Just got them today. A rather expensive set of tires but having already put 50 miles on them I can say it's a very comfortable riding tire for my AWD vehicle.

I had a nail in my tire close to sidewall. old tires were not great, so I splurged on a new set. What a nice improvement with less noise, smooth ride and my mileage is already improving.

The tires were recommended by the dealer. I wanted Cross climate 2's but couldn't get them until January. I needed them sooner. I like the way these tires perform.

So far so good. Original tires on my vehicle were Continentals and very noisy. These tires, Michelin Defender2s, are outstanding. Very quiet and fuel economy very good.

I put a very used set of these on a 1992 suburban, without the 4 wd hooked up. They were almost gone, and I never slipped. I'm in Michigan, on some Michelins.

The Defender 2 is a great all weather tire. Good performance in wet or dry and quiet. The previous ratings that I had reviewed before making my purchase were accurate.

Straight away, I'm impressed with these tires. It's far too soon to make any judgement in terms of longevity, but the ride quality and the quietness is superb.

The tire produces a smooth and comfortable ride. I also liked its gripping capability. I tend to make fast turns. Although I have not had the tires for a while, I like its 80K miles warranty.

Considered other options for replacement on our Buick Enclave. It had Michelin on it and 110% happy, so far, we went back with Michelin. Yes, other options were less expensive, but we didn't want to road noise etc. issues.

This is not my first set of Michelins. It took the original equipment tire on my vehicle to be replaced to remind me of Michelins quiet and handling. Perhaps my next car should come equipped with OEM MIchelins?