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Originally Posted by Galvatron1
Reddit mentions Michelin Energy Savers to be slippery, poor durability and prone to developing bubbles. Are they industry shills spreading rumors or are these legitimate problems?
AAA claimed that hypermiling is dangerous and various news outlets brought in law enforcement, painting it as illegal, instead of focusing on the correct way to do it, as a way to discourage the general public & persuade public opinion. It’s hard to know the truth now a days.
What is the personal experience of forum members on Michelin energy savers? How does the self seal function? Thanks!
Any significant decrease in fuel economy with avid ascend GT?
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Michelin doesn't make them in a 165/65r14 anymore, but they used to. Compared with RE92s, I found them to last longer, have a firmer ride, and sharper handling.
I put them on my wife's Fit, and I feel they're some of the better (best?) all-around LLR tires - but they typically cost a premium too.