I put Energy saver AS tires on Lexus LS460. They are the nosiest tires I have ever purchased. Won't get any more of them for sure! I rated them poor because of the noise.

I had a set of these tires put on my Toyota Prius and actually got improved milage. A very smooth tire which is a drastic improvement over the tires that came on the car new.

I am in sales and drive a Honda Accord about 52,000 miles a year. Tires have worn evenly and with 40,000 miles looks like I will get another 15 to 20 k out of this set. No road noise and great performance in the heat, rain and snow conditions.

I bought these tires about 20,000 miles ago for my wife's car, and they have performed well. Good wet traction and they seem to be wearing very well. I will probably buy a similar set for my car.

I always have used Michelin tires on my cars. I have the harmony on my Prisis. I love the tires. They give a for quiet smooth ride, great mileage and dependability

OEM on my 2017 Suburban. Needed to be replaced before 40k miles. Surprisingly good in the snow...at least before they wore out. Somewhat disappointed in durability.

Recent check tire had 7/10 of thread left with over 56,000 miles Will buy next time there's discount on Michelin tires, because I would rather be Safe than push luck to far with a long trip South planned. Long time rider on "Michelin"

These tires came with my Ford Escape and have survived two accidents and several nails and finally look like they need replacing. I'll be buying a new set if I can!

I am at 90,000 and about a 1/16 before Lincoln's top of head will show. I drive without jamming on the gas or brakes every 10 seconds like the impatient "pylon" drivers that have to pass everyone weaving around drivers in all 4 or 5 lanes.

Town and Country got 101,000 miles on gem set of tires. Could go a little longer but winter is getting close. Not the best in snow traction, but, acceptable. Replacing with the same tire this week.