I bought these tires for my 2015 Lexus CT200h hybrid for their snow and rain handling characteristics. And I must say they are excellent with this tire. However in less than 15 months I've had to replace three out of four tires because of sidewall bubbling issues. Perhaps some kind of manufacturing defect? As a result, I will have to try a different tire next time around. Too expensive to be continually replacing tires!

My car came stock with 215/55R17 94H Nexen CP671s and the traction they provided was terrible. The tires were like hockey pucks, didn't provide any good levels of traction in bad weather. Decided to upgrade to the Premier A/S tire and wow what a difference. The ride is smooth and responsive and I feel safe driving on them. Had to emergency stop in the rain once and the car didn't loose traction at all! I have always had good experience with Michelin tires and now I doubt I will buy anything else. I was also late on putting my winter tires on and they provided enough traction in snow to allow me to feel safe driving on them.

I got this at 30000 miles and drove it until 67000, although I should have gotten new tires at 60000 (2 years). They were great in the rain and the snow on my Subaru Impreza, but definitely wore out quickly. I just bought new tires today because my back left tire kept running low and I was worried it would pop. Giving Bridgestone Quiettrack a try this time. That being said, it was amazing while they lasted but the tread runs out at 30000 miles.

Couldn't be any more disappointed in these tires. Despite Michelin's reputation for quality, these tires are showing excessive wear well before the stated mileage warranty. We have only 31,554 miles on a set of tires guaranteed for 60,000 miles, and a tread depth gauge already shows yellow. What's most aggravating is my Honda dealer noticed the excessive wear back on 10/28/22, when our vehicle was in for an oil change and tire rotation. They measured the tread depth at 5/32". This is only 2.7 years after we purchased the tires new. If that's the best Michelin can do, I'll take my business elsewhere.

I bought a 2018 Chevrolet Equinox with these tires in April 2018. After just 25,000 miles, I was informed by the dealer that I need new tires. My wife drives this car. We are retired and drive this car between 3,000 (COVID) and 10,000 (normal) miles a year. We do not drive the car on gravel roads or in snow or icy conditions because it is not AWD. I would like someone to contact me so I can make an informed decision about buying my next set of tires.

When my last set of Michelins wore out, I unfortunately made the choice to put Goodyears on my Mazda 6. My mileage dropped 4-5 mpg. Had dealer request Goodyear replace, and they refused. My dealer bought them back from me at reduced price of course, and I paid the difference to stick the Premier on my wheels. Mileage is up 5 mpg. That's a major difference if you ask me. I saw some negative comments, but I don't hear any extra noise, and the tires cling to the road when I come down Monteagle Mountain. I won't experiment with another tire brand again.

I bought these to replace the OEM Bridgestone Turanza EL400 on my 2014 Toyota Avalon Hybrid Limited, and these are a huge improvement in every way: quieter, smoother ride, better handling. I was a little concerned that there might be a drop in fuel economy, but that has stayed the same. I can't comment on wear yet because I've only had these a month.

Great tires. The tires performed great on wet surfaces and surprisingly well in fairly light snow. The problem however comes with the short treadlife. I've got about 20,000 miles on them and am down to 3/32 in the front and about 4/32 in the rear. Definitely would not recommend based on how quickly the wear.

The Premier A/S made a difference in the way the 2015 base Impreza rides. There seems to be more cushion over bumps compared to what I experienced with the Yokos. It rides quieter as well. On the turnpike the car (stick shift) gets 41.4 mpg. So I'd say the investment was worth it. Snow? That's next.

Purchased and installed in March 2019. Rotated every oil change with monthly pressure check. Ride was good, no noise, felt like great grip with a little decrease on wet pavement but that's expected. I went for my routine rotation and with only 27,000 miles the tread was at 2/32. Longevity is terrible with the premiers. Thankfully it was under the warranty and $ received back went to a good set (I hope) of defenders. If you're looking at premiers I'd look at another style. Michelin is good but this tire did not live up to the promises