Purchased brand new 2018 chevy volt with these tires on them. Regular rotations. Consistent pressures. They are worn out at 36k miles. Disappointing. They are a nice performing tire but getting 65% off rated life is not worth it.

Michelin 215/65R17 GreenEnergy Saver A/S are evidencing DRY ROT on a 2013 Mustang with 32000 miles. Very disappointing as they now have to be replaced to insure continued driving safety.

I have had this tire for about a year now and I love the braking, handling on the road and above all the comfort I get from just taking a ride down the street. Awesome job folks!

I put Energy saver AS tires on Lexus LS460. They are the nosiest tires I have ever purchased. Won't get any more of them for sure! I rated them poor because of the noise.

Recent check tire had 7/10 of thread left with over 56,000 miles Will buy next time there's discount on Michelin tires, because I would rather be Safe than push luck to far with a long trip South planned. Long time rider on "Michelin"

I have always installed Michelin tires on almost eveyone of the vehicles that I have owned and being 75 years old I have definetly have purchased some tires....Great Tires

I always have used Michelin tires on my cars. I have the harmony on my Prisis. I love the tires. They give a for quiet smooth ride, great mileage and dependability

I had a set of these tires put on my Toyota Prius and actually got improved milage. A very smooth tire which is a drastic improvement over the tires that came on the car new.

My truck has a real rough ride. Are too noisy. At 31,000 i had seen that im using more gas than before. This is not cool. I waste my money on this tires.

The tires that were just purchased are replacement for the exact type that were Michelin Energy Saver As whici rode for 68000 miles. It shure pays to buy what I consider the Best and the most Economical Yire purchase in the long run. Edward J. Maher