I bought a brand new 2021 F150 and it came with the Primacy XC which were advertised as “A/T” I noticed that the treadwear was not the greatest after 25***km. I have a set of Michelin X-ice tires that I use on this truck for the winter but was late getting them on and had to use the Primacy XC. They are terrible even for light snow. Less than 3cm of snow and the tires struggle to maintain traction. If you live in Canada, I would avoid these tires if you have the option.

These tires came stock with my 2020 Ford F-150. They have been very safe and reliable. I’ve had several nails and screws in them, they held up well and were easily repaired each time. Also, my wife has hit the curbs numerous times, and we never had any issues with them. The traction has been great in all kinds of driving conditions. They run smoothly, quietly, and they get great fuel mileage too. I just bought a brand new identical set to replace the original ones, and will definitely consider buying them again in the future. Highly recommended!

These are OEM tire that came with my 21 Ford F150 new. They are junk a little over 20500 miles and the are junk Tread is almost gone. Noisy on cement but not on blacktop. Already took them off because of winter !needed more tread. Very disappointed in this tire. Tires were rotated every 5000 miles too.

I don't know where to begin with this review. I have always been a fan of Michelin,and i was excited when my brand new F-150 came with them as a factory installed tire.I purposely looked for one that had Michelin over the Hankook option. I am now regretting this, as I am at 9,500 miles, and am having Wear issues, chunking, and age cracking. These have been run from day 1 at the recommended door tag pressure.When the issues began, i took the truck to the dealer to ensure the alignment was not to blame.they confirmed that the alignment was perfect, and rotated them. Problems persist. I have taken this to my dealer and began the process of assistance with these faulty tires. I was hoping that it would be taken care of due to the lack of miles, and properly aligned truck. The answers from the dealer make it seem like I'm going to get the run-around from what i thought was a top tier tire company. The tires continue to wear the edges and i am concerned this will be drawn out and blown off which will force me to stray from Michelin and their partners for all of my vehicles. I would much appreciate a direct response, at which point we can resolve this, or i can put you in contact with the dealer if you would prefer. My goal here is to put tires on this truck that i can trust, and not lose faith in your company. I have added photos, but they really don't make the wear clear. I would gladly have someone from your company see them in person and confirm that they are subpar.

These came stock on my 23 F150 XLT. Only lasted 36000 miles and they were down to 3/32nds! I have always used Michelin tiers, but usually Defenders. These came stock and I was hopping that they would last like the Defenders do. They rode very smooth and handled well, but just wore way too fast. Just replaced with Defenders LTX M/S2 and I know these will last as I have defenders on my wife's car and after 55k miles they are still going strong.

These tires came on my 2020 F150. I drove them from new until 50000km. I rotated them every 8000km and always ensured they were properly inflated. These are hands down the worst tires I’ve ever owned. If the road is wet, snowy, icy, or anything aside from a flat level dry surface these tires will struggle to maintain grip and traction. They even got me stuck on an icy road in 4 wheel drive. To top it off by 50000km they were down to 3/32. A totally unacceptable product. Do yourself a favour and get something else.

The tires came on a F-150 Lightning. The tires handle great! However, the front tires showed excess wear on tread prior to the warranty 55,000 miles. The tire failed prior to 55,000 miles on highway. Lucky I was at a stop light at the time the tire failed. After the tire failed, moving the car slightly damaged the rim. It appear the beads of the tire from, which exposed the rim.

Tires came on my pre-ordered 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee in January 2022. Not knowing what tires I was going to get, I was impressed they came with Michelins as we've bought Michelins for years and always been satisfied. Living in New Hampshire, it is critical to have tires that do well in the snow. After the first snowfall of just a few inches, I was surprised to see how poorly these tires griped around corners. I was concerned but optimistically thought it's just a matter learning the nuances of a new vehicle. Second snowfall comes (slightly more snow but still not a lot) and it's definitely not the vehicle's handling rather it's the tires. The Jeep slides around corners and doesn't grip well at all. It's very disappointing as we've been repeat Michelin customers (my wife's Acura has them right now) for years. Perhaps these tires would do better in warmer climates? New England isn't where they should be sold. Wouldn't recommend these tires. There are significantly better choices.

These tires came on my 2021 f150. One of the reasons I purchased the specific trim truck that I did is because it came outfitted with Michelin tires….I figured that they would have a long life. This has NOT been the case. At 30,000 miles, these tires are just about at the end of their life. They are at about 3/32 to 4/32 tread left and are already feeling unsafe on wet roads…I cannot even imagine letting these continue to wear down to the wear indicators, although I don’t think it will take much longer. On top of that, the Michelin warranty states tires that come Oem on vehicles are not covered by treadwear warranty! These tires are indeed quiet on the road and smooth. But the tread life is absolutely terrible. With them wearing so fast, cost per mile make these a terrible value tire in my opinion. Now I’m shopping for new tires for a 2year old truck with 30k miles…..never had to replace tires so soon on a vehicle before. Disappointing (and expensive!).

like the ride, quiet also, but not again! Came on my 2022 f150, 15 months later and 30k miles and tire are gone, time to replace them so we feel safe. First experience with michelin and i was excited and expected to get a lot closer to 50k miles,, we will be shopping some more affordable tires, looks like my first and only experience with Michelinman did not work out,,,,