These tires came as OME on my ‘17 Accord Hybrid and have added an unexpected value to my overall vehicle experience. Being that the car is delivered with a road side assistance plan and no spare tire, I had my initial reservations. That said, 32 months and 21,000 miles in, I am thrilled with the product! Adding these tires to all my future vehicles and you should too, be safe!

I get 43-47 MPG with Energy A/S in 2013 Ford Fusion Hybrid. Good tire life with 7/32 remaining 32,000 miles. However as the tires wore the noise is unbearable. If you don't mind annoying hum, great tires. Michelin Tech Dept. noise can be greatly reduced greatly w/o other sacrifices. Contact me.

These tires have been great. I live in a snow belt and they have done wonderful during the winter months. We have seen a slight increase in milage and have been extremely pleased with the ride quality. I am rotating them every 7000 miles and should easily get 70000 miles life out of these tires, which to me is a great value.

Five years ago I purchased a new car and recently I had to replace the original factory installed tires and I chose Michelin Energy Saver A/S. I immediately experienced that new car ride which was missing even when my car was new. The ride, agility was especially noticeable when maneuvering, and turning. An added bonus was that my mileage improved in city driving. If only I could have been driving on Michelins for the past five years.....

Tires came OEM on my Ford Escape. Rubber keeps chipping off them causing craters that have caused the tires to lose traction on the roads. They basically have dry rotted in under 38000 miles! I thought they were 60,000 mile tires! Money wasted having to replace them so soon. Ford should think twice about using these as OEM for their vehicles. Even my mechanic was astonished at the craters with missing rubber on these tires!

I put 100K miles on a set of Michelin XZX radials on a Ford Fiesta years ago, perfect wear pattern, topped 49.5 MPG, lifetime average 38.5 MPG. My 2008 Ford Escape got a nail in the tread at 78,801 miles with about 10K miles left on the tires. The nail was not fixable, so got new Energy AS tires. They were replacing Michelin tires Ford put on the car. I noticed these tires are quiet and they do seem to coast smoother, handling is good but in the interest of fuel mileage I don't break hard, start fast, just cruise and look ahead. The V6 Escape is breaking in, averaging around 26 MPG combined driving, better than 32 on open road. I will be back to report on these tires and thier mileage in about 10K of use. The mileage average better be good, I will maintain my driving habits. I will have to drive them for a year before I really praise or criticize these tires they seem better than the Michelins they replaced. 60MPH Cruiser

Average mileage went from 26.5 to 28.8. After 3,000 miles with these new tires average mileage has remained steady at between 28.6 and 28.8 depending on whether the AC is on or not. I do mostly highway driving, so comparison has been easy. Also, they are much quitter. I say this is the best tire I have ever had after 45+ years of driving. I have had them for only a short time so I cannot comment on longevity or thread wear.

I've only experienced these tires for the past 24K miles since buying my 2011 Mustang, but I am surprised to be averaging 23 mpg in a pony car! These Michelins are fairly quiet on the freeway commute, as far as I can tell. I am generally a spirited driver, but tend to cruise at the speed limit on the freeways. I am, so far, satisfied with these tires. Let's see how these tires manage in the Michigan winter!

These came with my new car, and they are without a doubt the least reliable tires I've ever had. Within 22,000 miles, two tires developed irreparable damage too close to the sidewalk to repair. The issue showed up as a slow leak with no visible signs of damage. One distributor, who said Michelin wouldn't cover it under warranty, told me that this is a common and inexplicable problem. When these remaining tires have reached the end of their usefulness, I will replace them with another brand and never buy Michelin again.

This tire was original equipment on my 2019 Chevy Bolt. At 17000 miles the dealer recommended I replace 2. At 25000 they are all shot. They squeal like crazy on curvy roads, are bumpy and generally noisy. I picked up a tiny screw and found out the self sealing feature does not work.