Extremely disappointed! OEM on my 2022 Blazer Premier. Only 3/32" of tread left with 26500 on the car. Tire pressure and and rotations at regular service intervals at the dealer.

Already need replacement at 30k while warranty showing 55k; tried calling Michelin but no one answers the phone so can't even get warranty claim; worst tires ever

These were original equipment on Mt 2022 Camry LW AWD. Today I am replacing these with Cross Climate tires. These were not the greatest road gripping tires but they did wear well. Justcgotcintvthecwaer bars and a little over 55,000 miles.

These tires came on our new 2023 Kia Telluride which now has 18,000 miles and the tires need to be replaced. Tires have been rotated and balanced periodically. We've always had Michelin tires but will be switching this week when we replace them.

A very comfortable riding tire It is a very soft rubber tire so not a tire for doing launch’s it will wear. I do really like how the rubber overhangs the rim by half an inch very nice protection.

These tires on my 2016 pickup are everything they claim to be. My only issue is they become quite noisy toward the end of their life. Both sets went beyond the warranty.

Bought a set of 4 last month to replace the previous set. Runs smooth and so much quieter. Great traction too and the BMW 528i X Drive handles like new again. ZP tires.

I chose these tires so I have the option of driving Camaro SS in all seasons Most people purchase the Summer ONLY tires. I am happy I went with this option. fronts are 245/40R21 rears are 275/35R21

I was tired with the stock B-Stones. Changed all 4 at 8,000 mi for Primacy's. Noticeably better ride, Much quieter, most importantly much better handling. Well worth it. 2018 Nissan Rogue SL, 19" wheels.

I was in the market for new tires and Michelin's were suggested. A quiet, comfortable and safe ride were the objective. Several people suggested Michelin tires (not just dealers). Without regret, my Genesis now has a comfortable, smooth ride.