Wife and I have 3 cars and work from home. I mostly drive my Tacoma and she primarily drives our Lexus RX. Our 3rd car for very occasional local use is a 92 Lexus SC400. Today I took it in for an annual inspection and the treads are just about gone so we have to get replacements. I looked at my scanned receipts I always keep and we bought these tires in January of 2016. We don't take this car on long trips - just around town. It's one of these fair weather cars and we don't take it out of it's raining or snowing. We barely got 9000 miles on these ! Very disappointed. We also keep this car aligned. Quiet tire for sure but I'd rather have a lo

Purchased a new set of wheels with bigger diameter, so I need it to buy a tire with lower profile . I went from aspect ratio 55 ( also Michelin ) to 45 and I was shocked to see that the ride comfort remained the same, while the handling was unbelievable. I made tests and even post videos on net with the results. They also have a lip that protects the rim from curb marks, very clever. Good price too.

Immediately noticed the quietness and smooth ride. Time will tell how they wear but I average 60,000 miles a year, so it may not take long, based on the warranty. But I have seldom been disappointed with Michelin products. I've always worn my original equipment out but always replaced them with Michelin products.

Superb tire; installed on a 2011 Acura RL. The car handles tigther, the tire noise is less than stock, and wet/winter traction is great. The tire further improves the AWD nature of the RL as opposed to the stock tires. Fuel Economy is identical as the OEM tire.

Purchased 4 tires at 106,800 miles. Had front end alignment. Kept tires at recommended psi. Rotated at 112,500 miles. At 119,100 miles the 2 front tires did not pass inspection due to cores showing.

I had a set of these tires installed on my Mini 6 months ago. They have performed really great on dry pavement as well as on snow this past winter. I am very pleased and would purchase another set in the future.

These tires are very dangerous in winter. They are not an all season tire. With that being said, in dry and wet conditions they are very good. I would recommend going with a better all season tire like DWS or snow tires.

I drive about 20,00 miles a year in all weather conditions. I replaced my old michelin MXM4 tires that served me well with these ones. I could tell the difference right away. The grip is amazing in dry and cold. Haven't tested them in the snow yet.

I purchased these tires for my wife's Honda fit, in a 205/40r17. they are quiet, RIDE INCREDIBLE, smooth and handle very well. Very surprised that such a wide tire on such a little car rides so well.

I have run Michelin tires before on my BMW's, thought that I would try other brands, boy did I get fooled, my M-3 drives the best it has in years, will always run Michelin tires I am sold.