I bought these tires to replace the OEM tires on my 2009 Saturn. The original tires had not worn well and were noisy after only 30,000 miles. The Michelins are just what I have come to expect from Michelin, and an incredible improvement over the original tires.

Less than 1000 miles on so it's hard to tell how they will wear. Really love the ride the give and secure feeling. I am concerned somewhat about some of the mileage complaints customers had and there where several. Guess time will tell, but if they are anything like the Michelin's I had on my truck years ago, I will be more than happy with my choice. My tires get rotated about every 5000 miles. Which was done on the previous Tiger Paws, but just changed them with 35000 miles on them and highway miles 80%. Tires wore even, I had the alignment checked and corrected before I purchased the Michelin's even though the alignment was not far off.

I bought the 4 tire set 03-24-2015, 9 years of service and received 33,068 miles of use. My car is a 2000 MB E430 Sport. My previous set of Michelins only lasted 23,803 miles; e.g. different Michelin Model, which didn’t give smooth ride and not quite over complete 6 year use period.

I replace the Michelin Latitude OEM tires with these MXM4 tires. The handling on the vehicle has improved dramatically and there is little to no road noise in the car. I had replace the OEM tires on my BMW and was so please that we chose them again for our Lexus Rx350. I can't say enough good things about the MXM4 tires.

I recently replaced these on my Tesla model 3 RWD. The OEMs wore out really fast, they were down to 3/32s within 18000 miles. I don't know if it's the car or the tires themselves. I rotated the tires every 3500 to 4000 miles too. Anyhoo, the new tires made my Model 3 quieter and less bumpier. Mileage isn't affected too much. They handle well and provide decent wet traction, dry traction is great though. Overall I am pretty happy with my decision to stick with OEM recommendation.

No other tires will mount the rims of my auto! My 1998 auto have never had any tires except Michelin and because of that I never am concerned as to safety and reliability. During the 186,000 plus miles shown on the odometer, I have had no problems except when a nail or screw had punctured the tread and in some cases the repair was self-repaired.

These came as original equipment on my 2014 Acura RDX -- they rode very well until about 6 months ago, but at 37k they started getting noisy and at 43k miles now they are almost down to the wear bars (all 4 ware worn evenly down to 3/32 of tread remaining per Acura dealer based on this week's service report). I'll drive carefully in the rain for the next couple of months, but at 45k will definitely change tires before the fall/winter weather hits. So expect 40-45k miles at most out of these, as I am very careful about rotating and other maintenance...

Very sticky, fast braking, didn’t fail, excellent handling on wet and dry roads. The noise level has also decreased noticeably. Driving comfort is much higher compared to my previous tires. There was no damage during the year of use. I was completely satisfied with my choice.

I bought three years ago a Honda Accord Sport 2.0. I did all the maintenance at Honda dealer, which included tire pressure checking and tire rotation. Last week I did the 20,000 miles maintenance, but yesterday in the route Miami-Gainsvile, 220 miles distance, one front tire was irremediable flat and I realized it was abnormally worn out.

We keep buying Michelin tires for each of our vehicles as they provide a smooth and comfortable ride. If there's ever a problem, Michelin stands behind their products. The tires seem to do well in all weather conditions here in Colorado which is important to me. Colorado has a diverse climate and we encounter a wide range of driving conditions. I know my car seems like it hugs in road in the nastiest weather and for that I am most grateful. THANKS!