I drive a 2012 Subaru Outback. I have ran Michelins for many years, on my present vehicle and others and have never been disappointed. My Premiers have 61,000 miles on them and I will be replacing them tomorrow. The handling, stopping, in rain and in snow has been excellent while giving a comfortable ride. I would not want to drive any other tire.

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.

I recently replaced my first set of tires on my 2013 Infiniti g37x. The tires run silent and with excellent grip. They soften bumps much better and with much less sound than the OEM Goodyear Eagle RSA's. It's like a new improved car! I would highly recommend them.

These tires replaced a set of Uniroyal Tiger Paws and I can't get over how quiet these new Michelin Premiers are! Our Camry is a joy to drive again with the reduced cabin noise and the tires have an outstanding grip in rainy weather. We are completely pleased with this purchase (2nd set of Michelins in the family now) and will not stray from Michelins after this experience!

I've only had these new Premier tires for a week now but it rides smooth, stops true, and doesn't make any rolling noise. As with any new tire with new tread the cushioning against bumps is very good. I've had many Michelin tires and haven't been disappointed in any of them...other brands may be a little less money but I believe that with Michelins "you get what you pay for".

When purchasing the new tires,we did not expect to feel the difference. then, we went for a spin around town.Well, the new tires perform better than we expected.the ride is smoother and the wheel alignment made a difference too!As far as user performance rating!It is excellent for wear life,fuel efficiency,handling,braking,comfort

I have used Michelin tires since 1968 & every time I buy another brand, I return, because only Michelin puts your car on “rails” as far as handling, ride & overall performance. The Premier A/S on my K5 that I have now are fantastic all around. The Plus3 that I have on my V are truly amazing!

I usually swear by Michelin tires. I purchased these Premier A/S tires in Spring of 2017 for my 2012 Mazda 3 hatchback. Initially I was happy with the tire - responsive, excellent control, and fairly quiet as well. I'm now 30,000km later on these tires, have rotated them every 6-8000km, and they are nearly bald. I had an alignment done when these were installed, and now 2 years later which showed the alignment was still within tolerances. The car has never been driven aggressively. I'm very disappointed with these tires. I'm not sure if it's the Premier A/S line of tires, if I just got a bad set, or if I need to start looking at another tire manufacturer for quality tires. Either way, 30,000km is nowhere near the 100,000km I expected.

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.

I bought these and only got 45,000 miles out of them. One tire is down to 2/32 and the others 3/32. It's rainy season and I don't feel comfortable driving on them anymore, so I'm buying some new tires. I really wanted to get some Michelin Premier A/S again, but unsure if I should do so since they are EXTREMELY expensive for the mileage you get out of them. I always have the tires rotated and balanced, so that's why I'm so disappointed with how long they last. I know it was close, but the Continentals that came with the car got 53k miles, and looked a little better than my current Michelins at 45k miles. I may be able to squeeze another 2k miles out of them, but my family's safety isn't worth risky for those extra miles. I think at minimum for the amount you spend on these you should easily get 50k miles out of them without worry about the safety of driving on them to get your money out of them. Michelin rates these at 60k miles, but I'm 15k miles away from that. I'm torn on buying these again, because they handled awesome in the rain. I will say these handled MUCH better than the Continental ProContacts and Pirelli P7's we used in the past, but the miles you get out of them is just disappointing. The tread is about 8.5/32, which isn't much.