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.

Shortly after my wife and I bought a used accord for her close to a year ago we put new tires on in October. We chose Michelin MXM4 235/40R19 96v for our car they have handled and driven great! My wife got a flat the other day and we bought the extra warranty on these tires, so I met her and took it in to get the flat fixed. I've had them rotated once in the 13k miles she has put on them. When we got to the tire shop they came out and measured all our tread depths, the back two were at 3/32 and 4/32!! They start at 10/32 and they have a 55k mile warranty on them and we're 1k for a set of 4! After this set and the last set of Michelin tires I had on my truck I have quickly lost faith in the brand, this being after my family using different tires of theirs on different cars with good luck, I guess they don't take the same pride through out the line up! I will not be buying another set for a long time after this!!

I Just bought these tires for my Acura Tsx and all i can say is wow! They are so smooth i feel like I'm floating. They are so quiet that i hear everyone else tires around me. Also they really hug the corners as far as an all season tires go. If you have a Tsx and are looking for tires don't think twice about Michelin Mxm4.

I have been using Michelin since it was the first radial widely sold in the USA. I will not switch. These tires are used on a car that I put 150 miles per day on. They are comfortable riding, hold the road well and are QUIET. My car is my castle - at least 4 hours a day - and the quiet part is VERY IMPORTANT. They provide good traction and I feel safe on them. PS: I also have a Harmony set on my wife's Mini-Van. Safety is certainly important there too.

Michelin is known for smooth and quiet tires , but this tire is a great performer also. The handling at highway plus speeds is awesome and they handle the rain as good as any performance tire.A very good tire for maximum comfort without giving up any performance.

Michelin tires have been a mainstay in my vehicle for years, they are very driver friendly and durable. I have a tendency to stop quickly, as my husband says "on a dime", and my Michelin hold up for many miles, even in excess of the guarantee miles. I have found no negatives to purchasing Michelin tires, it is money well spent. I plan to continue being a Michelin customer.

Great tire in all aspects (weather,handling,etc.),but at 22,000 miles I am at 4/32 tread. I travel on large highways , the tire always feel safe and confident , that is why I give the four stars ,if only you could get 40,000 + , it would be perfect. I am willing to try the new verson , Premer tire , hope to get same proformence but longer tire wear.

These tires were purchased to replace OEM's. They offer solid wet weather performance. I have found them to be quiet and stable feeling. The ride and driving experience was immediately improved when we put these tires on the car. Both of my cars use Michelin's and this has been our brand of choice for more than 20 years.

I bought three years ago a Honda Accord Sport 2.0. I did all the maintenance at Honda dealer, which included tire pressure checking and tire rotation. Last week I did the 20,000 miles maintenance, but yesterday in the route Miami-Gainsvile, 220 miles distance, one front tire was irremediable flat and I realized it was abnormally worn out.

My 2022 Toyota Camry TRD was originally outfitted with the Michelin Primacy MXM4 235/40R19 tires. I just had to replace them today as they were down to the wear bars. They were very solid tires - quiet, very good traction in dry and wet weather conditions. I can't comment on snow traction - I haven't seen snow here in NC for 3 years. My only complaint is that I only got 28,000 miles out of them. Dealer nor tire shop would not honor the warranty. The Primacy MXM4 is a pricey replacement for a tire that lasts only about 50 percent of its warranty, so I opted for something else.