My 2018 Chrysler 300 Limited with 20" rims came with Firestone tires. I've always used Michelin because they ride better then any other tire I've tried. What a superior manufacture. The Primacy has it all for a touring tire. The 55000 mile tread warranty is at a testament to a well made tire.

I have bought Michelin tires for years and have always been pleased with the performance, safety, and durability. The only question I had when purchasing new tires was which series Michelin I would buy. I selected the Primacy MXM4 for best luxury car ride with top mileage. I have now driven the tires for 5,000+ miles and have in fact received a very smooth ride and good mileage (29 mpg highway, on a 2004 Cadillac Deville with 110,000 miles). I assume the wear life also be excellent based on my past Michelin history.

These tires handle very well and give a smooth ride. They are a better ride than the stock tires and give less road noise then the MXM4 Pilot Sport A/S. I prefer these tires for casual driving, the pilot sports did have better cornering though. Comfort and fuel efficiency are my two biggest concerns and these give both.

This tire came on my 2018 Lexus 350 ES. I have approx. 21000 miles on the car and my tires are down to the bar that indicates that I need 4 new tires. I have been researching tires to purchase and realized that these tires should be getting many more miles than I am getting. My driving is on paved roads by my home. I don't understand why I am getting so little mileage on these tires, but I would not recommend them based on my issue.

These came on my 2020 Accord Touring 2.0. They're fine for performance and noise, but as with many others, they wore down significantly faster than most others I've had. I'm very easy on brakes and tires (usually beating tire warranty by around 5000 miles). I measure tread depth each time I service the vehicle and at 36,000 miles, tires were wearing evenly, but already down to 4/32 remaining. By 40k (where I'm at now), I have only 2.5/32 tread depth and will replace at my next service. Typically consumers expect at least 50k miles from factory tires, so they come up short in my opinion.

First bought these tires for my primary car three years ago. I average about 24K miles a year and these tires ride smooth, handle the road very well, are quiet and have worn better than any other tire I have ever purchased. So impressed that I purchased a set for my son's car early this year. If any of you have a young driver in the house, you want their car to not just be mechanically sound, but also have safe tires. With the Primacy tires, I feel confident the tires add to the reliability of him driving his Civic. I'm planning on replacing my original set later this year with the exact same Michelin Primacy tires. Yes, they are not the lowest cost tires out there but you get what you pay for and I'm not about to short change something as important as the quality of my tires that helps make driving my family safer.

I purchased the green-x versions and was concerned they would not be as grippy as my previous tires, which were the pilot sport a/s plus. They had more grip than my worn out tires! The tires work well and are rated to have best good tread life compared to the other Michellin tires.

I was researching tires as a replacement for the noisy and rough-riding ultra-high performance tires on my 2008 Infiniti G35X. I wanted a tire that would preserve the crisp handling the performance tire had along with a smoother quieter ride. In other words, I wanted it all! Well, the Primacy MXM4 comes satisfyingly close! The handling is only a titch less crisp and the ride is much much smoother and quieter! Winter traction has been unbelievably great! But, after 3 years of wear on the Primacy's I'm faced with tires that will be fine for another 2 summers, but not one more winter. I will definitely buy the Primacy MXM4s again and next summer switch back the current ones to finish wearing them out.

This tire came standard on my 2011 Lincoln MKS (purchased used with 13,000 miles) and they perform flawlessly until a little snow and then it's like I have a set of slicks. I live in Minnesota and that's not a good thing. Seriously, other cars pull away from me and I just slip. I have to turn off the traction control because it will absolutely not move otherwise. I love Michelin tires. I have had a policy of no other brand but there is something wrong with these. As I look for replacement tires before this winter everything keeps pointing me to these tires. What to do?

I bought these tires on Saturday November 20th and left the next day on a 2200 mile round trip. I was very impressed with the quietness of the tire. The handling was great. However, the mileage on my 2010 Prius decreased by 5 miles per gallon. This is very disappointing. If MPG is not important then I recommend this tire. For the Toyata Prius it is not a good choice.