I have a Toyota Camry hybrid 2012 XLE. the factory tiers. I replaced the front pair yesterday at 82000 miles ( 82K) and still a much on but it had a crack on them so have to replace them After 5 years . the best tiers ever made Very silent . Very good response on dry and weth and comfort

Standard tire on Nissan Altima. Exceptionally loud road noise, poor handling on wet pavement. Cornering good. adequate but terrible on ice. Have 13300 miles on tires. Have always purchased Michelin as replacement tires -was delighted tires on my new 2015 Altima were Michelin. Disappointed in performance with these tires.

I have never had a bad Michelin tire.....they always perform well and last....these are no exception. Great for all seasons except extreme winter.....meaning when it gets really cold, the compound is too hard to perform well on ice. But of course, they are not a winter tire, so that is to be expected. Otherwise, they wear forever, handle and brake like a champ, and are quiet and ride reasonably well (a little firm). The road handling is just a notch below a sports tire, which is high praise for a touring tire. They are also dead smooth at high speeds.

I like the tire for the winter snow and ice, they handled it better than my last tires. The bad part is, 3 years, just a little over 20,000 miles and they have to be replaced. They were rotated, every six months, with around 3,000 miles of driving during each 6 month period, so for that I have to give them only an average rating. Also I have had quieter tires. I've also had better dry/wet traction tires. So if you are looking for an all season that works better in the snow and ice, these are your tire, however, if you don't do much snow/ice driving there are better choices, that will give you much longer tread life.

Like many others, I got these with my brand new 2015 Toyota Sienna XLE FWD. I took the van in for every 5,000 mile checkup and rotation at Toyota. At 25k, they told me the front tires were worn out. Whaaaaaat? The dealer said no warranty for me (I thought 60k?). So I took them to another tire shop. They said no warranty either, because they were worn "unevenly" (more on the outside than inside). I didn't have any alignment done, but the car is not even 2 years old. How is it my fault? Looking online, many Toyota owners complain of the same thing. But some have good luck with some tires but not others. Driven in California, so not harsh.

Tire sidewalls started showing signs of dry rot 7 months after purchase. Inspection mechanic stated tires shouldn't look this bad on a new vehicle. Tires look like they've aged ten years. Michelin calls it ozone cracking, read other people's reviews for yourself. Do not purchase these tires!

By far the best set of tires we have owned! - Bought these as replacements for tires that came on a 2009 Hyundai Sonata Limited when purchased new from the dealer. The factory tires were replaced at just over 44,000 miles & finally had to replace the Michelins after six years and just short of 167,000 miles. Yeah, we put nearly 123,000 miles on these tires during local & highway driving & the whole time they rode & maintained pressures well, & exhibited amazingly even\consistent tread wear across the set even though the vehicle was only aligned once (when the tires were first installed) & were subsequently balanced & rotated only twice!!

These tires came with my new 2013 accord and at 43K, i have to replace all tires.

I purchased these tires for my 1991 Lexus ES250, and I am pleased with the handling and comfort that these tires have given me. The ride is quiet, and my fuel economy has not suffered at all. Also, the wet weather handling is superb.

This is the best tire i ever had in all my years of driving. It holds up like they are new. The drive is so smooth and there is no road noise. Buy them you will never regret it