We recently bought a 2019 BMW X3 that came with Bridgestone run flat tires O.E. The dealership replaced them, after I confronted them about excessive road noise and poor tread life, with Michelin PRIMACY MXM4 tires. These tires are what all the new BMW'S should be equipped with, instead of Bridgestone and Pirelli tires. The service manager admitted that the Bridgestone RFT have many complaints concerning road noise with that getting worse as the tires wear down. One customer returned to the dealership for an oil change at 10k miles and was told the tires were in need of replacing. THANK YOU MICHELIN for an excellent tire that is dependable and lasts as it is expected. I worked for GOODYEAR for thirty years and I never got any kind of mileage as the Michelin's

I purchased the Primacy tires as a replacement on my Lexus GS 430. Not only are these tires handling extremely well, they have made a noticeable difference in the ride quality. The car has the handling package with the lower profile tires and I could tell the difference in ride quality between my car and my wife's GS. Now not only do I get the handling benefits but the ride is not nearly as harsh.

I bought the Primacy tires to replace the factory Pilot tires on my '09 Honda Accord EX-L V6. After 5,000 miles I can honestly say these tires are far more superior than the Pilots. They have a much smoother ride, absorb more road noise, and have pretty remarkable wet weather traction. The Pilots were slightly better in handling but I'm much more happier with the Primacy. The physical appearance of the Primacy is very nice and something often over looked.

I just put these on recently so these are first impressions. I am a longtime Michelin owner for all our vehicles from SUVs to cars. First time on the Taurus. Against my better judgement, I put Continental Pure Contacts on first to save a few dollars. But after replacing 2 of the new Continentals and still not being able to balance them, I switched back to Michelins, which is what I should have gotten in the first place. Paid a little more but...you get what you pay for. The Primacys ride is smooth, they are super quiet and very responsive. I have only driven in dry and wet conditions so far but very pleased with their performance.

This is the fourth set of Michelins I have purchased for four different cars. They are OEM for my Cadillac. I love the wear and ride of these tires. I had the first set for 56,000 miles and never had a puncture. They held up so well I bought another set. They hug the road and are great in Chicago winters. They handle wonderfully and stick to the roads in summer. A great compromise between a stick-in-the-mud all-season and a sticky feel-the-road handling tire. Love these tires and would buy again and again (and I have). The only complaint I have is that they're expensive. Very expensive. But it's worth not having to worry about being stranded. I guess you get what you pay for.

I run a private car service with my 2017 Genesis. all my customers comment on the quiet ,smooth ride. I now have 65342 miles and have ordered another set . I don't want to see how far they would last due to customer comfort and safety. These are the best I can find. They were on the car when I bought it new

I drive about 15,000 miles a year, and my used car came with these tires practically brand new. I never really considered paying the price for Michelins, but now I will. They handled absolutely great in the snow (FWD small car), no highway vibrations, even wear and very quiet. They are rated for 45,000 miles and there's at least 10K on them now and they still have 8/32 of tread. I've been recommending them to my customers and will definitely replace them with another set of Michelin. Michelin spoiled me!

My 2008 2.0T Passat came equipped with Continental's and I was very pleased with the OEM set up. I enjoy my sport mode transmission setting and use it often in the rolling hills and back roads of Bucks County PA. I ran my tire tread off in about 32,000, which is about 50% sooner than my history with other cars and OEM same tire set ups. I did replace my OEM tires with the tire as I did like the rain and handling experience that I had, though disappointed in the 32,000 mile tread life. My 2nd set of Continentals preformed and lasted just as the OEM's. I wanted to keep the same rain feeling and handling that I enjoyed but wanted a longer tread life, so I shopped the internet and asked others who also enjoy pushing their cars on the back roads.. After about 5,000 miles on my Primacy's I am happy to write these are simply the best tires I have ever owned (My first Michelins were on a 1972 Lincoln Mark IV) they have better wet road traction than I could have ever expected and when I'm "pushing" through tight back road turns, I fell like I'm glued to the ground! Hard for me to believe that I'm enjoying my VW more now than the day I test drove it when after about a 2 mile drive said. let's go talk numbers. If you enjoy wet and dry road safety, handling, improved gas mileage (I improved about 0.3 of a mile city and about 0.5 highway) couple with a 55,000 tread life warranty and a quiet ride, you have no other choice than Primacy, GREAT JOB Michelin, thanks!!!

These tires were purchased to replace OEM's. They offer solid wet weather performance. I have found them to be quiet and stable feeling. The ride and driving experience was immediately improved when we put these tires on the car. Both of my cars use Michelin's and this has been our brand of choice for more than 20 years.

After considerable research, just purchased a replacement set of Primacy MXM4 tires for our 2013 Lincoln MKS. This is the same tire that came from the factory on the vehicle. Happy to report that the original tires were retired with 75,004 miles on them and I could have added another 10-15 thousand miles to them if need be. (Did not want to worry about crossing the WV turnpike in the middle of winter). The tires ran smooth, were quite and provided excellent traction. The majority of our miles are traveled on Interstate highways and I don't pretend to be a NASCAR driver on the roadway. I always laugh at drivers taking the exit ramps at full speed. Makes me think of the rubber put down on racetracks. And then they complain about their lousy tire wear!!! Bottom line: this is a great tire and I would highly recommend it. You can find cheaper tires, but you get what you pay for and with proper care, they will be worth the investment.