To the person's who's gas mileage went down, you have to put in the correct psi, 36! And you get the best mpg! I still get ~38 mpg highway and my car is a 2015 with 145,000 miles on it. 34-35 city but have to keep it at 36 psi

Best tires ever, factory installed on my 2013 Ford F-150. I am going to get over 100,000 miles out these tires, 4 years, 100,000 miles and not one flat tire. I'm ordering another set.

This the second set of tires that I have had and I have had really good luck with both. If I still own this vehicle when I need a new set, I will buy a third

These new tires fixed the vibration on my car. They ride very smooth, not loud on the highway. Didn't negatively affect my mpg. I also greatly appreciate the 80k warranty and high tread wear.

Withstood frequent summer trips from Arizona to California with ease which is great peace of mind when pulling a trailer. I actually like them so much I'm on my third set.

The tires have out lasted any other tire that I have used even though they do not have a mileage warranty. The tire is great for the driving that I and my family do.

To me, they seem to have worn a little bit sooner than I would've expected. Off-road they handled extremely well. I was just disappointed with the wear.

Been on my car since April 2024. They handle Quebec roads, so they can be good anywhere. Smooth, quiet and amazing confident feeling when I was caught in heavy rain on two occasions

Slightly over 3 years old and under 20,000 miles they were down to 7/32" or less and I had a failure on the freeway. I always rotate my tires per recs. This was not cool at all. These were daily drivers, not offroad. I've filed a warranty claim.

Bought it last month after my tire blew up while driving, still choose Michelin winter tire, the grip can't compare to other winter tire it's the best in the market though a little bit pricey, but hey you're safely first right.