bought these over a competitor brand due to reputable name even though these were more expensive. i was expecting to get 6 years or 60,000 miles out of them, but 3 years & 35,000 miles later, i'm needing to find new tires again. I had thought i would have gotten more out of them, but not so.

I usually swear by Michelin tires. I purchased these Premier A/S tires in Spring of 2017 for my 2012 Mazda 3 hatchback. Initially I was happy with the tire - responsive, excellent control, and fairly quiet as well. I'm now 30,000km later on these tires, have rotated them every 6-8000km, and they are nearly bald. I had an alignment done when these were installed, and now 2 years later which showed the alignment was still within tolerances. The car has never been driven aggressively. I'm very disappointed with these tires. I'm not sure if it's the Premier A/S line of tires, if I just got a bad set, or if I need to start looking at another tire manufacturer for quality tires. Either way, 30,000km is nowhere near the 100,000km I expected.

I put these tires on my Mini Cooper in October, 2016. Now after only 28,466 miles, I am told that they are at 3/32 and 2/32 and need replaced. I drive my car carefully and don't feel like my driving has caused this excessive wear. Do manufacturers really sell tires any more that give the mileage promised?

2012 Camry XLE 17 inch rims - 4 cyl. Researched the heck out of this tire - (I do for any major purchase). After driving in torrential Florida rains, and with a little over a thousand miles so far, I can safely say this was a good purchase. Lets address the biggies - EXCELLENT wet weather traction, control, acceleration, handling, braking, what have you. You have to experience it to believe it. Noise - I really haven't noticed any significant change in road noise good, bad, indifferent whatsoever. Mileage - I keep meticulous mileage records, and it would appear to be about a 10 percent reduction in overall mileage - combined city/highway dropped from 28.4 to 25.7 combined. Bottom line though - I will trade the mileage loss for the renewed confidence in the car's handling, and the safety aspects of this tire.

After more than a decade of Pilot Exalto A/S then Pilot Sport A/S Plus, the Premier A/S has been a total let down: the tire was good for 25,000 miles (lasting 10,000 miles less than the Sport tires with 7,500 mile rotations), I had two of the four tires which blew sidewalls (separate incidents), and overall the riding is clunky compared with the prior models. I upgraded to the Pilot Sport A/S 3 and that tire is more in line with what I expect.

I had worn my previous Michelin Pilot Exalto A/S's to the point they failed an inspection. I was very happy with those tires because they gave me alot of confidence drivig in all conditions. However, the Premiere A/S's have been as equally impressive as the Exalto's. Plus, they are much quieter than the Pilots. I have very few miles, but so far I would recommend these tires to anyone who is a serious driver and needs a tire that will perform up to expectations. I am sure they will be equally as impressive in rain and snow. If not, I will write a followup review. But, so far very pleased with my purchase.

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.

Recently purchased a 2004 Lexus RX330 with these tires. Thought for an SUV these tires were a little light on the traction side, so I went to the mountains to see what they would do in the snow, didn't have high hopes once I hit the snow but as I got off road into 8 inches of fresh snow I was amazed that I just kept on going, even though the bottom of the car was pushing a bit of snow, the tires didn't spin. Back on the the road, tested the tires on the packed snow/ice by stopping-starting to see what the tires would do and I was surprised at the grip considering these are not snow tires. Went through 12" of dry snow and kept going, WOW!

I've only had these new Premier tires for a week now but it rides smooth, stops true, and doesn't make any rolling noise. As with any new tire with new tread the cushioning against bumps is very good. I've had many Michelin tires and haven't been disappointed in any of them...other brands may be a little less money but I believe that with Michelins "you get what you pay for".

less than two years and only 19,000 miles into my lease, my dealer said I would need new tires before the next oil change especially since winter is coming. At first I didn't believe him but on checking they are close to the wear bar. Cannot believe I have to replace tires with only about 13,000 miles left on the lease. So now I have to look for something cheaper in tires with the same ratings so I don't return the Equinox with better tires than I started with. I've had Michelin tires before without this problem. Never will buy this model again.