I have these on a Ford Fusion and they handle really well, very responsive. They are a lower profile tire so it's not a soft cushy ride but I like the way they feel while driving.

Tires came new on my Tesla Model 3 and they rode great but like others have mentioned the tread is worn to the point of needing replacement after less than 20K miles.

These tires are on my '08 MB E350 AWD. They provide a great ride and are very quiet. The price is good. Good value for the cost. I would buy this tire again.

80,000 Plus OEM on Honda Accord. Perhaps the best tires I've ever had. They were quiet, fast, handled well and stable at any speed (120+). Run fast and hard in the rain. Looking forward to getting another set.

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.

MXM4 were original equipment on my Volvo C30. I switched to Goodyear, then switched back to Michelin. Quiet rolling tires are an important attribute. Michelins are more expensive; but the rebate helped.

Replaced the Michelin Pilot tires with the Primacy on my 2008 Cadillac CTS AWD in January. Handle great in snow and great on dry pavement. No regrets yet.

Bought these to replace OE on 2016 Corolla 1/15/2019. Transformed the ride completely; quieter, smoother, better handling. But MPG dropped considerably, from 36-38 to 33-35 MPG

I have a set of Primacy MXM4 tires on a Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder, these tires are smoother riding with better traction than the stock tires. I thought that the stock tires were good but these are way better.

I bought a 55k mile tire and now at 18k miles I'm down to 25% tread left on my 2014 Ford Fusion. At this rate they'll only last 24k miles but I probably won't make it that far with winter approaching.