bought these over a competitor brand due to reputable name even though these were more expensive. i was expecting to get 6 years or 60,000 miles out of them, but 3 years & 35,000 miles later, i'm needing to find new tires again. I had thought i would have gotten more out of them, but not so.

When my Pilot AS3's wore out on my Accord I wanted something with somewhat better wear(drive 100 miles per day). I did not think these were as precise as the AS3's, but they were not marketed as a UHP tire either. I just had my Accord in for oil change at dealer and they told my tires were at 6/32's. Knowing I had 30K on them I was rather disappointed-thinking I would not hit 60K. However- I just looked at specs on tire- and it said these only come with 8.5/32's when new. Guess I'll hit 60K after all. My other minor quibble is that these tend to flat spot easily when sitting. In colder weather after sitting 2 or 3 days- I'll drive away and feel the flat spot every tire rotation until it warms up.

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.

Just the facts. Several months ago purchased a tire by the name of a Continental tires. Over the course of ownership these tires started to transfer vibration in the steering wheel. Went back three times to get them balanced. While a fourth at an independent shop. No improvement. Then replaced the two front tires- same brand. No improvement. It's the the vehicle right?. In stages I replaced the rack & pinion, rotors, entire strut assembly and lower ball joint. No improvement. Yesterday I put on the Michelin"s. BAM! No vibration, rock solid drive, smooth as butter. Thank you Michelin's!

I've had these tires on my ‘16 Ford Focus since September of 2018 and have put almost 40k miles on them. They are way better than the stock tires that came on the car! They did not affect my gas mileage, are quite on the road (expressway too), and I'm not sure why people are having issues with them prematurely wearing because mine still have more than half of the tread left! I religiously rotate them though (every 6-7k miles). They perform well in all weather conditions. Highly recommend!

I have been in an accident due to hydroplaning! ...so I'm super fearful & just about shut down (driving about 40mph) when I have to drive in the rain! I was recently caught in the worse rain storm ever. NOT one time did my car hydroplane or slide. I felt safe & confident as I zoomed pass cars!

Within the first 24 hours of having this tire on my Subaru Sport Limited I experienced dry pavement, wet pavement and snow/slush & ice. This tire is EXCELLENT and doing everything I expected. I purchased this tire primarily for Handling & Traction and in the above conditions it has given me a 5 star performance.

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 have always been an avid Michelin user, however this may be my last set purchased. These Premier A/S are junk. I had them installed in May/18, I only run them for spring/summer/fall months before switching over to my X-Ice for winter. They tires have only 38,000 Kms on them max, and they are at the wear bars. I have always paid premium dollar for what I thought was a premium brand tire. Doubt I will again, in fact just purchased a new set of tires for my F150, guess what- they weren't Michelin's.

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!!!!