Second set of Michelin Premier A/S 235/45R17 94V's on my car. Performance has been up to standards but they have both worn out before 29,000 miles. Dealer always has a reason to deny any credit towards new tires even though mileage rating from Michelin is 60,000 miles. They should be honest when rating the tire wear so that loyal customers don't feel misled.

These came with our 2019 Pacifica. After only 32,000 miles I'm now sitting and waiting to have them changed out with each at 4/32. I could've waited a little longer but I've already started to hydroplane at times. Definitely not a 60,000 tire and it certainly doesn't look like I'm alone.

Can't say enough good things about this tire, living in Southern California. Put them on My Legacy with 86k in August of 2017, now I'm at 140k in October 2020 looking at replacement tires (but still have a little ways to go, just getting a jump on it) and will have no reservations about putting these on again. I've had 0 issues with them except for a nail I picked up which was repaired. I've only had to check a tire low low pressure once outside of the nail incident. These tires are rock solid, don't hesitate.

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!

Just the facts. Several months ago purchased a tire by the name of a Continental tires. Over the course of ownership these tires started to transfer vibration in the steering wheel. Went back three times to get them balanced. While a fourth at an independent shop. No improvement. Then replaced the two front tires- same brand. No improvement. It's the the vehicle right?. In stages I replaced the rack & pinion, rotors, entire strut assembly and lower ball joint. No improvement. Yesterday I put on the Michelin"s. BAM! No vibration, rock solid drive, smooth as butter. Thank you Michelin's!

Great ride, but tread life wore down to 3/32" after only 26-27K and 26 months!!! I was shocked to learn after bringing my car to the dealer for an emergency flat tire repair that I needed to replace all *four* tires due to wear... I did not enjoy anywhere near estimated tread life advertised by Michelin. If I were in an emergency situation to replace the flat, I probably would have selected a different brand that lasts longer. I replaced with the exact same tires, but hope for better tread life. If note, this will be the last Michelins I purchase. Very disappointed...

We were going to purchase the "Defender" and our dealer recommended we upgrade to the "Primier A/S". We have a Saturn Vue Hybrid mid-size SUV. These tires transfer ZERO road noise. They give a cushy (not mushy) ride and have great traction in wet weather. Can't wait to try them in the snow.They made our car ride better than new. Thank you Michelin for the best tire ever!

After excellent performance from a set of MXV4 (H) on Lexus ES350 I learned the MXV4 had been replaced by the Premier A/S and I eagerly purchased a set. Extremely disappointing! Has fairly good traction dry/wet with worsened gas mileage of about 5%. Theoretical snow traction irrelevant. The A/S has a harsh, stiff ride which transmits every minor road surface imperfection as jarring and vibration to the cabin. Loud on asphalt, but the 'singing' noise on concrete pavement is so loud as to be distracting and tiresome. Looking for a real replacement in terms of ride and quiet for the MXV4? This expensive tire is not it.

I am replacing OEM tires (Continental) that came on my new Ford Focus Hatchback. I got 55K from those. After much research I decided on the Premier A/S as a replacement and I am not disappointed. They are smoother and quieter than when I purchased the car new in 2014. Cornering and stopping seem to be firm and aggressive without it being too stiff. Have not had any winter driving yet but I did climb a steep dirt embankment the other day under a bridge I was checking out for kayaking. Only slight slippage but that dirt was loose. The tires gripped it strong and I popped up without having to get a running start. 215/50R17.

I have a little over 30,000 miles on these tires for my Subaru Outback and they are already shot.....down to 2/32 or less tread. I'm OCD about making sure air pressures are good and the tires are rotated on-time. I've been a huge fan of Michelin and have bought many sets, but this tire is ruining my brand loyalty. I've had a set of Premier LTX's go for 60k, but these A/S's are not good. I'm going to initiate the warranty process and see how that goes. Hopefully Michelin stands behind their product and doesn't give me much grief.