According to the warranty, and quality of product, my tires are missing something exceptional for a passengers car, 10000 miles. I get my tires rotation like it is indicated in my users manual, as well as the pressure level, etc., nevertheless, by next month I'll buy a set of for new tires and I have consider 3 other brands that compete with significantly with my michelins.

These tires were purchased as replacements for the originals on my hybrid. I was looking for tires with low rolling resistance to increase/maintain gas mileage and I needed the tires to be reliable as well. After a good bit of research I chose the Michelin Energy Saver A/S tires. So far, I have been very happy with them. I have not had a single issue and my gas mileage has increased a bit over the original tires. The tires actually increased the handling and performance of the car and after 20,000+ miles, I don't see much wear at all. I would recommend them to everyone and plan to replace them with same tires if possible when the time comes to do so.

Got these on my Honda and they did NOT last at all. Only got a little over 25K before at 3/32. I was expecting a lot better from this premium brand. Will not buy or recommend to anyone one these. Will see how they handle warranty on these to determine if they are brand worthy to me.

I got this tire because it was made to improve gas mileage on hybrids by 8%. It did exactly that. I have 85,000 miles on it and expect to get maybe 5,000 more (note: I am religious about balance and rotation, alignment and tire pressure). I commute around 25 miles one way and it is mostly freeway miles. It handles as good as original tires which only lasted 48,000 miles. Road noise is an issue with the 2007 Prius anyway, so I do not attribute it to the tires. This tire did not decrease the road noise from the original equipment. I really can't say anything negative about this tire. When these finally wear out I will buy another set of this exact tire or the newer version! Buy it, you'll like it.

I worked for a major retailer for 33 years. After trying many brands, i have stuck with Michelin's for their quality and longevity. For my last 15 years in retail i was a road warrior, traveled thousands of miles and they were great for wear and for my confidence that they kept me safe. Today i am a real estate agent and i drive clients around all the time and i feel safe i am protecting them the best i can.

We noticed an immediate difference between this set of tires and the brand which came with the car when new. Smooth, quite and excellent grip when dirving in the rain. Our automatic choice when time to replace tires is Michelin. We are extremely pleased.

Purchased these tires as OEM equipment on a 2012 Fusion/2nd winter in 2013 and these are the absolutely the worst traction in adverse conditions that I have experienced in many sets of tires/Ok if you lived in the south but not in Ohio /Have ordered some REAL winter tires

My car is 3 1/2 years old with 20,000 miles. Rotate the tires every 5 k. They have started to make a snow tire type noise (definitely tire speed related), two dealers say nothing wrong with the vehicle. The noise has gotten louder over the last 6 or 8 months, no abnormal wear pattern felt in the tire thread. They look like new with 9/32 of thread left. Other than a few reviews about tires making noise, I still believe (after 52 years in automotive service industry) Michelin makes one of the best tires. Help please.

After 61,000 miles I just purchased my second set of Michelin Energy Saver AS tires for my 2008 Toyota Prius. The tires I replaced still had a fair amount of tred remaining but we are heading into the winter season here in New England so I replaced them now rather than trying to get through the winter with them (I drive about 30,000 miles per year). The tire dealer told me that these old tires had at least another 8 to 10 thousand miles of wear left in them. Obviously I was more than satisfied with the Energy Saver AS tires since I bought four more. They have worn better than I expected and they are good in wet conditions and in the snow. In fact, during the heavy snows we had last winter they performed just as as well on my prius as did the snow tires my friends had on their Prius (they do not have Michelin snow tires). The one negative for the Energy Saver AS tires is that they are somewhat noisier than some other tires, but this is a small trade off for all their other positive characteristics. I would recommend these tires to anyone who wants excellent fuel mileage, a smooth ride, excellent handling and good traction in both wet and dry conditions and in the snow. I think they are great tires - they do exactly what they are advertised to do.

Great Buy. Less expensive than other similar tires yet provide fuel savings. Highly recommend looking at these tires for your next purchase. Ride is very good. Drove 7000 miles on them including a 1400 mile trip. Provided good comfort on all types of driving surfaces. No regrets!