Bought it last month after my tire blew up while driving, still choose Michelin winter tire, the grip can’t compare to other winter tire it’s the best in the market though a little bit pricey, but hey you’re safely first right.

I put a very used set of these on a 1992 suburban, without the 4 wd hooked up. They were almost gone, and I never slipped. I'm in Michigan, on some Michelins.

I am very pleased with my new tires. Mavis Tire did not have my order. They seem disorganized. But they found what I wanted and seemed to install tires correctly.

Great handling, part of my travel is on gravel road (under construction), I was able to move along beautifully, with smooth, even ride, hardly and noise.

I bought these 9,000 kms ago and am pleasantly surprised at the smooth ride they offer. Previous tires of a different brand were noisy but the Michelins are quiet.

I bought the original set about a year and a half ago, but they wore down a little quicker than I thought about 60K, I contacted Michelin and they stood by their warranty and reimbursed me a percentage, so I bought another set, very happy with them

The tire produces a smooth and comfortable ride. I also liked its gripping capability. I tend to make fast turns. Although I have not had the tires for a while, I like its 80K miles warranty.

I researched tires for my 2013 Mazda3 and came to the many good reviews for the Defender 2. After driving around town, I can feel the difference between my OEM tires and the Defender 2. Definitely a lot less noise!

Just had these put on my 2017 Honda Accord and they are much better than the Yokohamas that came off. These are smooth, safe and they are great in the rain. Driving in the snow this weekend I'm sure they will do great.

I bought these tires 4 years ago and experienced a blowout on the sidewall of this tire. Only 30K miles applied to the set of tires. As a life long customer, I've learned Michelin's shinning reputation is no longer what they used to be.