I have a 2015 Prius, originally running Ecopia 422s, with the package 5s 17's in 215/45/17. I was averaging 40.1 mpgs on the 422's with a generally terrible ride, and the tire had side to side flex, noticeable during cross breezes. The Premiers, are much quieter than the 422's, and out of the box without being broken in, i'm seeing 41mpgs, and steadily increasing. Braking distances seem to out perform the 422's, as well as having a better ride quality overall, with much less road noise. Even the way the tire absorbs impacts is significantly softer than the 422's, without compromising the sidewall stiffness.

I drive a small manual transmission car, which I love. What I never loved was that on wet roads, stopped at a light or a stop sign on an incline, my car would "slip" when I put it in gear. Not with my new Michelin A/S tires! NO SLIPPING! And they make driving on wet roads much more secure. These are the best tires I've ever owned and recommend them to everyone I know. All tires work on dry roads, but these make driving on rain-slicked roads or snow covered roads easier and safer.

Purchase a set of 235/55R18's for a Rav4 FWD in Oct'18. Rotated every 5,000 miles. In May 2022, after 24,000 miles, all tires were 3/32 or 4/32. We only use Michelins on our cars and trucks, and this is the first time I have not gotten something very close to the advertised mileage before needing to replace. It seems like plenty of others are having similar problems with this one though.

Did tons of research to find a great tire for our Chrysler 300 C. Had these installed and found the road noise to be pretty bad. It's my wife's car so I did not drive it very often. I started driving it more and the road noise is at least 2X worse than my F-150 truck. All other aspects of the tire are great. Is it possible to get a set of lemons? Now here we are 40,000 later and I need a new set of tires already and these are coming out at the top of the reviews again.....

I replaced the stock Nexen tires on my 2013 Elantra GT with the Premier A/S, and it is a decision I am happy about with every single drive. Much quieter, and in the Florida rains they make the car feel so very confident, as if the road were still dry. I don't have a negative thing to say after 10,000 miles, and they are wearing very little at this point. In dry weather , the car feels nimble, and grips the corners like glue. I highly recommend these tires.

Four new Premier A/S tires on my 2008 Civic Ex sedan and it handles like the two Acuras I used to own. Incredibly responsive cornering, quick stops/strats, quiet, and great gas mileage. Traction is wet conditions is excellent, as is driving on ice and snow (better than most all season tires). If they are anything like previous Michelins I have owned, they will last at least 50k miles, probably longer. The tire salesman tried to talk me out of “performance tires” for this car (recommended slightly less expensive Michelin Defenders, which I'm sure are good and probably a little “softer” on bad roads), but I am so glad I spent a few extra dollars to get these. Driving is fun again!

I just bought a set of Premier A/S for my Honda Pilot. I ordered them based on the Michelin rating numbers and price. While I waited for them to come in I read the reviews and found a lot of bad reviews complaining of noise, rough handling and vibration. I found these to be untrue on my Pilot Touring I hear almost no road noise at any speed. Nor do I feel any vibration or excessive harshness yet the tires yeild a feeling of control and confidence.

i work for NTB and i see on a daily hundreds of tire and brands . but the premer is the best all season tire ive ever seen i like them so much i bought my wife a set for 2013 honda accord and she is in love with the ride without noise and the handling and proforance they give her in the rain she tells me all the time se feels safe when it rains with her new tires

I purchased a set of Michelin Premier about 2 1/2 years ago. I hit a pothole around January, bent my tire rim and got a knot in the tire. The mechanic sad that I should replace the rim and the tire. I drove on the tire until the third week in March and the tire was still in good shape except for the knot. It did not loose any air. The tires were only about 2/3 worn and I bought my 2010 4 cylinder car brand new. Now it has 131,000+ miles on it. So, I decided to buy another set. They ride very nice. But, I recommend installing them on a 6 cylinder vehicle. You will love them.

I was FINALLY able to get a new set of Michelin Premier A/S 205/50R17 93V on my Chevy Sonic LTZ Hatchback and boy do they feel fantastic! Living in the Pacific northwest, these tire do as advertised by griping the wet roads especially when taking winding turns through the hills and valleys. They are also much quieter than my last set of tires and I've noticed that on my front-wheel drive, they don't slip when accelerating from a stop on wet highways like my last tires. I've only had these new tires for a few weeks so I can't give my assessment on their wear-life. The ONLY downside was that there isn't a local Michelin dealer where I live and I had to drive about 15 extra miles to the next town. But it was well worth it! I'll definitely look into purchasing Michelins when I get ready to buy a new set of snow tires!