I just replaced the OEM tires on my GTI. These new Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3 tires are better in every respect that matters to me. They might be a little noiser than the originals, and I have noticed a slight decrease in gas mileage, but these are small tradeoffs for the amazing wet road traction. Of course, some of the mileage decrease might just be because I am driving more enthusiastically, since the car is really more enjoyable to drive now. The car is much more composed over poor road surfaces, and I haven't been able to induce wheel hop, something that was easy with the old tires on a wet road. Great job, Michelin, you have a winner!

I recently purchased a set of pilot sport as 3 tires from a local retailer. They looked great when I put them on my car. They sound quiet on the road and have literally transformed the ride that the car provides. It makes the brakes work better, and saw a gain in mpg. Even my wife likes driving the car now. She has been fighting me for the keys. Funny thing is she has a set of Michelin's on her car. Guess she prefers the fact that my wagon handles like a go cart with the new lowered suspension and that these awesome tires have been installed. She even said that she can embarrass other more expensive sports cars, which gets her excited. Of course still obeying the posted speed limits.

I bought these tires for my daily driver (2008 Subaru WRX). They work great for my needs. The Pilot A/S 3's are a great mix; they handle like a sport tire, but are higly durable. I've used these tires in rain/snow and they provide great traction. I have not had any problems thus far and really like the tire. I would recommend them to anyone who is looking for a great all season tire.

Was looking for an All Season tire and based on the descriptions this was the tire for the car. Bought 4 new tires, Pilot Sport A/S3, size 205/55R16 91V , 2 of which are DOT B9W11DX4515 and these are the ones I am rating Below Average. Still dealing with Tire Retailer in getting the Radial pull tire replaced.

Last fall, I purchased a 2008 BMW 328i with a sport package and runflat tires. It drove great on flat, unbroken pavement, but you could feel every irregularity in the road. Yesterday, I replaced the runflat tires with Pilot Sport A/S 3's and the car now rides like a dream. Driving the car is now a pleasure!

I have been a long time Michelin purchaser, but the company has out done themselves with the development of the A/S 3. The best thing I like about the Pilot Sport A/S 3 is the non-directional tread. The tires handle superbly and they provide a comfortable ride at the same time. The performance in the rain is second to none for a performance tire. Outstanding product.

I put four new Michelin pilots on my car and have driven barely over 20,000 miles on them in the rear tires already need to be replaced for the money you spend whi I am considering purchasing another brand of tire if anyone has suggestions for a comfortable ride and longer lasting wear let me know

These tires are the best handling tires I've ever tried. They are quiet, smooth and hug the curves. I have them on my Toyota Celica GTS and love them. I read other reviews where people slammed these tires because they did not handle well in the snow. I am sorry but who looks at these tires, a sport tire, and thinks they will be good in snow? That's what dedicated winter tires are for!

I purchased these tires as replacement for the OEM Michelin Pilots on my 2012 Civic Si Coupe. The OEM's only had 12,000 miles but the lack of performance, especially in rain or snow, had me looking elsewhere. I had an '07 Si coupe with Conti DWS, which outperformed the OEM's on my '12, and did consider them, but am glad I opted for the AS/3's. The performance in snow over the past week has been exceptional, much better than the DWS and far superior to the OEM's. I had no trouble driving through 8.5" of wet snow on Monday, 4" of powder last week, and plowed through about 10" of snow / slush / ice encountered in various areas during my drive this morning. Dry performance is great, although not as good as the Pilot Exalto's which were OEM on my '07. Wet performance is very good, the tires are minimally phased by standing water. Note that my Si's both have limited slip differentials, which certainly contributes to performance during inclement weather. I now have approximately 3,500 miles on the AS/3's, and could not be more pleased with my purchase.

I purchased these tires since they are the only low profile speed rated tires on the market with a mileage warranty. I barely have 30K miles on the tires - rear tires are at 3/32 and front tires are at 4/32 - basically worn out. Tire wear is even on all 4 tires. I take good care of the tires - B&R every 6K miles(side to side since F&R are different sizes), alignment min 1 per year and maintain air pressure. I've been extremely gentle with these tires since they cost big bucks and I wanted them to last. I really liked the tires until now. They don't grip as well as summer tires in the curves but I was willing to make that trade if I could get better mileage...OEM were competitor summer tires - got 36K miles before replacing. Ride comfort is very good, low noise; didn't see any difference in fuel mileage between OEM and these tires. I would have given these tires an A+ if I would have written the review shortly after I bought them but with only 30K miles on them, they did not last as long as I expected.