Michelin is the only Tire manufacturer my family has experienced tires lasting 5% to 10% longer than the guarantee. The Others barely hold up to their promise. It's nice to know a guarantee/promise still means something to Michelin. As a retired soldier who served 27 years a promise still means something to me and my great-grandson; who will be born Sept. 6th, 2014. I've recommended Michelin tires since 1985.

A 60,000 mile tile that lasted about 17,000 miles before I had to replace the fronts. Not worth the money. Went with another brand that has so far lasted 38,000 miles of their 50,000 stated wear milage. I really liked the ride and feel of these Michelin tires but was looking for more than one year of use.

The tires that came on the car were noisy, great in snow, but noisy, and only lasted 30,000 miles, I did a lot of asking and looking and went with the Premier A/S upon the final recommendation of Michelin themselves. I rides smooth beyond belief , is quieter than it has ever been, I love it now! Its quiet, like I imagined it would be when I believed it would be with the new tires, as it was used when I bought it, and it was not. I put up with the noise for 30,000 miles. As long as these babies stay this quiet as I was told they would, I will be a Michelin customer for life! And my Mileage has jumped up around town so far!

I put this tire on my Toyota Avalon and Honda Odyssey. Rotated properly. The tires wore out at 20k miles on my van and about 25k on the Avalon. Replaced both sets under tread wear warranty at Sams. Terrible tire. The tire guys at Sams said currently they aren’t even allowed to order them they have had so many people have problems.

I purchased a set of these for my daughter’s Honda Civic. After just over 22,500 miles, these are worn to the point that I do not feel safe with her driving on them, especially as we approach winter. I am very disappointed in how quickly these wore out.

I just purchased my second set for my 2011 Sonata. I put 70K on my first set and still had plenty of tread left. My garage rotated every other oil change and that, I think, is the secret to getting the best results. I could not be more satisfied. I run Defenders on my Silverado and have experienced similar satisfaction.

I got about 35,000 miles out of a new set when they got to 3-5/32 all around. Local reseller explained that the warranty required they be worn to 2/32 to be covered. This meant driving with 3/32 of tread on the front tires this past winter. Finally got the front tires to the magic 2/32 with 48,000. While the prorated warranty will cover some replacement costs. The thought of asking anyone to drive with such low tread depth again is not worth it. Keep the $50, I’ll take sound of mind, thank you.

I got this at 30000 miles and drove it until 67000, although I should have gotten new tires at 60000 (2 years). They were great in the rain and the snow on my Subaru Impreza, but definitely wore out quickly. I just bought new tires today because my back left tire kept running low and I was worried it would pop. Giving Bridgestone Quiettrack a try this time. That being said, it was amazing while they lasted but the tread runs out at 30000 miles.

I bought this 4 tires Oct, 2017 with 60000 miles warranty. I drove 33000 miles during last 4 year 10 months. The tires are completely out. To receive warranty, you have to rotates every 7000 miles. I rotated twice, about every $11000. This voided warranty.

I bought four Premier A/S tires on 3-21-2017. They only lasted 27,814 miles before needing replacement (2/32" fronts, 3/32" rears). I always check inflation and had them rotated once at 10,944 elapsed miles. Although I like the ride and wet weather performance of these tires, I am not pleased with the longevity. I achieved less than 50% of the warranty mileage. I also have this type of tire on another car I own. Same longevity issues. Definitely not a 60,000 tire!