My last 6 sets of tires have been Michelin. We have always exceeded the mileage rating. When these were installed we were thrilled to get them. They were a huge improvement all around from the original equipment tires on our 2015 Subaru outback. Now, a little over two years later, they are at 3 mm at 30,000 miles. What a huge disappointment. We will replace them with something else. We have also picked up four or five nails/screws. This may be coincidence, but it is more than double the norm.

These tires replaced excellent, but worn Goodyear Assurance Triple Tred tires that were very good up to 40,000 miles of combined extreme winter and all seasons of weather. I bought these because they where the top rated All Season tire for my road conditions, which are quite variable. Last winter they performed excellent, probably a little better than the Goodyear tires when they were new. I am impressed at their wet highway performance. So much so, that I bought another set for my 2011 Subaru Legacy last month. I also enjoy the confident grip of these Michelin Premier A/S tires when turning on and off the interstate

I had these tires installed on a 2001 ACURA EL in size 195/65R15 as a replacement for Michelin Primacy MXV4. Premier A/S are a replacement for a very proven and exceptional Primacy MXV4 which I installed on my vehicle in April of 2010. Tire installer actually informed me that there is no reason to replace the MXV4 since they had 70% tread remaining; but I informed him that based on age of the tire (7.5 years and 70,000 km) that I wanted them replaced. He could not believe the shape that MXV4's were in. I am a fan of michelin product. In fact, all my tires have been michelin and I just installed DEFENDER LTX M/S on my 2014 Lexus RX350.

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.

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.

Wear down too easy I bought a set of these for my Nissan Altima in Oct 2016. After just two winter seasons, these tires are sliding all over. I have about 24,000 miles on them and they are down to 5/32 in tread depth. Typical replacement is 4/32 inches but even at 5/32 they don't have much traction. I am very disappointed in Michelin. Their tread guarantee is 2/32 in depth which is almost completely bald. you could never drive safely with that low of tread. I do not recommend these tires.

Initially they were quiet, but after approx. 7,000 km they have started becoming extremely noisy. My wife uses the vehicle and it spends 85% of its time doing highway trips. Michelin have always been my go to brand, but unfortunately this time is appears to be a bad choice.

I have driven on Michlin's for 45 years. I talked my buddy into getting a set of LTXs for his 3/4 ton truck. He found a GREAT deal in Oregon and they worked GREAT in the Utah mountains pulling trailer in snow, etc. 35,000 miles later they were smooth. I had trouble talking him into getting another setbut he did only this time he got them from a Utah dealer that buys from a mid-western distributer. 60,000 miles later they are still doing great and have over half tread. A few years ago I read an article about imported name brand itemsflooding the west coast. My feeling is some of the unhappy Michlin buyers may have encountered so "knockoffs". Just a guess.

Just the facts. Several months ago purchased a tire by the name of a Continental tires. Over the course of ownership these tires started to transfer vibration in the steering wheel. Went back three times to get them balanced. While a fourth at an independent shop. No improvement. Then replaced the two front tires- same brand. No improvement. It's the the vehicle right?. In stages I replaced the rack & pinion, rotors, entire strut assembly and lower ball joint. No improvement. Yesterday I put on the Michelin"s. BAM! No vibration, rock solid drive, smooth as butter. Thank you Michelin's!

These are the best tires I've ever owned and I've owned a lot of tires. Don't completely believe the negative reviews. Tire service life is based on several factors; keeping proper inflation, periodic rotations and balancing, driving habits, etc. Just purchased my second pair of these. I got 63,000 miles out of my first pair and probably could have safely driven a little longer. Best all around tire for the money and manufactured in the USA. Thanks Michelin!!