Granted I live in California where the roads aren't in the best condition however I drive them very tame (no hard braking, no fast starts, etc) and my tires are at 4/32 at just under 30,000 miles. I've always balanced and rotated but the tires just wore out very quick under very lite driving. The good is that they handled well in dry, wet, and cornering. I just will look elsewhere for more value and longevity.

We have a Subaru, hard to find a better AWD system. Have had other brand tires and gone through over a foot of snow in New England without issue. These tires are not good in snow or ice. They are just OK. Not a winter tire, get it, but comparing to other All Season tires. They are very good in dry pavement, wet surface and unlike others reviews, the tread life seems to be good.

Long time Michelin customer, many sets. 3 years 8 months ago we bought a set of Premier tires for our 2011 Chevrolet Malibu. 31000 miles later tread depth is at 5/32. Almost worn out with only half the warranty miles on them. Always have had a lot of miles on my Michelin's, never wore out a set, had to replace them due to weather checking. Will still recommend Michelin's, just not the Premier

I put these tires on my Mini Cooper in October, 2016. Now after only 28,466 miles, I am told that they are at 3/32 and 2/32 and need replaced. I drive my car carefully and don't feel like my driving has caused this excessive wear. Do manufacturers really sell tires any more that give the mileage promised?

I purchased these tires in 2014 as a new release. Handling and ride are excellent, however treadware life is poor. They had a 100,000Km warranty and with 52,000Km they have less than 3/32 tread remaining. The tire did maintain the treadware pattern across the face of the tire as was designed and still handled well, but 3/32 going into winter is still a risk. I did receive a warranty adjustment, but did not purchase another set of Premier's due to the poor treadware life I experienced. However I did stick with Michelin and purchased a set of their newest release Primacy Touring A/S. Am hoping for the same performance but better tread life.

I replaced all 4 tires on my 2006 Accord LX Sedan 4 days ago, I was set o going for the Primacy MXV4 but learned that they were discontinued and replaced with the Premier A/S. I read about the technology behind the Premier A/S and decided to pull the trigger despite the risks with new products. It has only been 4 days but so far I am not disappointed and am quite impressed. Contrary to the other reviewer, these are the most quiet tires I have ever rode or driven on. I can't even hear them at 35psi (I'm supposed to be at 29/30) and trust me, I don't take road noise lightly. They are very very comfortable. Braking and accelerating feels as if the car was new - and somehow I experienced heavy rain and frost these past 4 days and had no issues. The tires are also very very stable at speed, it's too easy to go up to 80mph+ and not even feel it. The only drawback compared to the performance all season tires I'm coming from is the cornering stability, the Premier's are much softer and does not hug the pavement as nicely but overall the handling is great. I can't take any stars away for a tire that does everything else so well.

Purchased a set of these in 2015 and put 80617 miles on them since I track total miles every time I get fuel. Mileage was in moderate climate with all weather and virtually all interstate highway (along I-66), maybe a few hundred miles outside of that. Decent performance in packed snow or ice a few years back, but I am a decidedly cautious driver on those surfaces. Need to replace them now as they're getting very low tread and a little slippery on wet surfaces although still performing well enough to easily drive at speed so long as substantial follow distance is given.

Have driven the tire over 1,200 miles now, so time for review. Coming from the Michelin Energy MXV4. some comments in review about Noise, since I drive with my head inside the window, did not notice anything different from my previous tire. About the same as all other tires I have driven on passenger cars. Fuel Economy - neutral to previous tire, no gain/no loss. comfort - significantly better than my worn down Energy MXV but can say I love the ride so far. Smooth on normal street / freeway surfaces. Overall this is a great tire. The true test of the technology in this tire will be after 25-30,000 miles as the tire has significant wear. But from the first 1,200 miles, love the tire glad I made the upgrade from the MXV.

I own a 2009 Acura TSX and I just purchased my second set of Premier A/S. I rotated and balanced the first set of tires every 7000 miles (religiously) aligned my car every 15,000 miles and they lasted me 93,401 miles (4 years and 6 months Best tires ever

My 2016 Nissan Altima came with Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires. After 50,000 miles it was time for new tires. My local tire shop recommended the Premier A/S. I bought a set and took off for a Thanksgiving road trip. I drove 3000 miles through snow, freezing rain, ice and dry roads. These tires performed better than I had expected. I highly recommend these tires.