I needed new tires for my Honda Civic Hybrid. I wanted a tire with a tread warranty. This tire offered that. My mileage did not suffer putting these tires on my car. The tires also handle and ride better than the tires that came with the car.

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.

I drive about 15,000 miles a year. Bought the car new in 2014. It’s now 2018 and car has almost 80,000 miles with original tires. I’d say that’s pretty good.

I replaced my other brand tires with the Michelin Energy Saver A/S.When I picked my CRV up and drove home on the freeway I was suprized by the quite ride and handling of the new tires. I'll recommend this tire to all my family and friends.

I just got a new 2011 Ford Mustang that came with the energy savor tires and so far they are really good. iv only had my car for 1,000 miles, so far so good.

Came on my Grand Caravan. Bad in the rain and the worst tire in the snow I ever had. Seem quiet and fine on dry roads. Unfortunately it rains and snows where I live.

These tires came standard on my 2013 Chrysler Town & Country minivan. So far the ride performance has been pretty good as well as wet traction. I haven't had the chance to test snow performance as I got the van in May. So far, I like them...

We have used Michelin tires for many years. They have been reliable and safe and we have felt they are a good value. Our trusted mechanic recommends them.

OEM on my 2017 Suburban. Needed to be replaced before 40k miles. Surprisingly good in the snow...at least before they wore out. Somewhat disappointed in durability.

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.