This is my 3rd purchase of a complete set of Michelin Tires. Excellent quality, and also quiet. Quiet or road noise is a major concern for me. Can't stand loud tires. Love the 4 seasons tires.

Nice soft quiet ride, but are completely wore out at 34,000 miles. My off-road truck tires with Kevlar which you would think would be noisy and rough cost less than these tires, have a soft quiet ride and I got 90,000 miles out of them.

We've had these on our 2001 Outback for nine months now. Been through the snow several times. They seem to be fine tires! They are much quieter than whatever we had on the car previously.

This latest set of Michelin tires have performed exactly as all the other sets I have bought. I exspect high quality and that is what I have always received.

I put these tires on my Santa Fe on a very snow day and drove out of the dealership with much more traction than when I drove in! They are great for the snowy winters of Minnesota! In addition, my gas milage improved as an added bonus!

These tires have carried me to work and on vacations. From the moment I first drove with my new tires, I notice how quiet and smooth the ride was. The tires have handled well in all weather conditions. I have no complaints about the tires.

When I had these tires mounted on my vechicle my ride was very smooth. What use to be rough the tire seem to absorb the bumps. Great tire and brand. I will never buy another brand of tire.

These tires now have almost 72,000 on them and continue to have sufficient tread. However, I plan to buy new Michelins before the winter snow flies. Regular rotation and balance, plus good tire pressure has resulted in a long life.

We purchase a new 2010 Chevy Impala and insisted the dealer put Michelin tires on the car. These tires have given us amazing performance and mileage, our current mileage is 104546 and they are still in good shape. We highly recommend Michelin tires.

good all around wet - dry noise level ok very responsive handling good wear hard to beat tread wear and well built other cheeper tires end up separating so how much did u really save ?