Just replace two on my 2007 Hyundai Veracruz and had 82,000 on them. I would have waited for another 5-8,000 miles but I am driving from AZ to Chicago with Grandchildren so i am placing it save.

Excellent grip on multiple road surfaces and varied weather conditions. Positive sense of control and maneuverability whether daily driving or in inclement weather

Great Tire, lake effect snow is no match for this tire, never got stuck. 55,000 miles on tires and just replaced to be ready for winter, probably 10-15,000 miles left on tread.

16 months on Honda Ridgeline. Gravel & Ranch roads, long Freeway trips and some mountain snow travel. Pleased with performance and wear. These Michelin tires and my Les Schwab tires are the best tires I have ever owned for truck & SUV

I drive my Ford F150 truck mainly on highways, sometimes in snow and ice, and I expect to get at least 80,000 miles on my tires. More importantly, I am relieved to know that a great set of tires is working for me on my truck.

I have 80000 miles on these tires and it looks like they have 20000 left in them. They are quiet and ride very smoothly. I won't even look at another tire for my next set.

I have a set of these on my ford explorer with over 80,000 miles that I have put on them myself and my dealer told me at last rotation that they looked like they would go over 100,000 miles easily. you get exactly what you pay for always.

I purchased these for my Tacoma in December 2016. Less than 43,000 highway miles later, with rotation every 5,000 miles, I was told today that I only have 3/32 left. 2/32 would have failed inspection.

I've used Michelin tires on ALL my snowplow trucks for over 25 yrs. & never got stuck because of an inferior quality tire. I tried cheaper tires before, & ended up getting stuck because of them. Nothing compares to Michelin in my opinion.

I always expect more from a Michelin tire than any of it's competitors tries. So I'm being a little tougher on my grading scale than I normally would for this particular Michelin tire.