I purchased a 2012 Infiniti M37X and these tires (245/50R18 ) came with them. I'm shocked to have only gotten 44,000 miles since I take the train every day to work and only use the vehicle during the weekends. The front two tires are completely shot but the rear two look a whole lot better.

I bought a 2018 NIRO with Michelin MXM4 Primacy tires that came with the car. I now have only 22,200 miles on the car/tires, and I am be told by the dealer that I should think about replacing them already. That is not very good mileage for a premium Michelin tire! What is up with that? I drive 50/50 HWY/City. I drive an economical car, and my driving is the same, I am not hard on vehicles. I bought the car brand new February 2018 and I drive less than 10,000 miles a year, very disappointing in the mileage that I have gotten out of these Michelin Primacy tires.

I've had Michelin Primacy mxm4 for about a week now and I am overall very satisfied with performance of these tires: Pros: -Much faster accellaration (amazing). Definitely made a difference, the car accellarates much faster -Excellent Breaking, smooth stop no rolling or skidding -Sticks to the road, my old tires used to slide from a smallest bump now they simply ride over any obstacle Cons: -The only thing that did not improve much is the comfort of the ride, I still feel the bumps on the road...it's not as smooth as I'd hope it would be with brand new tires. I like luxury and the feeling of riding on air, which some people might not but that is what I was going for with these Michelin's. No comment: Don't know about fuel efficiency as of yet Did not ride in the rain, will update later

I purchased the green-x versions and was concerned they would not be as grippy as my previous tires, which were the pilot sport a/s plus. They had more grip than my worn out tires! The tires work well and are rated to have best good tread life compared to the other Michellin tires.

Bought them a few days ago and there's huge difference. I drive a Tesla and only found out after the purchase that I need special EV tires but these are great they're quiet and smooth. (For context: My previous tires were completely bald, there was no groove, it was completely smooth and would slide on dry surfaces so anything may be better than those lol)

these tires are the best i have ever owned i have 2 cars and my wife loved them so much she insisted we trade cars for a week unfourtunate for me that week has lasted about 2 years i am in need of another set for my other car {hers} and i will defently buy michelin

The tires are mounted on a Mazda MPV van. They have very good wet weather handling and stopping. We have a steep driveway and they rarely slip going up the driveway. They are quiet. They are not prone to following freeway grooves. I recommend these tires for vans.

Car came with Michelin, different style, replaced at 54k miles, still had some tread left. Checked all kinds of tires cheaper to expensive. Almost went cheaper, decided to go with these Primacy tires. Man I am glad I did. Whisper quiet ride, not a hint of vibration, shudder, good cornering, traction in the wet. Car is not driven in the snow, can't comment on that. These things roll nice down the road, no issues here whatsoever. Only a couple thousand on them right now, I am impressed so far.

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.

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!