the tires where a bit noisy on grooved concrete but very quiet on all other roads they work very well in the rain even hard stops when wet was just like you where on a dry road they ride very soft handle well and seem to be getting more quiet the more miles I put on them worth the money.

I drive a small manual transmission car, which I love. What I never loved was that on wet roads, stopped at a light or a stop sign on an incline, my car would "slip" when I put it in gear. Not with my new Michelin A/S tires! NO SLIPPING! And they make driving on wet roads much more secure. These are the best tires I've ever owned and recommend them to everyone I know. All tires work on dry roads, but these make driving on rain-slicked roads or snow covered roads easier and safer.

Good all weather performance, smooth ride, but wear out very quickly. I'm at 2/32 after 47000 mostly highway miles on a light weight Honda fit. From reading the reviews I'm apparently one of the lucky ones to squeeze that many miles out of them, but the treadwear warranty is 60000 and Consumer Reports "estimated" 80000 miles in their review when the premier first came out. I will not be buying these again strictly due to premature wear.

I was completely shocked when i drove the car after tire changes. It was completely a different car with new tires. completely smooth, well rolling and too much stable. Before having this Premier A/S, my car was skidding always. if it was rainy day, it was my nightmare. now, even if I try to push the car to it stability limits, its hardly does 1 sec drifting. even when DSC is off! I'm amazed by the engineering that been done for this tires. Thumbs up Michelin ...

These came on my brand new Bronco Sport, I’m just now at 20,000 miles and they are worn! There’s no way this tire will make it to 60,000 miles. They’ve been rotated every 5k miles when I’ve had the oil changed. Honestly, extremely disappointed in these, especially considering i purchased my vehicle brand new with less than 100 miles.

I don't understand how so many customers find Premiers so noisy. I read reviews before purchasing and decided to take a chance on them anyway. I like the idea of great traction - even with worn tires. The Forester came with Yokohama Geolander GO35, and I replaced them with Kumho ECSTA HP4. I think the Premiers are as quiet as either of those tires, and the ride is fine. I based my final decision using an online tire retailer's user ratings with all categories being excellent/superior. We had a mild winter in Iowa - so no deep snow since I bought these on December 15, 2015. We drive in town and on the highway. Fuel mileage is about the same.

I've had the new Premier A/S for one week. I replaced the original equipment MXV4's which had 30,000 miles. The old tires were not worn out but I knew I would have to replace them when I turn the car back in 5 months so I thought I might as well use the new ones. Obviously, the old tires were past their prime - so perhaps that makes the comparison unfair But... the Premier are quieter - Very quiet, and the handling/cornering is terrific. I'm very happy I gave this new pattern a try! ...on a 2013 Lexus ES300h, by the way.

Purchased a full set of tires on April 17th, 2015. I drive a mountain highway (the Ortega Highway) that has many blind corners. Came around a blind corner and a deer was right in front of me (broadside). Slammed on my brakes while steering around the deer. Didn't hit the deer!! Absolutely no tire screeching, while maintaining full control of my car. Thank you, thank you Michelin!!! You got to get these tires!!!!

I got about 35,000 miles out of a new set when they got to 3-5/32 all around. Local reseller explained that the warranty required they be worn to 2/32 to be covered. This meant driving with 3/32 of tread on the front tires this past winter. Finally got the front tires to the magic 2/32 with 48,000. While the prorated warranty will cover some replacement costs. The thought of asking anyone to drive with such low tread depth again is not worth it. Keep the $50, I’ll take sound of mind, thank you.

I have a 2012 Camry LE. The OEM tires were the Energy Savers, which were smooth and quiet. They were down to 4/32 at 43K miles. So, it being winter here in New England, I researched and replace them with the Premiers. Now, I'm second guessing my choice. The Premiers seem noisier and feel like they don't absorb bumps quite as well. Maybe new Energy Savers were in order, but I read the Premiers were a better tire for grip in foul weather. Slightly disappointed.