These tires came with my cadi ats as standard equipment. Driving in the NY metropolitan, the car had the roughest ride I ever experienced in my years of driving. After installing a competitors comparable run flat tire (more cost effective for a leased vehicle), it was in fact the tires , and not the shocks, that were the cause of the rough quality of ride. The smallest bumps felt like driving into a pothole. Also, the tires lasted about 20 to 25 thousand miles (versus the 55,000 mile warranty). Grip quality was excellent but that was the only redeemable quality I found in this tire.

I bought my first car, a Fiat 600, in 1959 equipped with Michelin tires. Since then I have purchased no other replacement tires but Michelin. When purchasing a new car not available with Michelins, I made sure to replace the OE tires with Michelins as soon as possible, always with a noticeable improvement. Over the years and many miles, there have been several incidents/ emergencies where I am convinced that my Michelin tires were a major factor in my survival, and for that I thank you.

I bought my 2013 Cadillac ATS AWD in December of 2017 and a few months later the tires were nearly bald with less than 12k miles on them. However, I found out that I needed a new rear end on my vehicle and that was touted as the reason for the extreme wear on my tires. Ignorantly I had the same tires put back on at full cost and here I am with tires that need replaced again and every time I drive in the rain I am hydroplaning all over the place. It doesn’t even have to be much rain and I’m sliding all over the place. This is very disappointing and frustrating not to mention expensive. I do not recommend these tires.

I've always bought Michelin tires when replacing the original tires on my vehicles. In fact, I am replacing the original tires on my auto with Michelin tires because the original tires that came on the vehicle were scalping and causing a very noisy and bumpy ride with only 20,600 miles on them. I've always had extremely good luck with Michelin tires and will continue to purchase as replacement tires.

I just purchased these tires for my Kona EV. They are more quite than the original stock tires, but I noticed a big decrease in the MPe of my car. I would average around 4 and now it is down to 3.5. I am not sure why but it does decrease the mileage per charge. They definitely grip better and are quite.

I purchased a set of 4 Michellin Primacy MXCM4 (Green) 225/55R 17 for my Subaru Outback XT. Not only is the performance perfect for the Subaru AWD & 5 speed AT SI Drive, but it handles with the VDC extraordinarily for curves, especially for a wagon. Traction is superb and much needed, since I boosted the 4 cyl Boxer Intercooled Turbo from 260 hp to 340 hp, which allows for exceptional high performance within the city and highways. It is also a sleeper with its traction and 0 to 60 mph performance. Subaru factory should ship their new cars with these tires for their high performance and longevity.

THE MICHELIN TIRES WHICH CAME ON THE CAR WERE RATED TO LAST 40,000 MILES AND THEY DID SO AND A LITTLE MORE. THE TIRES I PURCHASED ARE RATED TO LAST 50,000 MILES AND I HAVE NO DOUBT THEY WILL EXCEED THAT MILAGE. THEY ARE GREAT ON ALL ROAD SURFACES AND WEATHER CONDITIONS AND PROVIDE A WONDERFUL AND QUIET RIDE.

Had a set of 4 of these on my BMW when purchased and gave an excellent ride and control. I decided to replace the old Michellins with the same tire and they have so far given the same excellent performance. Had the new ones since Nov of 2017. Very good in the snow. A little more expensive than some SUV tires but my originals lasted for 8 years and 135,000km.

First bought these tires for my primary car three years ago. I average about 24K miles a year and these tires ride smooth, handle the road very well, are quiet and have worn better than any other tire I have ever purchased. So impressed that I purchased a set for my son's car early this year. If any of you have a young driver in the house, you want their car to not just be mechanically sound, but also have safe tires. With the Primacy tires, I feel confident the tires add to the reliability of him driving his Civic. I'm planning on replacing my original set later this year with the exact same Michelin Primacy tires. Yes, they are not the lowest cost tires out there but you get what you pay for and I'm not about to short change something as important as the quality of my tires that helps make driving my family safer.

New on a 2011 E350 Mercedes they were great. Easy riding, great traction, smooth and quiet. But things changed. After 30,000 the dealership would not recommend rotating tires any longer. And did not offer any solution or warranty. Replacing them at 33,000 miles of Grandmother driving. In town and on interstates to visit grandchildren are the main usage of the vehicle. I had tires rotated every maintenance visit, and have worn smoothly. The tires were rough, noisy and hard riding after 15 or 20,000, and a great loss of wet "puddle" traction. Still super traction on dry pavement. Would you recommend this tire to a friend? Maybe