The Michelin Primacy MXM4 have been the best tires all around I have owned. I drive 40,000 miles a year in all weather conditions from mountain snow and ice to heavy Oregon coastal storms. I have mismatched front and rear tires on my Mercedes CLK and the rear tires currently have 42,000 miles on them but are getting close to replacement in the next 3-5,000 miles. The front tires have more than 50% tread left at 56,000 miles. The last set of MXM4 tires on the front were changed out at 80,000 miles. The MXM4 tires stick to the road like glue on hard cornering. These are impressive tires!

Purchased car new in 2015 always had service and rotations at the dealer. At the last service at 33,500 miles I am told I need new tires. I agree as I will not drive the car in snow any more due to poor stoping and no traction. Very disapointed I will not be buying this tire and would not recommend it.

This is my second set of Primacy MXM4's (P245/ 50R17) for my 2012 Acura TL (Base) model, which were replaced on 7-2-16. Through proper maintenance (rotation of tires between 5,000 to 6,000 miles and recommended tire pressure per manufacturer at 32 psi), I was able to obtain 63,000 miles and probably could have got another 5,000 to 7,000 miles (replaced with 4/32 " tread depth still available). My driving consist of a mixture of highway and city driving. The ride comfort and wet traction is excellent. I can't speak well on snow traction being in NC, but when snow and ice were present, the Primacy MXM4s held up well.

I just purchased a second set of Primacy MXM4 tires for a BMW E46 330i. The originals held up very well and performed excellent throughout their lives. I am in Ohio so they see all weather types, including heat, rain, and snow. While they are not specifically snow tires, they perform great in the snow. If you are looking for a tire which provides excellent handling in any weather, I highly recommend the Primacy MXM4 tires.

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.

I drive mostly highway miles. I accomplish routine maintenance as scheduled. I still have a little tread wear remaining, but am replacing my current set of MXM4 tires with the same --- my current set has over 80K miles on them. Vehicle: 2006 Honda Accord EX V6 4 dr. (287K miles +) These tires provide the performance and handling to instill confidence on most road conditions experienced in South-Central PA. I highly recommend them!

Just finished 6-1/2 years and 78,800 miles on a set of Michelin Primacy tires on my Accord. Quiet, steady performer for me. They still had tread on them but probably not so safe in wet weather with 18,800 miles past the warranty mileage of 60,000. New set of Michelin Premier AS put on in their place. If the new tires do as well as the old ones I will be plenty happy about that.

Too expensive for little performance. The tires came with the vehicle we bought. Great at the beginning but as the time passed the noise and performance got worse. Not even 29000 I had to replace them. Bought great tires from another Japanese tire company for a lot better price and excellent performance. GOOD BYE MICHELIN

I have used two full sets of these tires on my 2013 Camry V6, and they provide great handling. The side walls are pretty stiff, and they have pretty good cornering traction. They don't last as long as stated on the warranty (at least for me) but they are a good balance of grip and treadwear. Way better than Sumitomo A/S PO2. I also love the low rolling resistance, because I do a lot of highway driving.

Bought a brand new 2018 Kia Optima with these tires and was told today that I need new tires, measurement is 1mm over what is recommended to change them on wear indicator. My car has 23k miles and is not even four years old. Used to love the tires just wish they lasted longer. Not worth it if they don't last the recommended miles.