These came with our 2019 Pacifica. After only 32,000 miles I'm now sitting and waiting to have them changed out with each at 4/32. I could've waited a little longer but I've already started to hydroplane at times. Definitely not a 60,000 tire and it certainly doesn't look like I'm alone.

I've used nothing but Michelin tires for 40 years. I've been very satisfied over the years and have gotten more miles than the predicted mileage. However, this is the second set of Premier A/S tires I've had. The first set I got 38,000 miles and the second set, which I'm about to replace, I've gotten 49,000. I've gotten wheel alignments as required and the tires are rotated every 5,000. I'm disappointed and am considering buying a different brand.

Great ride, but tread life wore down to 3/32" after only 26-27K and 26 months!!! I was shocked to learn after bringing my car to the dealer for an emergency flat tire repair that I needed to replace all *four* tires due to wear... I did not enjoy anywhere near estimated tread life advertised by Michelin. If I were in an emergency situation to replace the flat, I probably would have selected a different brand that lasts longer. I replaced with the exact same tires, but hope for better tread life. If note, this will be the last Michelins I purchase. Very disappointed...

I installed new michelins on a lincoln town car a few years ago. I left the car parked without using it for about a year. when i started driving it again, I noticed all four tires had weather cracks in them. they were so deep that i was forced to replace the tires. I have had cars for more than 50 years. I cannot remmber ever having tires crack that bad in such a short time. ( I only had them a couple of years prior to letting the car stand idle ) NEVER!!! l I will not buy michelins because of that.

We have a Subaru, hard to find a better AWD system. Have had other brand tires and gone through over a foot of snow in New England without issue. These tires are not good in snow or ice. They are just OK. Not a winter tire, get it, but comparing to other All Season tires. They are very good in dry pavement, wet surface and unlike others reviews, the tread life seems to be good.

I have used my Premier A/S tires for both summer and winter driving in South Western Ontario. Firstly on an Acura TL AWD for 40,000 Klms and now on an Infiniti Q50 AWD for 15,000 klms. They are safe, and with 65,000 Klms, I'm told they have 7/32 tread left. I do admit when new they do not look to have as deep a tread as other tires, but I would purchase again. Feel safe in cold weather, under 0C.

The tires that came on the car were noisy, great in snow, but noisy, and only lasted 30,000 miles, I did a lot of asking and looking and went with the Premier A/S upon the final recommendation of Michelin themselves. I rides smooth beyond belief , is quieter than it has ever been, I love it now! Its quiet, like I imagined it would be when I believed it would be with the new tires, as it was used when I bought it, and it was not. I put up with the noise for 30,000 miles. As long as these babies stay this quiet as I was told they would, I will be a Michelin customer for life! And my Mileage has jumped up around town so far!

Was very pleased when I learned the Premium A/S came to market including the Outback size. Immediately replaced the OEM T rated tires and have now logged approximately 1,500 miles, including quite a number of road miles. Handling is immensely improved with quicker turn in and sharper handling giving the Outback very precise and sports car like. Ride is smoother and quieter. This is a tire very easy to recommend.

Recently purchased a 2004 Lexus RX330 with these tires. Thought for an SUV these tires were a little light on the traction side, so I went to the mountains to see what they would do in the snow, didn't have high hopes once I hit the snow but as I got off road into 8 inches of fresh snow I was amazed that I just kept on going, even though the bottom of the car was pushing a bit of snow, the tires didn't spin. Back on the the road, tested the tires on the packed snow/ice by stopping-starting to see what the tires would do and I was surprised at the grip considering these are not snow tires. Went through 12" of dry snow and kept going, WOW!

My 2011 Mazda 6 came with Michelin tires as standard equipment. I estimate that they lasted about 60 K miles since I do use Michelin winter tires as well. The new Premier A/S runs very smooth and very quiet which is great for driving at highway speeds. Although this is a 4 door sedan the car handles very well with the Michelin's and stops on a dime as well.