I bought these tires a couple of weeks ago and made a 1,200 mile trip. They performed flawlessly. Smooth ride. Great braking. very happy with my Michelins!

Purchased these tire in June 2024 and the following month went on along drive approx. 5000 km . I found the tires to be quiet and smooth ride and very responsive on the road . Also it seems like my gas mileage improved .

Haven't put a lot of kms on the Defender 2s yet but so far so good. Much quieter and smoother ride than previous tires. Hopefully the durability of the tires is as expected for Michelin tires.

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!

I like Michelin tires to be honest. They cost a little more but seem to last longer. I have never done a TCO calculation but ai would guess the average cost per year is similar to cheaper tires and they come with better quality and performance.

I always respected the Michelin “name” but didn’t think I could afford them. They came highly recommended by my tire dealer. Now that I have driven with them I love them, and I will always buy 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.

Bought these tires almost 7 months ago, these tires have been very good in all weather. Here in Illinois, we get all types of weather from snow and ice to wet and dry. I have never once had a problem in the snow either. I do recommend

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.

To the person’s who’s gas mileage went down, you have to put in the correct psi, 36! And you get the best mpg! I still get ~38 mpg highway and my car is a 2015 with 145,000 miles on it. 34-35 city but have to keep it at 36 psi