I replaced the A/S pluses with A/S 3 and am shocked at how noisy they are on well traveled roads 60 MPH and above. They go back within the 30 day period.

Just drove on my new Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3 tires on my 2011 BMW 135i M-Sport. What a world of difference from the run flats that came on the car! The ride is superb, balance perfect, handling outstanding, etc. You simply can't beat Michelins!

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.

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 have these tires on my Audi A8L and they performed very, very, well last night. 8 hours to get home no slippage. I passed a brand new 750i going up a steep incline and I never slipped.

After 6000 miles no thread left on my 1999 500sl they wore even across tire had less expensive tires and got 10000 miles a little disappointed for the money

Think hard about walking in high heeled boots on a cobblestone street. Now think about walking bare-footed in the wet sand at low tide---that's the feeling you get riding on the Michelin Sport AS3.

Great tires for spring/summer performance. Doesn't matter if the surface is dry or slick with summer rain, these tires keep you on track, even under hard driving.

I purchased 3 sets of tires for my vehicles in the last 12 mos and have only purchased Michelin tires for the past 10+ years. They live up to Michelin standards.

I got 2 summers, approximately 20,000km out of a new set of Pilot Sport 3 A/S tires to have 1 rear worn out and both fronts cup on the inside tread. 2018 Kia Stinger GT Limited AWD