Installed Premier A/S tires on my Honda Fit just yesterday. First impressions - virtually no tire noise compared to the previous set, for a small car its a big win. Car runs much smoother. I have always installed Michelins on all my cars and they have performed flawlessly. Great tires Michelin!

Within the first 24 hours of having this tire on my Subaru Sport Limited I experienced dry pavement, wet pavement and snow/slush & ice. This tire is EXCELLENT and doing everything I expected. I purchased this tire primarily for Handling & Traction and in the above conditions it has given me a 5 star performance.

I bought these to replace the OEM Bridgestone Turanza EL400 on my 2014 Toyota Avalon Hybrid Limited, and these are a huge improvement in every way: quieter, smoother ride, better handling. I was a little concerned that there might be a drop in fuel economy, but that has stayed the same. I can't comment on wear yet because I've only had these a month.

I have a 201 Kia Optima with the premier tires, a 1995 Ford Taurus with the destination tires and a 2001 dodge ram 4x4 with the LTX tires, excellent tires, have had no trouble, The LTX tires have approximately 90,000+ miles on them and still look good and have approx. 1/4 of tread left on them, but the premier replace the kumho tires that was originally on the car and the destinations replaced master craft tires that was on the Taurus, Will only purchase Michelin tires, cant beat the ride and handling and performance these tires haven given me. Just wondering what Michelin will come up with next .........................

I have a 2012 Camry XLE that came with Michelin MXV4. I replaced the MXV4s with Premier A/S tires. The first thing I notice was road noise was much louder than the worn out MXV4s. The next thing I noticed was I could feel every imperfection in the road surface. At 750 miles I had the tires removed from the Camry and replaced with another premium brand. This was hard to do since I've been a Michelin fan since the 80s. Had the Premier A/S tires road as good and quiet as the worn out MXV4s I would have kept them on the car.

I recently replaced Goodyear on 2008 Lexus ES350. What a world of difference Michelin did to cutting road noise to whisper quiet and excellent handling n cornering. It did made my ride more enjoying experience. Fuel economy didn't make much of large difference though as I'm getting almost same mileage keeping all other things same. Highly recommended for a smoother ride.

They went after 35,000 and I could not get a cash refund but only the same tires again. Michelin had me locked in because the warranty would be only for that tire again. The dealer said all 4 tires were used properly since they all showed the same wear. I had them rotated regularly. The most expensive tire on my Lexus were a failure.

The Tires I was looking for were Reviewed VERY carefully as tires, brakes and windshield wipers are my main Safety concerns for my Vehicles. I wanted to make sure I picked the best All Season Tire that Grips Wonderful on dry, wet, and even on the Ice and Snow, Atleast what little we get in Alabama. This Tires are extremely quiet and Ride comfortably that I now have to keep looking to see how fast Im going, The corner Wonderful with very little Body Roll. I have ALWAYS ordered Good year tires But said next time I would try Michelin and so far they have not failed me or my Traction light hasnt come on. I do drive my Elantra Coupe hard with 180HP and these tires do the job. Highly Highly Recommend these tires to anyone.

I bought a full set of these tires in the summer of 2018 for my 2014 Subaru Forester. They have 32,500 miles on them. The good. These tires ride well, absorb road noise and shock, corner well, grip in wet and snow conditions, and look good. I have Michelin X Ice winter tires for my vehicle which I normally swap into from Dec-Feb, but I decided to skip this past winter to see how the Premier A/S tires do in the winter season. They worked out great in lighter snow and way better than the original OEM tires in all snow/ice conditions. The not so good. 1) Loss of fuel economy. I expected a drop in mileage since the OEM tires weren't the best and were primarily fair-weather tires, but I've lost an average of 1.6 MPG over the last 30,000 miles. That's a lot to me. 2) At 32,500 miles I seriously doubt I'll make the 60,000-mile mark as advertised. From the looks of it, I'll probably make 45,000 miles, maybe 50,000. I'm going to stop by the tire store I bought them from and have them give me a better estimate. However, they're wearing at a faster rate than anticipated.

Driving Lexus ES 350 with Premier A/S w/ 27,000 highway miles in Colorado. The tread is 60% off, and it looks like, the tread will be gone at about 35,000 miles vs 60,000 indicated by Michelin. Dry , wet , noise and cornering performance are excellent as typical for Michelin tires in general. Light snow and particularly mushy snow driving is mediocre. I would not take it to the mountains unfortunately! I plan to trade in for Michelin Defender ( more aggressive tread) or LTX ( similar to A/S) to get a better snow/winter performance. Otherwise Michelin please advise.