I have been buying Michelin tires for many years. I tried some of the others, even some so called "premium" brands but Michelin consistently performs heads above the rest in hazardous situations. Rain, snow, high winds, rough roads Michelin has never let me down. These Premier tires are the best Michelin's yet. Smooth, quiet and a ride that just feels secure and safe. The safety of your family, friends and your own self should never be put in the care of substandard equipment when it comes to your car. It is NEVER worth saving a little money over saving your lives.

Great ride, but tread life wore down to 3/32" after only 26-27K and 26 months!!! I was shocked to learn after bringing my car to the dealer for an emergency flat tire repair that I needed to replace all *four* tires due to wear... I did not enjoy anywhere near estimated tread life advertised by Michelin. If I were in an emergency situation to replace the flat, I probably would have selected a different brand that lasts longer. I replaced with the exact same tires, but hope for better tread life. If note, this will be the last Michelins I purchase. Very disappointed...

Premier AS, first time having purchased premium tires, as I now have a VW. (Prior Nissan, Toyota) So, Price higher, but I was appreciative of Michelin Promise Plan! Reviews were split of noise, but most smooth & quiet ride, noticed by myself and others - both drivers and passengers. will buy Micheli

I've used nothing but Michelin tires for 40 years. I've been very satisfied over the years and have gotten more miles than the predicted mileage. However, this is the second set of Premier A/S tires I've had. The first set I got 38,000 miles and the second set, which I'm about to replace, I've gotten 49,000. I've gotten wheel alignments as required and the tires are rotated every 5,000. I'm disappointed and am considering buying a different brand.

I have been in an accident due to hydroplaning! ...so I'm super fearful & just about shut down (driving about 40mph) when I have to drive in the rain! I was recently caught in the worse rain storm ever. NOT one time did my car hydroplane or slide. I felt safe & confident as I zoomed pass cars!

I purchased a set of these for my daughter’s Honda Civic. After just over 22,500 miles, these are worn to the point that I do not feel safe with her driving on them, especially as we approach winter. I am very disappointed in how quickly these wore out.

I have a set of 4 Premier A/S tires on a 2013 VW Jetta TDI wagon. I replaced the O.E. of Continental Contacts at 55,000 miles. I was down to the last 2/32 on the Continentals before buying the Michelins. I am totally impressed with this tire. They handle well, they are quite and they perform well on normal road conditions. I ended up buying the Michelin Premier A/S tires after reading the technical info and product description as well as the customer reviews which were mostly positive. The final decision came down to price. When I went to buy tires the Premier A/S they were $20 per tire cheaper than the Michelin Primacy MXV4.

Just bought a full set for my minivan. Drove it off the tire service lot and was immediately impressed by how quiet the tires were. Turning corners also seemed to smooth out substantially. Like driving on butter, just without the slipping. I'll see how they continue to perform.

I have a 2015 Prius, originally running Ecopia 422s, with the package 5s 17's in 215/45/17. I was averaging 40.1 mpgs on the 422's with a generally terrible ride, and the tire had side to side flex, noticeable during cross breezes. The Premiers, are much quieter than the 422's, and out of the box without being broken in, i'm seeing 41mpgs, and steadily increasing. Braking distances seem to out perform the 422's, as well as having a better ride quality overall, with much less road noise. Even the way the tire absorbs impacts is significantly softer than the 422's, without compromising the sidewall stiffness.

The Premier A/S made a difference in the way the 2015 base Impreza rides. There seems to be more cushion over bumps compared to what I experienced with the Yokos. It rides quieter as well. On the turnpike the car (stick shift) gets 41.4 mpg. So I'd say the investment was worth it. Snow? That's next.