Had them on Chevy Bolt EV 2021 from February 2021 till February 2024. Two sets - year round in Alaska, Anchorage. One set lasts about 35,000 miles. Overall had three punctures on two sets, all of them repaired. Great in summer (except of heavy rain): 4-5 miles/kWh, so-so in winter (not so good in heavy snow or on ice): 2-3 miles/kWh.

After 61,000 miles I just purchased my second set of Michelin Energy Saver AS tires for my 2008 Toyota Prius. The tires I replaced still had a fair amount of tred remaining but we are heading into the winter season here in New England so I replaced them now rather than trying to get through the winter with them (I drive about 30,000 miles per year). The tire dealer told me that these old tires had at least another 8 to 10 thousand miles of wear left in them. Obviously I was more than satisfied with the Energy Saver AS tires since I bought four more. They have worn better than I expected and they are good in wet conditions and in the snow. In fact, during the heavy snows we had last winter they performed just as as well on my prius as did the snow tires my friends had on their Prius (they do not have Michelin snow tires). The one negative for the Energy Saver AS tires is that they are somewhat noisier than some other tires, but this is a small trade off for all their other positive characteristics. I would recommend these tires to anyone who wants excellent fuel mileage, a smooth ride, excellent handling and good traction in both wet and dry conditions and in the snow. I think they are great tires - they do exactly what they are advertised to do.

Five years ago I purchased a new car and recently I had to replace the original factory installed tires and I chose Michelin Energy Saver A/S. I immediately experienced that new car ride which was missing even when my car was new. The ride, agility was especially noticeable when maneuvering, and turning. An added bonus was that my mileage improved in city driving. If only I could have been driving on Michelins for the past five years.....

I replaced the tires that were on the car when I bought it used. They slipped on small patches of ice in parking lots. My Michelins do not ever slip, even on sharp turns. I feel very stable in my car. My only complaint is the guaranteed mileage doesn't exist. Perhaps they could give an estimate. But so far so good.

I replaced the factory original tires with EnergySaver A/S at less than fifty thousand miles. The first thing that I noticed was the improvement in the ride. over time I felt that the handling of the car felt more positive. The mileage is about the same. I am very satisfied with my purchase.

Came as standard equipment on the 2018 Nissan LEAF. Driven all across the southeast for 30000 miles, now approaching 4/32" tread depth. Not sure why everyone gives tires such a harsh rating. I have had these sets on multiple cars and they have always been quiet, excellent handling, and always feel safe. Energy efficient is a must, extends my range by 10% or more. Only complaint is that any tire is going to be expensive to replace... Over-inflated tire prices. ;-) Multiple tire punctures due to nails over the years - every time its been a slow leak so I can just drive to the shop and get it plugged/patched. Tougher than nails, you could say!! To those who have tires wear out quickly, perhaps you should check your driving style first (I bet there's an APP for that!... MICHELIN). If you race everywhere in life, you will have to change tires (and brakes) more often like its a race!

I have tried other tires for my Prius and the gas mileage decreased by 20%. I went to the Michelin site and found the tires recommended were the energy saver a/s. I purchased them and they are great. Right from the start the gas mileage was increased and they handle fine. I would advise all Prius owners to get them!

After owning several brands of tires, from the lower budget to high-ended performance designs, I think by far the choice for the most miles with the least troubles and wear are the Micheline Energy Saver All Season. I have not had problems with losing the sidewall as much as others when bouncinf across the un-avoidable potholes. The car actually seems to roll easier, leading to about 1-2 mpg improvement. I was not compensated in anyway for my expressed opinions and refection of experiences.

I own a Lexus SUV and when I needed a new set of tire, the service rep recommended Michelin Energy. They were more expensive than other available replacements but I took the advice and could not believe the difference in handling and lesser tire noise. It was like driving a different vehicle! Much more responsive, the care drive like it's eager to go. "Energy" is a good name - - the SUV feels energized - - rolls so much easier, turning is more responsive and the quiet ride is a joy. I certainly recommend this tire to interested buyers!

These tires came on my 2012 Ford Fusion when I purchased it new. During the last year I put 81,000 trouble free miles on these tires, many more miles than I've been able to get out of other brands. Probably could have stretched it a little longer, but I can't afford trouble on the highway. I'm happy. So, I've just put another set on my car and look forward them being the last set I buy for this car. I drive about 50% in stop and go Houston traffic and 50% on open Texas Interstates at 80 MPH.