I researched LLR tires and discovered these have it all - low rolling resistance, excellent handling, good ride quality, good wear rating. It transformed my already quick Subaru Forester m/t turbo into an even quicker better handling and more fun car to drive. You can actually feel the lower rolling resistance. Highly recommended.

it came on my Tesla model 3 by mid February 2022, I changed them for my winter tires in November 2022, and that's when I was shocked to find out by my local garage that my rear tires were completely worn out at only 19 000 kilometers !!!!!!!! never seen this before, not even on the cheapest tires.

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.

I bought this tire almost exclusively for how quiet it runs. I don’t like a lot of road noise and I replaced a Pirelli runflat which came with my Mercedes’ which was very harsh and noisy, with the Michelin tire. I’ve used Michelin tires for the last 40 years.

I purchased these tires for a 2008 Honda Civic EX. I have had them for about 30,000 miles. It appears they are good for another 25,000 - 30,000 miles. I was pleased on day 1 and continue to be pleased. I replaced a set of Primacy MXV4 with this set and prefer the MXM4, which offers better handling in my experience. Performance handling, traction, safety, and ride comfort all come together in this nicely "balanced" tire. It works well for me in my application.

I purchased a 2008 Honda Accord EX-L V6 Coupe in May, 2012. Car had OEM Michelin Pilots which were nearing its life span. The tires were ok on dry surfaces but not much grip in wet conditions. I drove on those OEM's for 3 months and after much research I decided on the new Primacy MXM4 Touring All Season. The difference in handling and comfort was immediate. Cornering power is very good and dry traction is excellent. I waited a week for it to rain and they didn't disappoint me. Outstanding handling and grip on the wet roadway. I've put 2k miles on these so far. I'm very happy with my first Michelin purchase and well worth the extra cost over the competition.

Had these tires for just over a year now. I'm coming from years of Michelins that have required zero maintenance. These however, during cold months, are losing 5psi per week. They ride fine and grip the road fine, but I now have to be in the habit of constantly checking pressure.

I am a regular 42 year old daily commuter.I drive a Honda Accord V6, over 87 miles each way, that's allot of miles. I went through two sets of tires in four years. My first set was oe tires from Honda. They were MXM4 Michelins, great ride strong sidewalls, great grip. Then I replaced with similar replacement from Michelin. Once again great tire. My last set I bought from a different brand, "A top end touring tire" I had to replace three of the four due to weak sidewalls, bulging out and warping." Horrible experience, I will return to Michelin for my next set in a few months.

I run a private car service with my 2017 Genesis. all my customers comment on the quiet ,smooth ride. I now have 65342 miles and have ordered another set . I don't want to see how far they would last due to customer comfort and safety. These are the best I can find. They were on the car when I bought it new

I initially bought another brand and didn't like them at all so went back a week later and got these instead and so glad I did! Much better handling and overall feel on the road. Great in the rain, having gone through some downpours recently. No hydroplaning and I felt secure. Highly recommended!