Already need replacement at 30k while warranty showing 55k; tried calling Michelin but no one answers the phone so can't even get warranty claim; worst tires ever

I love these tires. They significantly improved the handling of my 2016 Honda Accord V6. They ride a big rougher than the original MXV4s but it's worth it to get better handling and control.

These tires are trash. I should have had another year or two on these tires at minimum, but they’re worn down to replacement levels at only 30,000 miles. I’m never buying Michelin’s again. Too expensive and they don’t last.

I replaced my original Bridgestone Alenza Sport A/S that came with the vehicle new with these Primacy Tour A/S. Nice upgrade in complimenting a smooth ride and longer warranty lifespan...55K vs. 40k (Bridgestone).

These tires came on our new 2023 Kia Telluride which now has 18,000 miles and the tires need to be replaced. Tires have been rotated and balanced periodically. We've always had Michelin tires but will be switching this week when we replace them.

I have used this tire on several vehicles. I appreciate how they stick to the road and also how little road noise there is - highway or city. The only downside is the cost.

bought these tires 7 months ago do not like these are the noisiest set of michelin tires that I have ever purchased and I have been using michelin tires for over 40 years I am very disappointed with them

The new Primacy Tour tires were an upgrade from my goodyear eagles. The ride is smoother and quieter. Gas milage improved as well. I am very satisfied with these tires

These 4 tires were worn out after 28,500 miles and were rated for 55000.I would not recommend these tires.I use to only buy Michelin but will rethink my options.Not very happy.

A very comfortable riding tire It is a very soft rubber tire so not a tire for doing launch's it will wear. I do really like how the rubber overhangs the rim by half an inch very nice protection.