These came on my Chevy Bolt when new. I drive mostly highway and not particularly delicately either, but I got 83,000 miles on the first set (though the tread is pretty shallow) and they are still quite grippy, even after 5 years and 83,000 miles. They've always given me good traction compared to other tires I've had in the past and they didn't get hard and slippery when they got old. I don't run them in winter anymore because I want the best traction on ice, but the 83,000 miles was all on this set. I give 4 stars instead of 5 because they did get pretty noisy after a few years, but I think it's because I didn't rotate them right. I used to go front to back staying on the same side, but now I cross over when I rotate and I rotate every 8,000 miles and it seems to have quieted them down a bit. I like them so much, I'm replacing them with the same model, even though they are quite expensive. Also, I like that they are self sealing, as I don't have room for a spare.

I have been very pleased with my Michelin Energy A/S tires. They have increased my mileage 2-3 miles per gallon over my last LRR tires. They are quiet and ride smoothly. They have worn evenly and continue to impress me with their performance. While not a sport tire, they are a top choice for my Hybrid 09 Prius. They handle predictably and are a perfect match for my needs and expectations.

When it was time to get my first set of replacement tires for my 2010 Prius I didn't want to sacrifice mileage, safety or handling. I have always been pleased with Michelin tires in the past and these Energy Savers did not disappoint. Mileage actually improved over the OEM tires. The ride was nicer and handling did not deteriorate. The price was competitive too. After 15,000 miles the tires are just plane doing what I asked. Couldn't be more pleased. These tires are highly recommended.

These came on my 2018 Honda Clarity and I was happy to see the OEM tire as Michelin. I have been using Michelins for many years. After the first tire rotation at about 15,000 miles we notice a high level of road noise. I just had the car serviced and told the Honda dealer about it. He said they are chirping on the inside tread. The tires should be replaced. I was shocked as I normally would get 60,000 plus on my previous Michelins.

My car is 3 1/2 years old with 20,000 miles. Rotate the tires every 5 k. They have started to make a snow tire type noise (definitely tire speed related), two dealers say nothing wrong with the vehicle. The noise has gotten louder over the last 6 or 8 months, no abnormal wear pattern felt in the tire thread. They look like new with 9/32 of thread left. Other than a few reviews about tires making noise, I still believe (after 52 years in automotive service industry) Michelin makes one of the best tires. Help please.

I bought a 2017 Ford Fusion, and when I went in for an oil change, the guy said, you better get some new tires soon. I was dumb founded. I took pictures of all 4 tires, and wow, they were all cracked like crazy. Like they were 10 years old. Dry rotted. But, unfortunately They wanted to do little for any correction. 26,000 miles on the tires.

We have had no trouble with 2 sets of these tires on a 2011 Fusion. 97,000 miles and we drive 2 miles of gravel each day, sometimes more gravel. The Michelins were worth the extra $150 or so versus most brands that I usually get just 35,000 miles out of.

These tires (P225/50R17 93V) came with my 2012 Fusion as original equipment. I am extremely impressed with the overall look and performance of these tires. In 30 years plus, I've driven many cars as an outside salesman and have never had any set of tires yield 68K miles! In fact, although not recommended, I only rotated them twice in their lifetime. When I recently researched them and discovered they are rated as a 55K warranty tire, I was impressed. I'm tire shopping now and will find a dealer willing to replace them with the exact model.

OEM on my 2019 Accord Hybrid, not a bad tire for highway/fuel savings. Quiet and tread seems to wear fairly (11k right now tires seem like I could get 50k based off wear) Look else where or invest in winter tires. Low traction when the temp drops or roads are slick.

I am currently on my third set of tires, and none have lasted more than about 30k miles. Originally installed set that came with my car was replaced on 10/7/2015 at 28,247 miles. Second set was replaced on 5/10/2018 at 51,742 miles. My third set needs to be replaced soon, and i am only at 79,623 miles.