Michelin Tires

This is my first set of Michelin tires and I like the solid feel and stability as I drive. I have a Buick Enclave that has had these tires since 2017. We have 37000 miles and the tires look great. I am planning a trip to Florida and the tires give me the confidence I need.

Buy the Sports Pilots in whatever size required. Get the lifetime rotate and balance also the road hazard plan. Drive away. You will think you are in someone else car. Tires will last maybe 80k, less with abuse which given the way the handling feels will be difficult not to do.

I have been buying Michelin tires for over twenty-five years. I have always been impressed by their quality and craftsmanship. This is very important for the safety of my family. The dealers I have purchased them from have always been courteous and professional.

We didn't know if it was tires or alignment problem. Took to regional shop and replaced all 4 tires and what a difference! Car runs smoothly to the point where not sure of speed. Very impressed with these tires and the warranty they offer.

I did extensive homework looking for tires for my Ford Transit 250 and my Lincoln MKX. Both vehicles came with tires that had no wet traction and were dangerous on snow. Odd tire sizes on both vehicles made for limited choices. Michelin came through with not only have the right sizes but exceptional tires "Defender Series" that give me confidence in rain or snow.

I purchase Michelins every time I purchase tires because that is what came on my car. Dumb Idea. They never lasted the warranty mileage. NEVER. The last set purchased in 2019 still had Tread, deep tread left, but kept losing air. When I took my car to a mechanic after driving from Florida to Ohio, I had a mechanic look at the tires and tell me "You are lucky you made it here alive." They are Dry Rot and they are with a bunch of tread. He said at least 30K miles left of tread but dry rot through and through, sidewalls between the tread everywhere. So I researched and supposedly this has been fixed. So I bought new tires, Michelins. MISTAKE. I feel stupid.

My Michelin tires were recommend for my 2012 Prius. 60,000 they were worn out. I paid almost double of the Goodyear TIRES LIKE CAME ON THE CAR NEW AND I GOT 50,000 MILES OUT OF THEM. And they were suppose to be quieter. I really couldn't hardly tell the difference. I'm now on my 4th set of tires and These are the quietest set I have ever had on either of my Prius's. The local tire shop sold them to me 60,000 mile warranty Priny Tires.

We purchased these tires because of the warranty. We believed the Michelin Defenders were covered for 80-90 thousand miles. However, we had a tire go bad at under 50000 miles. We called the company and got nowhere. We later learned we were responsible to pay the local tire company that installed them an additional fee to access the warranty. WHY ON EARTH did we pay so much for tires only to find out the initial high cost did not help with a hole in the tire?

The Michelin Defender tires give superb traction in every type of weather, but really excel in rainy and snowy conditions! The tires provide great traction, providing a high level of comfort and safety.

Have F 350DRW 4x4 tow a 15000lb fifth Wheel handled and the wear was far superior to any brand tire had on my truck has 275000 miles and the traction in the snow and heavy rain has been extremely good.