Both retirees, during the winter, we do not go out unless we really need to. We feel safe with our all-weather Michelin tires which provide us with quiet, smooth and safety driving! The rest of the year we also enjoy driving with Michelin tires!

My husband always purchased Michelin tires, he passed away and I will continue to purchase Michelin, he thought they were the best, so I will continue to do as he did.

I bought a set of defender T+H roughly 3 months ago and cannot stand them. so many irregular wear issues and don't even get me started on the wet performance... awful. avoid at all costs. I'm going to goodyear

I've always preferred Michelin tires primarily for their overall quality and dependability; case in point: Michigan is constantly plagued with potholes and these tires handle them with ease.

Upgraded my VW Eurovan from 15” to 16” wheels. The 235/60 R16 were recommended. 2 months and 2000 miles now. Van is more stable and Michelin's as always provide a smooth and quiet ride.

Bought these in the spring for my 2015 Honda Civic. They have performed well and I like them much better than the tires that came with the car. I will definitely look for Michelin tires when it comes time to replace my winter tires.

I installed these on my 96 Riviera in August, and then put 2500 miles on the car, can say the ride and handling are superior, will have to wait for an idea of their wear longevity.

I was consistantly getting about 19-20 MPG with my OEM tires. After switching to my Defenders, I noticed an improvement to between 22 and 24 MPG depending on my driving. Very satisfied!

I haven't really put these tires to the test since I have only had them for eight months, but they are quite nice. Fantastic grip on dry and wet pavement and no water planinig. Snow is on the way so I will do another review in the New Year.

Looked around at various brands and decided on the Michelin Defender T+H so far I'm very happy with these tires. Will definitely be buying the same in the future!