These tires came on my new Ioniq 5. 15K miles (15 months) later I went for a service and they're at 3/32 depth, and need replacing. I drive quite tamely.

Our new car came equipped with Michelin Primacy. Had 4 flats under 25,000 km. Had to replace one tire. These tires aren't suitable for unpaved roads. Dealer says Michelin offers no garantee .

I bought a month ago on new Honda Accord I thought would need winter tires have driven in every possible winter condition and tires have amazing grip for an all season tire.

These came on a new Hinda CRV. Have loved Michelin in the past, but these are strange. Every two weeks all four tires are well below recommended psi for the vehicle. The dealer blame air temp fluctuations. I'm not buying that.

My 2023 rav4 hybrid came with primacy’s and ran 55,000 miles on Pittsburgh roads before I replaced them. Now at 108,000 miles I’m ordering my third set.

Ok in the dry, no real feedback but seems to grip ok. Totally different in the wet, front slips, rear slips, almost dangerous. I have absolutely no faith that these will handle winter weather.

These came on my 2023 Rav 4 Limited. They are noisy and absolutely worthless in the snow. I’m a native Colorado driver. I know how to drive in the snow. I never felt more unsure in driving than on these tires.

Factory tire on my 2022 explorer, great riding, quiet tires. I was never a fan of Michelin until now. 47k miles and they still look and ride great, will likely get another 15-20k miles on them before replacing with the new Defender 2/

I bought a 2021 bronco with these tire on it and 13 months later, they need to be replaced! Local ford dealer won’t help. Typical run around when trying to get help.

Great tire for dry weather but terrible traction on gravels, light snow and icy road. All season tires should performed a minimum safely on light adverse conditions.