I purchased four Premier A/S tires for my Hyundai Sonata late 2014. Though I like its better grip on snow and ice, I have noticed a decline in fuel economy this summer. I usually got 33.xx last year, now its 31.xx. A two mile drop is quite significant. maybe a price to pay for a better grip ?

I just bought 4 of these tires for my 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid XLE today. My first impressions are that the ride is just a little bit stiffer than before nothing offensive though and I assume this will be better once the tires are broken in. My car generally has problems in the rain so if these tires perform as advertised I will be very happy. These tires also handle very well for a daily commuter and those who are more spirited like myself. I did notice braking distances have improved a lot. I cannot rate fuel efficiency or wear just yet! I will update my review when the time comes.

I was originally happy with the tires but I am shocked how fast they've worn. I've been following a routine tire rotation schedule. I now have 58k on the tires and they're worn down to 4/32 already. I have also noticed a decrease in traction when it's raining. I expected more life from the set.

I don't understand why people gave this tire a bad review. My handling has improved, as has my stopping!! & My fuel efficiency has also improved. Not by much but then again I've only had them for 1 month. I've always taken Michelin tires over all the other tire makers. And I always will!!

I got this at 30000 miles and drove it until 67000, although I should have gotten new tires at 60000 (2 years). They were great in the rain and the snow on my Subaru Impreza, but definitely wore out quickly. I just bought new tires today because my back left tire kept running low and I was worried it would pop. Giving Bridgestone Quiettrack a try this time. That being said, it was amazing while they lasted but the tread runs out at 30000 miles.

I have a 2010 Impala. The original TPC, Brand X, tires had 37,445 miles and were displaying operational signs of Tire Aging @ 60 months. My experiences with Michelin Tires has always been great. I purchased a set of MICHILIN PREMIER A/S 225/55/R17 MXV4 97V. What a great decision! We, my wife and I, went to lunch today and the ride was comfortably smooth. The new tires were completely road silent and gave good steering Total Performance. I look forward to ongoing comfort, safety and performance from our purchase.

Currently purchasing my second set. I have these on a 2012 KIA Sportage and got 55K miles out of them. I could have pushed them to 60K per the warranty but I normally replace before the wear bars. I don't take chances on tires. They get into the 25% range and I change them. The ride is good and noise level went down big time over the OEM tires. They are more expensive than other tire manufactures but you get what you pay for.

I put these on a '03 Honda Accord EX and wow! The MXV4s I had on were good but these are the best tires I have owned! They are smooth and comfortable without being too soft feeling. Have not driven in huge rainstorm yet but pretty confident they will handle the job given the specs.

These tires are rated for 60k miles but I'm already at 2/32 after 30k miles. What an absolute joke. They advertise a warranty for 60k but you need to have documented tire rotations every 5k miles or so - I rotate my own tires so no documented proof therefore no replacement

These tires came on my 2017 Pacifica hybrid. These tires provide a smooth ride but wear out fast. At 30,000 miles, my tire shop said they couldn't rotate because they need replacement. I change my oil every 5,000 miles and get a rotation each time and alignThe tire service said I can get maximum of 37,000 miles from what's left. As mentioned these were fitted for my hybrid minivan so it's not like I drive crazy with 4 children in the back. I drive the freeway at most 5 times per month. I would take an extra 10,000 miles over the smooth ride these tires provide. I always thought Michelin was one of the best companies out there. Very disappointed.