I bought my tire about a month ago and based my decision on the quality and price. I prefer to buy tires that are expected to get higher mileage/life time wear. Also, I'm hoping this tire rides quieter. We'll see. 2020 Jeep Grand Cherokee.

Great Tire, lake effect snow is no match for this tire, never got stuck. 55,000 miles on tires and just replaced to be ready for winter, probably 10-15,000 miles left on tread.

Great handling tire, especially when towing. They run quiet and cool, and wear is minimal. Excellant resistance to age cracking and dry rot. I would replace them with an identical tire if replcaement were needed.

replaced the original equipment tires on my Tahoe (which after about 15,000 miles were very noisy) with these Michelin Tires. They are superior in every respect to other brands of tires that I have owned in the past

I always expect more from a Michelin tire than any of it's competitors tries. So I'm being a little tougher on my grading scale than I normally would for this particular Michelin tire.

This is the wrong tire for a 2009 Honda Pilot. Much worse than the OEM tires. Uncomfortable and noisy ride. At least 10% less gas mileage. Traction is good tho.

Whenever I need new tires, I always look for Michelin first, regardless of what brand came on the vehicle. These tires have been excellent--long lasting, even wear, holds air pressure, no problems whatsoever.

Second time buying these tires. They have great traction, conserve fuel, and will last you 62k+ miles with the proper maintenance and rotation. Would highly recommend them to anyone with a light truck or SUV.

i had another brand that came on my truck and the wear was very limited. my michelin tires have already doubled that mileage and looks to have at least another 30-40 % tread still available

I Have Had These Tires For A Few Mouths And So Far TheyHave BeenPrettyGood The Only Complaint I Have Is ThAt Sometimes The TreadIsn't Aggressive Enough In Some Situations