All of my cars have Michelin tires because I will not settle for less. The A/S 3s had just come out when I bought them. I put them on my E-class to replace my old MXM4s. They are quiet, and handle great. At high speed on the freeway, the car is extremely stable. It hasn't rained in San Diego recently so I can't comment on wet traction. But since it normally doesn't rain here, I'm not too concerned.

I purchased a 2005 Crossfire from an auction almost 4 years ago. It had sluggish handling and a rough ride. I was concerned about the right front tire and thought it was brake issue. However, when my mechanic checked, he called and said "It's the tires." He recommended the Pilot Sport A/S 3. I thought I was driving a brand new car. The handling was superb, the road noise was minimal and it was like driving on cloud. I love the tires and would buy another set if needed.

Since 1983, I've exclusively purchased Michelin tires which, until now, never disappointed me. Although the Pilot Sport A/S 3 tires handle well, they've significantly reduced my Honda Civic's gas mileage by 10-12%. The drop in mileage began immediately after these tires were installed. I keep my vehicle in top mechanical shape and ensure that all maintenance schedules are followed, so there is no doubt that the drop in mileage is due to these new tires. My original tire choice was the Primacy MXM4 205/55R16 tires. Unfortunately, Michelin had no inventory available for many months. Just my luck, because the Primacy MXM4's are now available!

bought these tires for my little Audi A4 at 66000 miles. At 86000 miles my dealer balanced at my request but refused to rotate since the tires are" worn to the wear bar and cupped badly". Loved the quiet ride and road dependability but will sadly took for another brand now. I use the Audi around town 60% and highway 40%. I am very disappointed to be needing a new set of tires.

I just bought a set of 4 tires for a 2006 Civic SI. Before I had 4 Fuzions Tires. The Car came originally with Michelin (summer)tires, those lasted 95k miles !. After those, I bought a set of 4 Hangkook, then I bought a set of 4 Fuzion ( wich I wouldn't recommend to anyone. Now I am back and very happy with Michelin again. The difference on the ride is huge !, new tires, brand new, bought in Sept/14 I would recommend these tires to anyone. New shoes ;-)

I have had this tire on my CLS 550 for about 1000 miles. I am not a heavy footed driver but I am a high milage driver. Car came with another brand and developed a wobble after 10K miles, those were a HP Summer tire, dumb enough I bought a second set of the same and had the same problem after 10K miles. Went with the Mich SS and those were great but living in Florida the rain here made them meh at best. These pups are amazing, the ride quality is top notch (can't say silent but smooth and handles well). My concern was rain, if you live in Florida than you know Jun 1st is the start of monsoon season and the rain down here is unlike anything I have experienced living up north. No problem hauling on the thruway at 70-80 MPH but in the rain I don't have that hydroplane feeling i did with all of the other tires, it's as if these soak up the water and stay planted to the road. With offset wheels I dont expect to get much out of them, maybe 1 year 15 K miles but so far I can NOT complain at all. Much of an upgrade to all the previous tires I had.

Just got these a few days ago and I'm very happy with them. They are smooth and quiet, better I think than the original Michelin Pilot HX MXM4 that came with my Accord. They even cost less than the original tires. The treadware rating is 500 on the Pilot Sport AS 3 vs. 300 on the Pilot HX. I got over 80K miles on my original tires; so I'm hoping the Pilot Sport will last just as long or more. The reason I gave this a 4-star rating is because I don't know what the tread life will be like. On another note though, I've tried other name brands in the past and have been disappointed. Now I only use Michelin tires and have yet to be disappointed. Their tires just last a long time, provided you rotate regularly.

Replaced OEM AS which I thought were great tires @ 28,000 miles. The AS3's are head and shoulders above the factory installed tire. They're quiet, grip like crazy in the dry and wet and offer a firm but comfortable ride. I live in the Deep South so snow performance was not a requirement when I purchased these tires. For an MB E Class sedan these are probably the best tires available in the Ultra High Performance category for my driving style and conditions. Without a doubt they're worth every penny spent on them.

Changing to the MPSAS3 made our already great car even better. I felt an improved connection to the road. Yes it was stiffer but not in a way that was more uncomfortable but rather it was like upgrading the dampers on the car to the "sport" version. Braking was improved in both wet and dry and the handling was very rewarding. The car goes where I point it and it is predictable even in the snow/ice mix. This is an All Season and does not compare to a full ice and snow tire but it is by far the best All Season I have been on. I am extremely pleased with the tire.

-- 2013 Ford Flex Limited Edition AWD EconoBoost -- I have had 2 complete sets of 255/45ZR20 101Y Pilot Sport A/S 3. Both sets were AMAZING up to about 10,000 miles. I am talking the best handling in all conditions plus they look very sporty!! BUT - after that they seem to be a much harder ride and nosier as times passes. I replaced the first set at 29,000 miles and am now looking to replace the second set at 27,000. Needless to say I am very reluctant to go down this road again!! Premium dollars for a not so overall great tire.