I have these tires on my 2019 Lexus ES 350 Fsport and need to be replaced. I will have the car in December 2 years. I only have 16k miles. I have had tire rotation at 5k miles each time. I guess they don't make tires like they used to.

These MXM4 tires came new on my car. They wore out after 20,000 miles. I am not a hard driver. This is simply not enough mileage for a tire of this price.

I have a hybrid car, so fuel efficiency and smoothness of ride are important to me. These tires help in both those aspects, and I very much enjoy driving my car!

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.

I have 71,000 miles on the OEM Primacy MXM4's. Well beyond the 55,000 mile warranty. Getting quotes on replacement's as I've never had a better tire. Could use a little better snow/ice traction but overall a great tire.

I have these on my 2008 Accord coupe. The difference in ride quality and road noise compared to compeditive products is unbeleivable. The jury is still out on treadware as these are still new. So far they are definatly worth the price.

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.

only last around 50k km from new tires it slides around when it rains i can hit abs out easily even when the road is dry, really low traction from these snow, dont even bother

I have a set of these tires on my 2006 Lexus. These tires hold the road in all weather. At high speeds and in wet weather they seem to grip the road well. I have all the confidence in the world with this tire.

Disappointed that I need 4 new tires after just over 29000 miles (just over 14 months) on a 2016 Dodge Charger that came new with these Michelin Primacy MXM4 100V tires. they are supposed to have a 55000 mile limited warranty.