i live up on a mountain and roads get very bad in winter. i have a job where i have to go in so this tire is great for driving in snowy conditions. best i have ever found

i live up a mountain and the roads are bad often in winter and this tire does the job of getting me to work in the snow

Great tires! They came as original equipment on our polestar 2. They handle well in all conditions and have a very long tread life

This tire is very quiet around town and on the highway, and has worn well over about 30k miles. Traction has been great through rain and snow.

I got 65K miles with Premier A/S and replaced it with the same tire today (Dec 2019) on my 2011 Ford Fusion. The tires were purchased in Jan 2016. I never rotated the tires. I had 2/32 left on the front and 4/32 on the back. BTW, the car when new came with the Energy Saver. I got 77K miles off those tires. It was a tough decision on Premier A/S vs Energy Saver. It mainly came down to being able to get the Premier A/S for $30 less per tire.

Currently purchasing my second set. I have these on a 2012 KIA Sportage and got 55K miles out of them. I could have pushed them to 60K per the warranty but I normally replace before the wear bars. I don't take chances on tires. They get into the 25% range and I change them. The ride is good and noise level went down big time over the OEM tires. They are more expensive than other tire manufactures but you get what you pay for.

I have owned several sets of Michelin tires and this set just topped the list for traction, responsiveness and road handling. They replaced another set of Michelin tires and the performance is even better. If you have owned Michelin's you know what I'm talking about. If you are thinking about your first set, do it. I have sold tires for twenty years which means I have driven cars with different tires on them and nothing compares to the performance and value you get out of a set of Michelin's. Per mile there is no greater return on your investment than buying a set of Michelin's for you car, van, truck or sports car.

I have a 2012 Camry XLE that came with Michelin MXV4. I replaced the MXV4s with Premier A/S tires. The first thing I notice was road noise was much louder than the worn out MXV4s. The next thing I noticed was I could feel every imperfection in the road surface. At 750 miles I had the tires removed from the Camry and replaced with another premium brand. This was hard to do since I've been a Michelin fan since the 80s. Had the Premier A/S tires road as good and quiet as the worn out MXV4s I would have kept them on the car.

Tire has only lasted 38,367 miles purchased in May 01,2022 and thread won't pass inspection come Feb 2026

I bought these tires in 2019, four of them, and barely two years later all four failed inspection (only clocked 20,000 miles on them), even with proper care and maintenance. I was hoping to get at least half of the advertised life expectancy out of them. I do not recommend these tires and can't stress that enough. Not reliable, not safe, and not living up to the brand name.