Lexus came with Michelin MXM4 Tires Standard. Michelin tires have never let me down! I believe best tires made. Just put a new set on my Genesis G80, comfortable, smooth, grip the road, all around awesome tires! On my other automobiles Michelins! Previous Michelin’s include Hydroedge, Defenders, and MXM4s. Safe, long lasting, high quality....absolutely the Best in my experience! Thank You Michelin for Safe & High Quality Products!

These were OEM on Lexus ct 200h and I was very impressed when they were new. They were quiet and handled very well from the beginning (I am pretty hard of hearing, 'quiet' is a relative term) but most impressive is their handling when worn. I live in Washington State so drive in wet conditions regularly and these handled rain and standing water, at all speeds, extremely well when up to 95% worn. I have 58k miles on them now and trying to get 1-2k more. Not sure how to judge their assistance with fuel efficiency but will say that over the life of the tires I avg. 45-46mpg. Will definitely replace with the same.

Dear Michelin Man, I've been driving on Michelin tires for as long as I can remember. My Dad told me they are the best tires and to never compromise when it comes to safety and quality. He was right. Handling and all weather capabilities are superior. Bar none. I put Michelin tires on all my cars. It gives me piece of mind to know my family is driving on the best. Next to brakes, it's the most important piece of equipment on a car. Safe travels all.

For the Acura TL these are hands down the best tires. The first set lastest 35k miles which I thought was a little low so I bought another supposedly equivalent set of tires and the loss of quality compared to the Michelin was immediately noticeable. The new tires had a lot of road noise that wasn't there with the Michelins plus the difference in build quality and appearance was very noticeable. After 10k miles a tire separated, so I was liberated from the bad set and went right back to these!

My 2008 2.0T Passat came equipped with Continental's and I was very pleased with the OEM set up. I enjoy my sport mode transmission setting and use it often in the rolling hills and back roads of Bucks County PA. I ran my tire tread off in about 32,000, which is about 50% sooner than my history with other cars and OEM same tire set ups. I did replace my OEM tires with the tire as I did like the rain and handling experience that I had, though disappointed in the 32,000 mile tread life. My 2nd set of Continentals preformed and lasted just as the OEM's. I wanted to keep the same rain feeling and handling that I enjoyed but wanted a longer tread life, so I shopped the internet and asked others who also enjoy pushing their cars on the back roads.. After about 5,000 miles on my Primacy's I am happy to write these are simply the best tires I have ever owned (My first Michelins were on a 1972 Lincoln Mark IV) they have better wet road traction than I could have ever expected and when I'm "pushing" through tight back road turns, I fell like I'm glued to the ground! Hard for me to believe that I'm enjoying my VW more now than the day I test drove it when after about a 2 mile drive said. let's go talk numbers. If you enjoy wet and dry road safety, handling, improved gas mileage (I improved about 0.3 of a mile city and about 0.5 highway) couple with a 55,000 tread life warranty and a quiet ride, you have no other choice than Primacy, GREAT JOB Michelin, thanks!!!

These are the best original equiment tires I have used. They are on a 2009 Acura TSX and enhance the car's already good handling, in my opinion. The only comloaint I have is that, at least with this car, they are a little noisy. I view this as more of a probl;em with not enough insulation on the Acura, and I suspect it is triggered by the low profile of the tire.

Have these tires on my 2022 Tesla 3 long range for about 3 months now. They are not bad but are so noisy that I went to Tesla service to see if it was the car or the dual motors which produced that noise. Worst tires for an EV, due to the horrible noise.

These tires came with my 2018 Tesla Model 3 LR RWD and have been pretty good overall, but they didn't last. For the performance of the car (mid-low tier by Tesla standards), they held up pretty well as far as traction in the warm dry and wet. Even at very low tread (seen in pictures), they gripped a steep, rain-socked driveway all the way up with no problems. Tire rotations at 10k miles FEB2020 and 18k miles NOV2021. By service logs, treadwear was 6/32" at 13.5k miles and 2/32" at 19k miles. I ran them longer since I was surprised it was already time to change the tires that are rated for 45k miles! They finally started to feel a little off when changing lanes on the highway, probably due to going bald at 28k miles. Like many others, I am disappointed in the wear and probably won't get these again.

I bought Michelin tires to replace the tires that were on my car when I purchased it. The ride was rough and the road noise was significant. I've had Michelin tires on other vehicles and was always happy with them. The Michelin tire has always handled well and the wear limits were surpassed if they were rotated. When I put the Primacy tire on my Elantra, the ride was so much better and handling during bad weather is phenomenal. Putting a high quality tire on this vehicle made it so much pleasurable to drive that my wife drives it full time now. She won't give it back.

All four tires are down to 2/32 and 3/32 inch at 29K miles. The tires were OEM on our 2018 Tesla model 3. Extremely disappointed at the premature wear. All the more surprising given our satisfactory experience with Michelin tires on our other vehicles over the last decade. I like the ride and handling, but cannot recommend these tires since they are poor value for money.