These have been AMAZING tires. We got these when we ordered our 2022 ford explorer. It is 2026 & they have been so great. I got a bolt the size of my pinkie in my tire & it was a 1 inch bolt. I had to use pliers & twist the bolt out & there was no air loss. Ive also found a screw & a nail in them.

The wear was good replaced on my 2023 lyric at 27k. Several times had a nail or screw in a tire and the self seal worked perfectly. People need to understand the all car makers are not putting spares in the vehicles, maybe with the exception of pick-ups. I also have a C8 Corvette with Run Flats and would prefer a self seal tire on that car. Run Flats on a previous Benz. It's either or. Run Flats are harder and louder,

This tires came with my MB GLE 450 very comfortable ride, very quiet. Efficient, stable and good traction on freeway driving, great durable set of tires.

These came standard on my 2023 Toyota Sienna. From the beginning I noticed how easily the front tires will spin on takeoff in the rain. This is a hybrid so it does have more torque but it is very easy to break the grip. Second, they are loud. Finally, at 35K and need replacement, and I have them rotated with every oil change. These will not make 45K. Have not had any mechanical issues with them but I would not recommend them.

2021 Ford Explorer ST came with these OEM. Ride, noise , braking and traction are great. Fuel efficiency is hard to compare without changing tires because all cars have different numbers. Problem is that only after 26,500 miles my dealer said I needed new tires. I am pushing the bald tires past 32k miles now. Hoping to get to at least 35k miles. Road conditions have been pavement. Drive less than 30 miles each day. Driving habits are not aggressive and half freeway and half residential. Tire inflation maintained and monitored by car computer. Probably going to replace soon with Toyo AT III as they were great on my Ford Ranger pickup.

came on a 2023 Lincoln Corsair rotated at every oil change Car now has 17500 miles and ford city Champaign Il says it bis almost time for new tires.. we do not exceed speed limits no fast starts or stops Bothh drivers are in 80's so easy driving . why so short tire life?

2025 Tesla M3 with ~ 16.5K miles. The cylindric foam insert supposedly glued to the inside of the tire to reduce sound, fully separated. The foam rolled into a ball causing significant shuttering at 70-75 MPH. I went to Big O tires for balancing thinking that would resolve the problem. Unfortunately, no. Back to Big O. This time they removed the tire discovering the foam no longer attached to the tire. Who knew tires had foam inserts? Tires handle well but don't think I'll repurchase these Michelin's. First time I've experienced any issues with Michelin's.

Just purchased Cadillac LYRIQ.900 miles. Flat tire in my garage. Small piece of mulch wood barely in the tire. No spare. Reading these reviews are scaring me that these tires are going to be an issue especcially with no run flat or spare tire. Supposedly self-sealing per dealer. They certainly didn't self seal as tire went completely flat in my garage.Worried in Florida.

Dangerously poor performance in icy/snowy/slushy weather. These tires came stock on my Volvo EX30 cross country. After 1 week of ownership, I had my first opportunity to drive it in New Jersey icy mix slushy weather and the car was unable to maintain traction and control while just cruising straight, in the tire paths, well below the speed limits, while crappy 2-wheel drive sedans were confidently and safely outperforming my car. And forget about slight bends or turns. I was so disturbed and shocked by the performance that immediately upon returning home, I got in my volvo xc40, which is a lighter vehicle equipped with firestone firehawks, and the thing handle the same exact conditions like a beast. The difference was night and day. The xc40 with cheaper, older tires was like a mountain goat while the ex30 with Michelin primacy's was like bambi on ice. It's irresponsible for Michelin to keep selling these, at the very least, as an all-season tire. I doubt they will discontinue them, but they should.

These tires came on our new Lexus. They puncture like a needle against a balloon. First tire punctured at 3900 miles and could not be repaired. At 5600 miles we now have another tire that has punctured and cannot be repaired.