4 months and 3000 kms after, all I can say is ....great choice! They are solid in heavy rain plus I noticed that my Economy improved a lot. Those tires are made with performance and longevity in mind. Well worth it is the bottom line.

Considered other options for replacement on our Buick Enclave. It had Michelin on it and 110% happy, so far, we went back with Michelin. Yes, other options were less expensive, but we didn't want to road noise etc. issues.

I bought the original set about a year and a half ago, but they wore down a little quicker than I thought about 60K, I contacted Michelin and they stood by their warranty and reimbursed me a percentage, so I bought another set, very happy with them

I put a very used set of these on a 1992 suburban, without the 4 wd hooked up. They were almost gone, and I never slipped. I'm in Michigan, on some Michelins.

Just bought these tires to replace some that were failing at 17000 miles. I hope these will do as good as other Michelin tire in past which when farther that expected

I researched tires for my 2013 Mazda3 and came to the many good reviews for the Defender 2. After driving around town, I can feel the difference between my OEM tires and the Defender 2. Definitely a lot less noise!

I noticed an immediate improvement in the comfort of the ride. I drive on a concrete highway that tends to create a lot of tire noise. It has quieted dramatically since I have had these tires.

These tires are the best I have ever owned. Smooth ride, great performance and handling, plus the roadside assistance package given with the purchase is worth the price. I just purchased another set of these for my other car.