I have always been a Michelin fan and could not wait to replace the OEM tires on my 2013 Honda Accord Sport. The Michelins will provide me with better control over the elements and noise . I drive between 40-50k miles per year in my business .The Michelins have great traction in all conditions. I will always buy them.

I have had the Primacy tires on my cadillas CTS for about a month now and I absolutely LOVE them. I feel like I have a brand new car. I debated on whether or not to stay with the Original Equipment Pilot tire and decided to try the Primacy and I am very pleased. Super smooth ride, great handling and better gas mileage so far for me. I liked the Pilot's and got 65000 miles out of them and so far I like the Primacy's better and sure hope to get a lot of miles out of them also.

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!!!

My original tires were an OEM Michelin. I was satisfied with them but wanted to upgrade on my next set. I went with the Primacy MXM4. They were excellent! Great steering response, never made any noise, never needed to be re-balanced. I rotated as you should but was able to run them 92,000 miles. They still had serviceable tread but I decided I had gotten my money's worth. I put on another set last year and my 165,000 Crown Vic still feels like it did when I brought it home in 2004. I'm now putting a set on my Challenger RT.

I have the MXM4's on my 2006 Honda Accord. The first set of Michelin's that came standard on the vehicle lasted 80,000 miles. So far, I've gotten 65,000 miles on this set and they are performing even better than the OEM tire as I've got about 40% tread remaining. These tires are amazing. They are quiet, comfortable and consistent. I'm not a fan of spending a lot of money, but when you get such a great bang for the buck out of these tires...these are the greatest value by far.

I decied to choose Micheline based on a racing friend who uses them exclusively. I chose the MXM4 and they didnt't dissapoint. I have a 2010 Taurus Limited that sees all 4 seasons. These tires stick to the road when cornering at higher than normal speeds and does a great job in the snow too. There is little road noise and they ride nice and smooth. I will consider Micheline again when its time for new tires on this or another car.

After driving for many years one gets past the hype and into the truth. When available, I always put Michelins on my vehicles. My wife commutes on the superslabs 5 days a week so of couse I get the best tires for her own safety and my piece of mind. The ultimate driving machine really isn't until it has Michelins under it. After 7000 miles the car handles beautifuly and the road noise is not an issue anymore. One important feature here in the mid-atlantic states is the change in temperature. The Michelin brand, regardless of tire style maintains pressure better than any other tire I have had. When the pressure does change, it is not a major fluctuation, and it is uniform for all four tires. If your car does not have Michelins......get them!

2/ instead of making claims that your tires are still safe which is questionable why not simply make them so they actually have tread remaining that not only looks safe but will pass a government inspection even remotely close to your claim. Or, simply stop making the high mileage claims that you do. If anyone has actually clocked 90 km on these tires, please post it on here...I’d love to hear about it. I’m 55 years old, driving an AWD suv so not a drifter or street racer, just an ordinary user.

In my 20 years of driving these are the first run flat tires I've ever had and I would never purchase them again. Since I've been driving I've never had a bubble or tire ever shred on me until I bought this car with these tires. On this car I've had an issue with all 4 of the original tires. 3 of them had bubbles and the 4th was going to shred. With run flats I thought they were supposed to be more durable but I've found that to be the opposite. When the last one developed a bubble before I went on a long trip I called everywhere and they were on national back order and the only place I could get the tire was from the dealer which ended

Too expensive for little performance. The tires came with the vehicle we bought. Great at the beginning but as the time passed the noise and performance got worse. Not even 29000 I had to replace them. Bought great tires from another Japanese tire company for a lot better price and excellent performance. GOOD BYE MICHELIN