but learned that they were discontinued and replaced with the Premier A/S. I read about the technology behind the Premier A/S and decided to pull the trigger despite the risks with new products. It has only been 4 days but so far I am not disappointed and am quite impressed. Contrary to the other reviewer, these are the most quiet tires I have ever rode or driven on. I can't even hear them at 35psi (I'm supposed to be at 29/30) and trust me, I don't take road noise lightly. They are very very comfortable. Braking and accelerating feels as if the car was new - and somehow I experienced heavy rain and frost these past 4 days and had no issues. The tires are also very very stable at speed, it's too easy to go up to 80mph+ and not even feel it. The only drawback compared to the performance all season tires I'm coming from is the cornering stability, the Premier's are much softer and does not hug the pavement as nicely but overall the handling is great. I can't take any stars away for a tire that does everything else so well.

I had these tires installed at 86,600 miles (60,000 warranty) in 2014, and regularly had the tires balanced and rotated, and had one alignment, driving in all season conditions. Now, April 2017/158,660 miles, tread still good (not yet to the tread wear bars in the main water channels). My previous tires were another brand, also 60,000 mile tires that I replaced after about 50,000 miles. I'm waiting for my regular dealer to have their rotating "special" to come back to the Michelin brand and off the "other" brand, so I can get another set of Michelin Premier A/S at about 165,000 miles, and I expect them to get me well into the low 220K's!

Installed Premier A/S tires on my Honda Fit just yesterday. First impressions - virtually no tire noise compared to the previous set, for a small car its a big win. Car runs much smoother. I have always installed Michelins on all my cars and they have performed flawlessly. Great tires Michelin!

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.

I drive an average of 24k miles per year and I can tell these tires stand by the manufaturer's specifications. I been using these tires for a little bit more than 3 years and over 60,000 miles and I can say that these tires are very reliable up to this day. I will be replacing them this week because it is about time to do so and the winter is coming. I will greatly recommend these tires to anyone who wants sport-type tires that handle very well under all weather conditions and moderate use.

I have been purchasing Michelin Tires for all of my vehicles since 1980. The Premier A/S has been the worst performing Michelin tire that I have owned. They have been rough riding and one tire had a belt to slip and was replaced after about 5K to 6K miles. I currently have another tire or two that is/are causing the car to vibrate. My tire dealer has been exceptional in trying to find the cause of the problem(s) and we know it's not the rims. The Premier line is lacking much in comparison to the Primacy line of tires that I have had on my other vehicles.

I placed 4 new Michelin Tires on my 4Runner in 2012. I just changed them this year. Because of the Covid, I had a hard time getting them and put a brand that compares. The tread was barely worn. I drive between 15,000-30,000 miles a year. I live in Baltimore and these tires, Michelin, never failed me in the snow or rain. I never got stuck in mud. Well, I am putting Michelins on my Corolla. Toyota only had 4 of my tire size left and I have to move quickly because of the Covid. I don't care what the cost is.

I put these tires on my 2004 Infiniti G35 sedan about 4 years ago. The tires were Michelin's newest offering so I gave them a try. They outlasted the original Goodyear RS-A, Yokohama Envigor and Conti DSW tires by 10,000 miles. The ride was great and the handled as good as the UHP Yokohama tires. I never hydroplaned with them. Out of the 4 sets of tires on the car these were by far the best.