Currently purchasing my second set. I have these on a 2012 KIA Sportage and got 55K miles out of them. I could have pushed them to 60K per the warranty but I normally replace before the wear bars. I don't take chances on tires. They get into the 25% range and I change them. The ride is good and noise level went down big time over the OEM tires. They are more expensive than other tire manufactures but you get what you pay for.

I got 65K miles with Premier A/S and replaced it with the same tire today (Dec 2019) on my 2011 Ford Fusion. The tires were purchased in Jan 2016. I never rotated the tires. I had 2/32 left on the front and 4/32 on the back. BTW, the car when new came with the Energy Saver. I got 77K miles off those tires. It was a tough decision on Premier A/S vs Energy Saver. It mainly came down to being able to get the Premier A/S for $30 less per tire.

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.

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Pleased with the performance so far, but it's only been one week on wet road conditions. Winter weather is on its way, so let's how my Lincoln Continental takes to the ice and snow with four new Premier A/S tires.

Michelin Premier A/S are replacing a set of Bridgestone's standard equipment for a Mazda 3. Noticed an immediate improvement on the ride of the vehicle.

The Michelin Premier A/S tire is a good tire in general. However, I believe this tire is supposed to last 60,000 miles. I have been very easy on the tires and they will last about 37,000 miles. Too expensive to wear out so soon.

I bought a set two months ago. 2000 miles later I am very pleased. My 2014 Camry xls rides quietly and mileage and traction seem comparable to the OEM Michelin’s.

Excellent in rain but at what cost it turned my Lexus rx350 into a noise tin can. My ear buzz when I get out of the car. At 30 to 50 MPH it's unbearable. Stay away from this tire if road noise bothers you. Michelin makes better tires than this.

After 2.5 years and 25,000 miles half of the tread is gone already, I don't think will get 25,000 more miles. Fuel economy is not that good, ride comfort is good.