The Milan came with pilots and replaced the with energy saver. The time is much quiter than the pilots. The only thing I noticed was when the road has groves. The E/S has more of a movement in the tire

I spent hours doing research online looking for the best kind of tire for a Ford Fusion I-4. I was happy when I came across the Energy Saver A/S description and specs, and even happier now after driving with them on my car for the past 6 months.

A very smooth and excellant handling tire. You feel the the tires grab the road...corning unbelievable...wet weather FORGET IT! you stop on a dime....

2019 Kia Niro Hybrid with Energy Saver tires as original equipment. Rode those for nearly 62,000 miles over 5 years. As I tell my kids - if the tires are good why put on anything but those tires. Good handling, smooth ride, long-lasting.

Tires came on my fusion from the factory and car has just over twentyseven thousand miles and are going to need to be replaced they are maintained for air pressure and balance and alignment

I replaced the OEM Low Rolling Resistance/Rolling Resistance Coefficient Tires in my Prius Hybrid with the Energy Saver A/S tires, and saw a measured increase in Fuel Economy of ~2 MPG Per Tank-Full.

Great all-around tire! Good for highway and regular roads. I commute quite a bit during the week and these tires get me where I need to go! I am very happy with them.

The Michelin Energy Saver A/S can be relied upon on all weather condition. My experience with it here in the Northeast has been very good so far. Its excellent traction in snow conditions keeps your anxiety away.

Handling is good at all speeds and surfaces. Very little road noise making a very pleasurable, smooth ride. Braking on wet pavement adds a reassuring that all is safe.

Love my Michelin"s! I've had many many different tires over my life, some just to save a few bucks, but I have always gone back to Michelins. These tires ride better, perform better and last longer. What more can you ask for?