About a month now third set tires on 2015 cam ray hybrid with 54,000 miles I get 2 to 3 miles more per gal best ride and traction of any tire I've had what a great tire

Not much to say. I have used Michelin tires for so very many years. They are the best tire for smooth ride and positive all weather traction that I have tried. Prior to the Kia I used them on Blazers and pickup trucks.

The only tires that go on any of my vehicles are Michelin's for the past 18 years. Cost and performance make them in my opinion the best value on the market!

My son bought 4 of these for a 2015 Jeep Cherokee Latitude 2x4. After 37,000 miles driving tread depth is now 3/32 and one of the tires completely broke down on sidewall near tread area. Wish I could enclose photo of damaged tire.

I purchased these tires last summer and not only do they handle extremely well in wet weather, they also have appeared to increase my mileage range by 20 miles. Very hopeful they last the entire 80K.

Excellent tires. I bought 4 Michelin Primacy MXV4 tires for my 2012 Toyota Camry. These tires are rated for 60,000 miles. But I was able to get 63,800 miles out of them before I replaced them, with four Primacy Tour A/S tires.

These tires have met my expectations with regard to ride and handling. Tread wear also appears to be acceptable so far. The one disappointment has been more road noise than I have come to expect from Michelin.

I got my tires a few weeks ago, just in time to safely drive in these hard rains we've experienced recently. So happy I won't have to worry about my tires for a LONG while!

It was time to replace my passenger vehicle tires. There was no question they would be Michelins ... I've had nothing but this brand. Good ride and good road grip as well as low noise.

Both retirees, during the winter, we do not go out unless we really need to. We feel safe with our all-weather Michelin tires which provide us with quiet, smooth and safety driving! The rest of the year we also enjoy driving with Michelin tires!