These tires did any job I asked them to from clear highway driveway, driving in snow and ice, and lasting longer than I ever would have expected. Love these tires!!

The tires handle well, but the loud hum is very annoying. I don't remember reading anything about tire noise being a problem when I bought them. I thought that after a few months the sound would lessen, but it hasn't. Otherwise, good tire.

100,000 miles and counting, great ride, handling and traction. I was caught in snow storm 7 months ago and drove through 6 inches of snow even with 90,000 miles on them. With 100,000 still good traction in Portland, Oregon rain.

At 75K, these tires have last far longer than I expected. They still aren't at the wear indicator, though I am starting to think about replacing them.

I have been driving for 39 years and I have found that Michelin tires are the best. I drive with confidence in all three of my Michelin equipped vehicles.

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.

I have a 2019 Ford F150 XLT 3.5 Echoboost Crew Cab and have 90,000 miles on my Michelin's. Best tire I have ever owned; quiet, smooth and I am currently getting 859 miles on a tank of gas driving conservatively on the freeway.

This tire has a very good ride and handling. I also like the look and tread. 40 k miles and still going strong. If its like my other Michelins, 80 k with no problem. Don't waste your time on others. This is the real deal.

I purchased these for my Tacoma in December 2016. Less than 43,000 highway miles later, with rotation every 5,000 miles, I was told today that I only have 3/32 left. 2/32 would have failed inspection.

It's pretty simple. I have had other Michelins on BMW's, SUV's and other cars, Whenever I put a cheaper "but equal" tire, I always regret it. Just spend the Money if you can. Buy the Michelins.