The Kia Dealership I took my car for the last Oil change told me on the phone that they do not do warranties nor do they care! Nice! This is supposed to have a 65K miles warranty, I am at 37.

Stops within 8ft. Mhmmm sure. Maybe 25 to 30 ft on snow covered roads. All season safety. Ya no not a chance. Horible. I can push my car in park on the driveway that’s how bad they are

My 2010 prius got better gas mileage, but the noise was bad. Don't have any other complaints but the road noise was unbearable. Replaced them with the Defender, and a lot quieter.

We have this tire on our Ford Fusion Hybrid and have been getting 42.3 mpg with a mixture of city and highway driving. Lasted 63,000 miles. Great value!

These cam standard on my Hyundai Genesis, a rear wheel drive car and they are awful in the snow. They are universally disliked in winter weather. Other than the tires best car we ever owned.

As we all know, Michelin is supposed to make the best tires & I guess it does that.. The tires are smooth & very nice in handling / braking, even on a bit high speeds. After one year of installation, the threads are still very good !!

Performs well in all weather conditions. I was surprised at how well they held the road in rain. Improved my gas mileage slightly over previous tires. Long lasting wear.

The Michelin Energy Saver A/S can be relied upon on all weather condition. My experience with it here in the Northeast has been very good so far. Its excellent traction in snow conditions keeps your anxiety away.

I spent hours doing research online looking for the best kind of tire for a Ford Fusion I-4. I was happy when I came across the Energy Saver A/S description and specs, and even happier now after driving with them on my car for the past 6 months.

Excellent tire match for my hybrid, very low rolling resistance and still grabs the road, even in the wet. I have used Michelin for many years, they turn out to be th best buy in the long run.