The Michelin Energy Saver A/S tire is a great tire for tracking and speed. The ONY reason I rated it a GOOD is beacuse the tire doesn't give the ride being a low profile tire.

My third set on my Hybrids. Every set at approx 27,000 starts thumpin and whooping. Not out of round or squirming belts but strange wear despite 5/7.5k rotation.

The tires have improved milage on my car. I get an addition 3 to 4 miles to the gallon. It is not much but it adds up. Also, The ride is very comfortable.

These tires came standard w/my 2012 Camry Hybrid. Even if they hadn't, I prefer to upgrade to Michelin tires over most other tires that come on a new car. Tires are quiet and handle well in wet weather.

These are the tires that came on my 07 Camry. Since they were Michelin tires, I though we were set for 60k miles. after 40k miles they were done and dry rot. No problems in the first few years, but wish they could have lasted longer.

Michelin's Energy Saver tire handles well on rainy day driving and tight cornering. I am confident using the tire and have peace of mind when on long trips or just driving to the store.

Just bought a new set of Michelin Defender tires to replace the original 4 Energy Saver tires on my Suburban. They still have 20% tread left after 78K miles. Hope the Defenders perform as well!

i purchased Michelin tires . I find they are the best tire to put on my vehicles. They hold the road, they have a great rubber compositiion,, pricing is fair, rebates that are available diffrent times of the year , just an overall great tire

These tires were delivered by GM on our 2022 Bolt, were always stored on the wheels, were always properly inflated, and were alternated with a set of Michelin snow tires. The treads were too worn to re-mount after approximately 17,500 kilometers

They came on my 2014 Camry LE. I've already had to replace one tire due to a problem with the sidewall. They sound harsh and loud on most roads. The speed rating is much lower than I thought it would be.