Probably the best tires I have ever had on a car. Just a luxurious smooth ride with no tire noise. Handling is great. Very pricey, but I doubt I would look at an alternative considering the performance I have got out of them.

These are truly excellent tires, and are a perfect match for my car and high speed driving. The Primacy 3 is listed as a "Grand Touring Summer" tire, and delivers perfectly. Stability, composure, and performance along with comfort and quiet, plus reduced fuel consumption.

I wasn't sure if I was going to get Michelin tires this time around. Our car is almost 20 years old, and it felt like a waste to spend money on good tires for a old clunker. But I'm glad I did! These tires are so quiet and smooth, they almost make me forget that my bumper is about to fall off. And, with two kids in the backseat, I feel safer knowing we're riding on good tires.

After 5 years of using my 2015 C400 4Matic sedan that came with Continental runflats I finally got scope to put these Primacy 3 XP and ... Oh! what a revelation .. a completely new car feel with superb dry and wet grip, much less road-noise, less rolling resistance and excellent braking. My gas average has improved too. A "true Michelin" from every sense ... If you have a C300, C400, C450, C43 you owe it to yourself to move to these. Though these Primacy 3 are strictly summer tires, I live in NoVA and we don't get much snow here .. for light snow I am sure they're good.

I put a set of the primacy tires on my car and have gone over 68,000 miles and the tires still looked good when I traded the car for a new one. I have had nothing but michelin on my cars for several years. They are always good for lots of miles and ride really nice. I will keep buying michelins!! I am in Florida and the hot weather here is hard on tires, but I have not had any problems.

I have been purchasing Michelin tires for nearly 40 years. I am always satisfied. My latest purchase was for my 2006 Toyota Avalon. I purchased the Primacy model. The prices are always reasonable and the tires wear as advertised. I typically drive 50,000 to 60,000 miles before I notice any substantial wear and that has been whether my commute was a long distance on major highways or shorter on local roads. I LOVE MICHELIN TIRES. They are a quality product that can be trusted. I'm a Michelin girl all the way.

I put these tires on a new sienna mini van. The car did not come with Michelin tires so I replaced them. Immediately you could tell the difference in the handling of the car. The ride was smooth and quit. I felt much better about the performance of the car. I bought my first set of Michelin tires in 1973 and have been a satisfied customer ever since!

These tires replaced my OEM Michelin MXV tires and, although I went from a V-rated tire to an H-rated tire, I am very pleased with their performance. Excellent tread wear, traction, both wet and dry, and handling. The only thing about them is a slight tendency to "sing" at freeway speeds on concrete. I still get as good as, if not better gas mileage and would recommend them to anyone.

Great tire, but rears last only about 15,000 miles on my car, which has different size tires on each axle. This means I can't rotate them front to back. Good wet grip and relatively quiet for a run-flat. They do seem to attract nails as I have had three flats in 25000 miles with them. They cannot be repaired if punctured and the run-flat concept is not ready for prime time. With a flat you can drive a total of about 50 miles at reduced speed, which will get you to where you're going if your puncture occurs within this distance from your destination. Very few places stock these tires so be prepared to wait 3-5 days to get a replacement tire.

I purchased my car 2025 with 13miles and 1 of the sensors was not right on the wheel but the dealer ade me by a new tire to find out that it was the sensor your service people shoved and broke then sprayed to seal the leak and I was almost put in an accident not to mention stranded on interstate until family could come for me. All could have been avoided had they owned up to the fact that there was a defect with sensor.