I have used Michelin tires since 1968 & every time I buy another brand, I return, because only Michelin puts your car on “rails” as far as handling, ride & overall performance. The Premier A/S on my K5 that I have now are fantastic all around. The Plus3 that I have on my V are truly amazing!

My car came stock with 215/55R17 94H Nexen CP671s and the traction they provided was terrible. The tires were like hockey pucks, didn't provide any good levels of traction in bad weather. Decided to upgrade to the Premier A/S tire and wow what a difference. The ride is smooth and responsive and I feel safe driving on them. Had to emergency stop in the rain once and the car didn't loose traction at all! I have always had good experience with Michelin tires and now I doubt I will buy anything else. I was also late on putting my winter tires on and they provided enough traction in snow to allow me to feel safe driving on them.

I bought these tires in 2019, four of them, and barely two years later all four failed inspection (only clocked 20,000 miles on them), even with proper care and maintenance. I was hoping to get at least half of the advertised life expectancy out of them. I do not recommend these tires and can't stress that enough. Not reliable, not safe, and not living up to the brand name.

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 replaced my Goodyear Eagles with the Michelin Premier AS and what a diiference. Quieter, smoother, cornering. I can't wait to test them in the rain. My Goodyears were terrible and would hydroplane. The drawback was the price but so far well worth it.

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!

I bought a set of four, three months ago. I use my car for mostly highway driving to and from work. Wet traction and breaking is fantastic!! I feel much more confident and safe when it is wet outside even with significant water on the road. There is a noticeable reduction in noise compared to original tires (can't remember make and model) that came on the car. They were two years old when I replaced them. I haven't seen a decrease or increase in gas mileage. I really did a lot of research and shopping around before deciding to go with this make and model of tire. So far I am very happy I decided on these tires. No cons at this point in time.

Recently purchased the new Premier A/S tires for my car and love them. Day after they were installed, we had a big rain and tires responded well, especially braking. No road noise and great steering/handling. Haven't had them long, but seems to already be getting a little better gas mileage.

These tires are rated for 60k miles but I’m already at 2/32 after 30k miles. What an absolute joke. They advertise a warranty for 60k but you need to have documented tire rotations every 5k miles or so - I rotate my own tires so no documented proof therefore no replacement