I have been a Michelin tire rider since I first became an auto technician in the late '70's. Since 2001 I have had the MXV4s, another MXV4s, The MXV4-S8, the Primacy tires, and February '15. I purchased the Premier A/S. I wasn't totally sold on them because I really was looking to purchase the Pilot A/S3, but the Pilot's are not made in the 195/65R15 size, so I bought the Premier A/S. Wet conditions have improved. Smooth transitioning from the smooth to rough road surfaces, extremely low noise and hard stopping is great. My only complaint is the fuel mileage dropped from 50mpg to 48mpg, but I can live with that. '01 VW TDI 285K miles.

I am replacing OEM tires (Continental) that came on my new Ford Focus Hatchback. I got 55K from those. After much research I decided on the Premier A/S as a replacement and I am not disappointed. They are smoother and quieter than when I purchased the car new in 2014. Cornering and stopping seem to be firm and aggressive without it being too stiff. Have not had any winter driving yet but I did climb a steep dirt embankment the other day under a bridge I was checking out for kayaking. Only slight slippage but that dirt was loose. The tires gripped it strong and I popped up without having to get a running start. 215/50R17.

Purchased a set of these in 2015 and put 80617 miles on them since I track total miles every time I get fuel. Mileage was in moderate climate with all weather and virtually all interstate highway (along I-66), maybe a few hundred miles outside of that. Decent performance in packed snow or ice a few years back, but I am a decidedly cautious driver on those surfaces. Need to replace them now as they're getting very low tread and a little slippery on wet surfaces although still performing well enough to easily drive at speed so long as substantial follow distance is given.

My Honda Odyssey has all new OEM suspension and I keep them rotated and I'm not even going to make it to 15,000 miles. This is absolutely insane. I was expecting at least half because I live in Arizona and it's very hot and I understand these are a soft compound tire which is why they ride so amazing. Problem is I have to wait until they gets to 2/32 and then replace the two that are really bad and wait for the other two and have them staggered. Which doesn't help if I need to take a trip with my family. I have been a long-term Michelin customer but I'm just sick and tired of dealing with ridiculous treadwear. if you've got money to burn, these are great tires because they do ride amazing. But the mileage I'm getting is going to be very similar to what I got out of the last Pilot Super Sports I had on my Acura. Heck, even the AS3+s that I have on my all-wheel drive Acura are wearing better then the tires on my Honda Odyssey

Replaced the OEM's Latitude tires at 46k when their lack of traction and noise were getting out of hand. The Premier tires have been wonderful. Great traction, lower noise. Minor concern is my oil change shop just told me I'll need to look at new tires within the year. I've only put 16k on these, so something is sideways.

Bought Lattitudes for my Rav 4, excellent, so I got the Premier a/s for my Honda Fit Sport. Took a ride on the interstate and they seem great, too little time until they break in a bit. Seem a little stiff but I think they will soften up after a bit.

I don't understand why people gave this tire a bad review. My handling has improved, as has my stopping!! & My fuel efficiency has also improved. Not by much but then again I've only had them for 1 month. I've always taken Michelin tires over all the other tire makers. And I always will!!

I've spent way too much time in my daughters Toyota Prius traveling from New York to L.A. and back several times. The Prius being the "ultimate utility vehicle" on many levels always, always felt just like that when it came to the ride and road feel/noise riding on the OEM Bridgestone Ecopias. My goal became then to try to improve the Prius' ride in the only way that I could. Cutting to the chase...the Michelin Premier A/S transformed the ride of this vehicle without compromising gas mileage as far as I can tell. Road noise cut by over half!!! And a Cadillac like plush ride on top of it...just kidding! A real nice tire for this vehicle!

This tire has been very comfortable and wore evenly. However, add me to the list of people who is very disappointed in this tire's wear warranty. Wear is rated "10" but should be much less. Now I have to pay the pro rate share for new tires long before I was planning to. I bought 60,000 mile tires thinking they would last much longer than they did.

Tire is great in rain, however just like everyone else the tire only lasted 33k miles. Extremely disappointed with Michelin. We bought these premium tires because of the 60k mileage warranty, and while there is warranty who the heck wants to battle Michelin on getting the warranty? Have you read the warranty? Need to document every tire rotation, can't have one tire more with more tread depth than the other, etc. so many ways to deny. Won't be going with Michelin brand anymore.