I've had 2 Ford Vans over the last 22 years, with a combined total of 400,000 miles. Ford Vans can be tough on tires, but the Michelin tires work best for me. I consistently get 60,000 + miles out of a set of Michelin tires.

I have been driving for 39 years and I have found that Michelin tires are the best. I drive with confidence in all three of my Michelin equipped vehicles.

Only Tire for my F250 that would give a Mileage Warrently and Traction Rating for tire. I wanted a tire that would not slip in the rain and give me good mileage. Michelin Brand tires hae always come through for me.

This is the wrong tire for a 2009 Honda Pilot. Much worse than the OEM tires. Uncomfortable and noisy ride. At least 10% less gas mileage. Traction is good tho.

Had problems with premature tire wear on a 2003 Nissan Pathfinder. After replacing with these tires got better wear and smoother ride with much less road noise.

Just had the AAA do the 4 wheel install on my Highlander and can't believe the ride difference these tire make. Faster with idle speed. At least 5 MPH. Smoother and very quiet. Will install 4 more on my Prius.

we live in the Maryland mountains and are subject to the full range of weather changes and sometimes very quickly. The tire responds well in all conditions and it is my intention to aquire it again when that time ccomes

A great all around tire. Wears like iron but provides comfortable ride. I have confidence that they won't fail me or my family. Price is worth the piece of mind.

I have received high mileage from these tires. I drive a Ford E150 van which normally wears off the outside shoulders in front. These Michelins wear evenly accross the face.

I bought these tires about a month ago. I feel much safer, the tires don't spin on wet roads, and I don't hydroplane like my previous tires. I have the same tires on another vehicle, and they go great in snow.