I have purchased Michelin Tires for the past forty years. Once or twice I tried other supposedly top rated tires only to be disappointed. They came no way near matching the quality or were able to endure the road conditions like my Michelins. With Gas prices on a constant increase; I have found that I get an average of 3 to 5 more miles per gallon of gas with these premium tires. You could not get to change Brands. Michelins are Fantastic

I have always been a Michelin fan and could not wait to replace the OEM tires on my 2013 Honda Accord Sport. The Michelins will provide me with better control over the elements and noise . I drive between 40-50k miles per year in my business .The Michelins have great traction in all conditions. I will always buy them.

They came with the Lexus and that was part of the overall buying decision as we've preferred this brand for decades.These were always a bit noisier than what we've been used to, but just after hitting 32,000 it felt like we were riding in a tank. The road noise is unbelievably loud and the handling has gone to pot. I expected to get 45-55k from these tires. Has Michelin quality dropped? Looks like we'll have to research other brands as our trust in Michelin quality and longevity has seveerly faded.

I have purchased this tire several times in my car owning history. I love the way my car manuvers and holds the road. They are a bit pricey but I know the tire and it is tried and true. I also like the fact that there is less road noise from this tire than others.

Its a shame this tire is so noisy at lower speeds since it does everything else so well. I purchased these tires recently to replace the Pilot HX MXM4 original equipment tires inorder to get a quieter tire. The Pilots are good but tend get noisy about half way through their life. I was extrememly surprised to find that these tires were noisier than the Pilots when new. In fact these are the noisiest new tires I have ever had in nearly 30 years of buying tires. They ride and handle very well in wet and dry conditions, but the noise level is going to make living with these tires very difficult. What a shame.

We were not able to find the replacement tires for our "Pilot MXM4" OEM tires that were on the vehicle when it was new.With 60K miles we were getting a little low on tread . We found the Primacy model tire and were pleased with it's similarities to the Pilot tire. It has so far delivered great handling in wet or dry, a quiet ride, and a great tread wear promise. I believe with the 3K miles so far, that we will be as pleased with the Primacy as we were with the original Pilot tires.

My 2008 2.0T Passat came equipped with Continental's and I was very pleased with the OEM set up. I enjoy my sport mode transmission setting and use it often in the rolling hills and back roads of Bucks County PA. I ran my tire tread off in about 32,000, which is about 50% sooner than my history with other cars and OEM same tire set ups. I did replace my OEM tires with the tire as I did like the rain and handling experience that I had, though disappointed in the 32,000 mile tread life. My 2nd set of Continentals preformed and lasted just as the OEM's. I wanted to keep the same rain feeling and handling that I enjoyed but wanted a longer tread life, so I shopped the internet and asked others who also enjoy pushing their cars on the back roads.. After about 5,000 miles on my Primacy's I am happy to write these are simply the best tires I have ever owned (My first Michelins were on a 1972 Lincoln Mark IV) they have better wet road traction than I could have ever expected and when I'm "pushing" through tight back road turns, I fell like I'm glued to the ground! Hard for me to believe that I'm enjoying my VW more now than the day I test drove it when after about a 2 mile drive said. let's go talk numbers. If you enjoy wet and dry road safety, handling, improved gas mileage (I improved about 0.3 of a mile city and about 0.5 highway) couple with a 55,000 tread life warranty and a quiet ride, you have no other choice than Primacy, GREAT JOB Michelin, thanks!!!

I have the MXM4's on my 2006 Honda Accord. The first set of Michelin's that came standard on the vehicle lasted 80,000 miles. So far, I've gotten 65,000 miles on this set and they are performing even better than the OEM tire as I've got about 40% tread remaining. These tires are amazing. They are quiet, comfortable and consistent. I'm not a fan of spending a lot of money, but when you get such a great bang for the buck out of these tires...these are the greatest value by far.

Got them on a new 2015 Lexus CT-200 f-series. Happy with their quiet and handling. However down to 6/64 tread at 30K check, and service advisor says I will need new tires in 2K miles. That's a LOT less milage than the claimed 55K "warranty" that no local dealer will honor (including Lexus). They were rotated every 5K miles by dealer. Use car to commute to work on freeway ~40 miles each way.

I have just installed a set of Primacy MXM-4 on my 2006 Infiniti M35X. They have completely transformed the ride; the comparison with the original tires is amazing. Road noise is less, the ride is more comfortable and tracking is greatly improved - the car now adheres to the line chosen for it. I also ought to mention that over forty years ago I drove from London to Afghanistan with Michelin Xs on my Land Rover - rough unpaved roads, deserts, mountains on the way, but no punctures and the Xs were still in good order on return. These two experiences are going to be hard to beat. Merci bien, Monsieur Bibendum.