Original equipment tire on a Lincoln MKZ and down to the wear bars at 26000 miles. Most of this was highway driving. All maintenance on car done at dealership.

This set of tires were installed on my 2010 Toyota Camery XLE at 35,000 to replace the originals. The car rides and drives like a new car again. I now have about 8,000 on the new set of tires and I'm loving them.

I like the mxm4 tires for the ride they give my Lincoln mks car every one that rides for the first time coments on the smooth ride. I noticed a lot of high end cars have these tires.

Great tire, ride and noise level are what I expected out of a Michelin tire. Handles well in corners. Overall rating A. FYI - tires are on 2004 Acura TL.

Unbelievable ride and handling. It felt as if I were driving a complete different car after installing these tires on my STS. Traction is great and the ride is superb. No noise and they look great on the car. Thumbs up Michelin!!

I've had the vehicle for two years and with scheduled tire rotation the tires have worn very well. I recently had to replace one tire due to three screw puncture wounds. The only drawback is that this particular model and size are quite expensive.

I own a 05 Lexus ES 330. I have owned these tires for a short time but I noticed a big difference in handling,braking and comfort of ride.Increase in mileage is yet to be determined.

These came standard in my Tesla model 3. They were quiet with a smooth ride and ok in rain. It was just ok in snow. At about 30k miles I was told It was time to replace. Looking for a tire now with longer life and better handling in snow/slush.

This Michelin has not only enhanced the handling-preformance and driving pleasure of my LEXUS-LS, it also appears the tread-wear will increase by one quarter over the OEM tires.

2007 Lexus ES350. The car had Bridgestone Serenity tires and I felt like I was driving a truck. They were super loud. Finally invested in the Michelin MXM, and what a world of difference. It's like driving on a cloud, minimal road noise if any.