I've had these tires with other cars, and they continue to shine with this one. They make a noticeable difference in bad weather, giving better grip and control. They're still new with this car, but they've always lasted much longer than other tires when I've owned them in the past. My only complaint is that they seem to be louder in this car than I remember, but nothing bad enough to give up the other benefits.

I shopped around and found the best service, best coverage like rotations free, best price at Sam’s. And when I said I shopped around I checked Firestone, Goodyear, as well as dealership, Tire King, Discount Tires and no one could beat Sam’s Club for my Toyota RAV4 Michelin tires. Like the quiet ride and good traction of these compared to the OEM Dunlap on vehicle.

Great Michelin tires, great service, great price! Thanks again to Michelin and to Walmart! Would recommend both.

Handles snow like a charm

I saw tires cheaper at other places but I bought from walmart anyway

We are very pleased with the Michelin Defender 2 tires that we just purchased for our Ford Escape Titanium. This vehicle is a medium sized SUV so it is light and has turbo so it is quick to respond to changes in speed or direction. Consequently, we are concerned about the tires ability to be stable on windy highways and grip the road at higher speeds and when turning corners especially in wet weather. Since this is early spring and winter road damage has not yet been repaired, they are surprisingly smooth when going over rough roads and occasional potholes and uneven roads. They are also well priced for this level of performance.

Michelin Primacy MXV4s were the tires replaced by these. The biggest difference between the two is that the Defender 2s are much better in rain, snow, and slush, which is the reason I got them. My biggest concern was that they would be louder on the highway and they are not. The MXV4 is a fine tire, but these make my car more capable in bad weather.

A bit noisy on the highway

Bought 4 replacement tires for my 2017 Rav4, tires are just as noisy as my original OEM tires. Was hoping for quieter ride, but the same. Set pressure to 32 psi, but no difference. My winter Michelins are quieter, Defenders are a harder rubber with gives them longer life, but increase road noise.

I am very disappointed with the Michelin Defender 2. The 4 tires are rated for 80,000 miles. However, I am experiencing uneven wear (feathering) on al 4 tires at 12,000 miles. I have documentation to prove I have been aligning my tires at Firestone since the tires were purchased new. The shocks and struts are new on my vehicle. However, I am experiencing noisy tires, and the roads feel bumpy all the time.