Do used tires were OEM equipment on my toyota Camry. I only have 26,000 miles on them and I need new tires. I would never recommend these tires to anyone not when they advertise them for 65,000 miles and you don’t even get half that. No to decide what brand of tire I’ll buy.

At 106,000 we are replacing this tire with hopefully the same tire. Very pleased with mileage and control in rain & snow and specially when driving through deep water at high speed. (little to no pull) Sometimes a tire that is stock to a new car is difficult to replace with the same exact tire. I have not had to test the full braking ability of this tire and trust this tire to act in a manner of its design as experienced in all other specification of handing and performance. In closing for context purposes, this is the only tire review I have written and just happened upon this review in the search of this great tire.

Hello Michelin, thanks for the opportunity to share my experience with my Energy Saver A/S tires. I replaced the OEM tires on my 2010 Prius and I've put 86,000 miles on them. These tires have been great. I read reviews from other customers before I purchased these tires and I've not experienced any problems with traction in snow or ice that they stated. I've rotated the tires regularly and they have about even wear. I will need to buy tires again soon and plan to buy these tires again. I have almost 140,000

I got these tires when I bought a brand new 2017 Honda Accord Hybrid EX-L. At 9,214 miles the front Tires inner edge were worn down to the inner cord. 11,000 miles later the other 2 tires had the same issue. Michelin and the dealership did nothing. Don't buy these tires

Energy Saver A/S performed as advertised. I saw a 1.5-2 MPG improvement. The E A/S is a better than average tire with low rolling resistance as a bonus. It does everything well but it's not a sports tire. They are good in the rain, noise levels were OK but actually were noisier than my Michelin Alpine snow tires. They handle OK up to a point. I had Michelin Pilots before and those were a great tire. But fuel economy was lower. If fuel economy is important and you drive modestly this will be a great choice and save you money as you drive. They are wearing really well and evenly with regular rotations. Quick drivers should stick to the "pilot" series of tires. I wanted to try "ECO" tires and wasn't disappointed.

My Australian delivered gen 2 Prius came with Michelin XM1's as standard equipment. It got good economy with these tyres and they lasted 88,000km before replacement. I fitted some cheaper tyres second time round only to suffer poor ride quality, decreased fuel economy and the lasted only 2 thirds the distance of the michelins. I have now fitted 4 new Energy XM2's and already noticed a softer ride at the same pressures as well as quieter road noise and the economy will improve after intial break-in. I couldn't be happier with this product, it's simply superior quality and saves $$ in the long term analysis.

Came with our brand new 2023 Bolt EUV, From day one, tires slide all over, no grip, even slide to a stop if have to hit breaks hard. These were so scary on wet surface roads that I could not even bring myself to take them on the hwy in the rain. I was afraid they would hydroplane badly and definitely not keep me on the pavement for safety, considering the way it handles at 35 to 45 mph surface roads. And they have NO give, you feel everything riding on these tires, even the tiniest road imperfection. I now have 14k on them and definitely not wearing as a 65k mile tire either.

Although my first set of these tires, they are comfortable, quiet, but handle beautifully on a large sporty-sedan in dry and wet weather on difficult turf (that is, bad roads), the car loaded and unloaded alike. Energy-use appears to be excellent so far. Braking is excellent. They were stock on the car, but I will replace them with the same when necessary!

These tires came standard on my 2018 Nissan. Because they are energy-saving tires, chances are you’ll see them on a lot of electric vehicles are hybrids. They perform great I guess. I had to replace two of my tires at 20,000 miles. The other two are still OK, but I’ll probably replace them in about 5000 miles. There is in these times are not getting one or two stars, is because five years ago I purchased a 2013 Nissan leaf, and that one came with Bridgestone Ecopia tires which are the competing tires. Those were completely bald at 17,000 miles

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.