Second set of Michelin tires. Was more than satisfied with my first set and k ow I'll be more than satisfied with this set. Reliable, dependable tires. Remember your life rides in your tires.

OEM tires on '05 Xterra, lasted only 21K miles before balding. Replaced w/ same size Nitto Terra Grapplers, which are going on 55K miles, same driving. BFG's are lighter, gave better MPG, but Grapplers are much tougher, more durable.

This is my second set of Michelin tires. My last set of Michelin tires lasted 7 years. Hoping this set will last just as long. Very good tires would not buy any other brand.

Tires are super quiet and they are very comfy. I'm starting. I was looking for some alternative cheap options but ultimately I went with the Michelin defender 2s and I would say they are definitely worth the money they cost!!

I've had these tires on my 2011 traverse for 7 years and still have decent tread on them, gonna buy another set when needed. nice quiet tire good traction in all weather here in Michigan.

I have purchased 3 sets Defenders over the past year for my wife's car and my daughter's and mine. Had Uniroyal prior and the Michelins are far superior. Ride quality cannot be better or matched. Love these tires!

The tire produces a smooth and comfortable ride. I also liked its gripping capability. I tend to make fast turns. Although I have not had the tires for a while, I like its 80K miles warranty.

Great Traction, look pretty beefy, good grip, nice siping, and tread pattern is real well suited for on-road and off-road traction alike. They are very quiet for off-road tires. Winter traction is good, but BFG AT KO's are much better for winter.

Straight away, I'm impressed with these tires. It's far too soon to make any judgement in terms of longevity, but the ride quality and the quietness is superb.

4 months and 3000 kms after, all I can say is ....great choice! They are solid in heavy rain plus I noticed that my Economy improved a lot. Those tires are made with performance and longevity in mind. Well worth it is the bottom line.