I have been driving a 2013 Dodge Charger base model for 6000 miles that has Michelin Energy Saver tires. I think they are bad. The road noise coming off of them is worst than any other Michelin tire I have driven on before. Other brands on my other cars make less road noise on the same roads.

I bought these energy saving A/S for 2011 CRV. These tires ride comfortably. The tread wear is between 7/32 and 8/32 at 20000 miles. I should get close to the 65,000 mile guarantee. The gas mileage is not great on the interstate. I get about 25 mpg+/-. I drive the speed limit plus 5 mph+ over. If I stayed at the posted speed limit, I could do better. I will wear this set out, but I will certainly consider the defender the next time. The energy saver a/s 225/65/17 only has a 100 T rating. This was the only tire available in Michelin, when I bought them in February 2012. The defender comes with the 102 T rating and a 90000 mile warranty. The price differential is not that much more between the two tires, so both will be considered at the next tire purchase. Overall great tire. I have had the tires rotated every 6, 000 miles and have had the alignment checked twice a year.

My last set of Michelin Defenders Green-X tires lasted 60,000 miles and 7 years. This time I chose Michelin Energy Saver A/S Green X tires, for my now rarely used, 2003 Toyota Sienna Van. The van is so much nicer to drive with new tires, again quiet, smooth, comfortable in all weather conditions and MPG is up, especially on 45-55 mph zone backroads +5 mpg. This is my new favorite tire! The van gets only 19 mph around town (27 mpg now on the back roads with A/S tires), and with all the kids gone, I decided on a smaller daily driver I found a used 2000 Honda Insight 5sp. The factory tires it are are VERY NOISY, they've worn out quite quickly and were chosen for the car 18 years ago, i.e. old technology. Traction is ok, but not stellar, so I came here first, given the Energy Saver A/S MPG gains and ride on my Van. The factory Insight tire is a 165/65/14 that weighs 12 lbs, has a 22.5 inch diameter and is mounted on a streamlined 10.5 lb factory wheel. On the flats the car has gotten over 100 mpg. Around town, on these hills, it has gets a steady 58.5mpg over the last 4283 miles. The size and weight of tires, the high gearing, a super efficient hybrid engine, low coefficient of drag of the car, and how the car is driven all adds up to a great MPG. But I want a quiet, even more efficient ride, like I now have with the Energy Saver A/S tires on the van. The problem is the smallest lightest Energy Saver A/S is a 175/65/15 tire that weighs 15 lbs, has a 24" diameter and mounts on a 15" wheel, coming from 12lbs, 22.4" dia on a 14" special streamlined wheel. I've sourced new 7.7 lb 15" non-streamlined wheels that will offset the extra 3 lb Energy Saver A/S tire weight. Yet the extra tire diameter of +1.5 inches, 165/65/14 to 175/65/15, not only messes with the speedometer and mpg gauge, the car is geared so high from the factory, that especially in first, it will be even more difficult to take off on the often wet steep uphills where I live. I'm just wondering if there will be a 22" dia, 11-13 lb Energy Saver A/S tire for 14" wheels any time soon (nothing like that in the Defender series either), or do I sadly need to buy a set of 165/65/14s from the other guys? Again, If I have to drive, I want the best MPG. The Michelin Energy Saver A/S tires are the BEST tires I have ever owned, for all around comfort, wear, quiet ride and daily driving, and a BIG PLUS to MPG, which saves not only gas and money, but reduces my CO2 toll on the Global Climate Catastrophe.

Bought my suburban new with a set of these tires. Just now replacing for the first time @ 72k miles. Definitely notice a much better fuel economy and think all around a great tire to buy ! I drive a lot...45-75k miles a year so really happy I found this product.

I got these to replace the stock tires on my 2007 Honda cr-v and am extremely happy. Right away I noticed better traction, control and smoother stopping. It ended up snowing right after I got them and provided great traction through it all including some freezing rain and slushy snow. Road noise has seemed to reduce slightly, but its hard to tell since I already have a lot of cabin noise.

original equipment, 49000 miles after 4.5 years. I live in Tn. tires are quiet , rode well and I have no complaints. They probably have 5 to 10 thousand miles left and I am wondering what to replace them with. I have been a big Michelin fan for 40 years and wonder if there is something better or at least as good.

My husband recommended buying these tires to replace the Continental tires, that came w/the brand new 2012 CRV. After installation, we noticed right away an increase of 2 to 2 1/2 mpg, and an additional 1 mpg, when we got on the freeway. Since Jan. 2012, we have put-on 42,500 miles, and our tires still have 7/32nds to 8/32nds treadlife. Very pleased with wear, quietness, and traction. Would recommend to anyone. PS-30 to 32.5 mpg

Bought these tyres for my Prius which I bought used, so I have no comparison about the 'previous' tyres durability or fuel-efficiency to compare those claims for certain. One thing I appreciate about Michelin -- if they say they are 65K tires, they are 65K tires. I have purchased 'other brands' in the past and find their mileage ratings don't stand up to their claims. I've rarely had any Michelin tyre not go the distance and have a couple thousand left in them if new tires aren't quite in that week's budget. I had two instances on this set of 4 tyres where braking was key to avoiding deer-vehicle collisions. In one instance, I actually 'locked' the wheels to avoid the downed motorcyclists four car lengths in front of me when Bambi intervened in their pleasant fall drive. The tyres worked better than I ever could have anticipated. Thanks Michelin!

These came OEM on our 2019 Lexus ES300H, they have been excellent, great MPG (44mpg) comfortable tires now 64k miles (mostly SoCal highway) thread down to a 3, with the rainy season finally starting it's now time to replace them. We have the defenders on our 4 Runner and I am hesitating between the two. How much mpg am I likely to lose with the Defender? By the way, I don't have the time to click the purchase date all the way back to 2019

These tires were original equipment on my 2015 Honda Accord Hybrid. The car has 54k miles on mixed driving, and about 40% tread left. I expect to go significantly further than the tread warranty. I do keep them a bit higher pressure than the car specifies. No cracking either, which is something that I’ve observed on other Michelin tires on our other cars. Very pleased.