Purchased brand new 2018 chevy volt with these tires on them. Regular rotations. Consistent pressures. They are worn out at 36k miles. Disappointing. They are a nice performing tire but getting 65% off rated life is not worth it.

I have had these tires for 3.5 years and just over 30,000 miles and they are done. They were wonderfully quiet on my 2015 Ford Fusion Hybrid, but not the life span I was expecting.

Original Tires lasted over 92000 miles. Quiet ride. Had to look, but found the exact tire for replacement. They came as OEM on my Chrysler 300 limited.

They came on my 2014 Camry LE. I've already had to replace one tire due to a problem with the sidewall. They sound harsh and loud on most roads. The speed rating is much lower than I thought it would be.

I am enjoying my Michelin tires as well as any I've ever owned. I always buy Michelins and have since the early '70s. I won't buy any other brand. Thanks for making a product on which I can always depend.

These cam standard on my Hyundai Genesis, a rear wheel drive car and they are awful in the snow. They are universally disliked in winter weather. Other than the tires best car we ever owned.

One of my tires experienced a blow out and had to be replaced. I noticed other consumers had the same complaint with this tire. Mileage is not better than other competing brands.

At 65,000 miles the tire have thousands of miles left. The ride a bit stiff but my mileage improved by 2-3 miles per gallon. Averaging 53 mile per gallon on my 2010 Prius IV.

I bought these tires about 20,000 miles ago for my wife's car, and they have performed well. Good wet traction and they seem to be wearing very well. I will probably buy a similar set for my car.

Just bought a new set of Michelin Defender tires to replace the original 4 Energy Saver tires on my Suburban. They still have 20% tread left after 78K miles. Hope the Defenders perform as well!