Michelin Symmetry All-Season Tire P235/60R16 99T Fits: 2001-05 Chevrolet Blazer Xtreme, 2005-10 Kia Sportage EX

I own a Subaru Outback Stationwagon all wheel drive. With the previous tires on car I always had a lot of road noise from tires. I bought the Michelin Symmetry as the salesman suggested & as he promised the tire road noise was 100% better. The tires ride & drive excellent & are showing very little wear after over 12,000 miles. Whenever I have to replace the tires rest assured they will be Michelin. I have nothing bad to say about Michelin tires

Owned a Ford Crown Victoria for 24 years which came with Michelin tires and I just never wanted any other brand. When I finally had to say good-bye to that wonderful car, I opted for a Lincoln Town Car (I like big, comfortable cars) which also came with Michelin tires...and always will. Quality and safety are very important to me and I always feel confident and secure out on the road under any conditions with those Michelins under me. They hold up well and last a long time, too, so just can't be beat!

I needed a set a tires for my Lincoln Town Car and I went for a cheaper brand. I was sadly disappointed. I spent a few extra bucks and got the Michelin Symmetry and my car rides like it is on a cloud! My car handles so well in any type of weather and I am on my second set of Symmetry tires. I put Symmetry tires on my other car, Monte Carlo, due to the performance of those tires on my car. I will not buy any other type of tire. Period!

I use this and other Michelin tires on my passenger sedan and family van. I average 20,000 miles a year, mostly city driving. Number one thing for me is safety. These fit the bill. I'm more about Value than anything. I get this with Michelin. Excellent handling in city driving, long wear, and comfortable ride. I trust these products.

This is the second set of Michelin tires I put on my 2008 Chevy Impala. I tend to drive a little spirited so I didn't get the prescribed 70K but did get a solid 50K out of them until they hit the wear bars. Michelin tires may cost a little more than the other brands but as far as safety they are priceless. I commute 100 miles round trip to work and home. They are great on dry and wet roads. They are an "all season" tire so in the snow and ice they are ok but by no means as good as a snow tire.