I got my tires a few weeks ago, just in time to safely drive in these hard rains we've experienced recently. So happy I won't have to worry about my tires for a LONG while!

I drive mostly in the city and highways; the tires' performance is very good. Good on fuel and speed. A lot better than the GY and Toyo tires I used to have.

My son bought 4 of these for a 2015 Jeep Cherokee Latitude 2x4. After 37,000 miles driving tread depth is now 3/32 and one of the tires completely broke down on sidewall near tread area. Wish I could enclose photo of damaged tire.

Recently purchased for my 2018 Terrain with 50K miles on the old tires. Noticeable difference in quality, quietness, breaking and responsiveness! Looking forward to some nice long trips on these tires.

Both retirees, during the winter, we do not go out unless we really need to. We feel safe with our all-weather Michelin tires which provide us with quiet, smooth and safety driving! The rest of the year we also enjoy driving with Michelin tires!

Bought them for a 2018 Santa Fe and it made all the difference in the world, quiet, smooth good handling, love them and the dealer Belle tires did a great job, as usual.

I put these on our 2007CRV and they are by far the best tires we had on this car and maybe any car ! They are smooth riding and very quiet. This CRV model is known for road noise but these tires have just about eliminated all of that.

Four new tires on Forester a year ago; several thousand miles. Bought these based on premise of less road noise, but they seem to be at least as noisy as my OEM tires - maybe more noisy! Also ... Gas mileage is slightly worse.

I have had Michelin Defender T&H on my Toyota Prius for 7 years. Have 220 thousand miles on car. Never had any problems with them, but I keep them rotated every 5,000 miles.

Replaced Goodyear eagle RA with the Michelin. First thing you notice is how quiet they are and smooth riding. Outstanding tire. Pay a little more and get a superior tire.