These were the stock (OE) tires that came with my Tesla Model 3 (Dual Motor + Long Range), and I'm extremely disappointed with them. The only reason these tires even deserve 1-star is because they never blew out, and were fairly quiet (due to the acoustic foam inside). But I WOULD NOT pay money to buy these tires again, as they barely lasted 25k miles—well short of the 45k mile lifespan that Michelin touts. When I inspected my tires at 20k miles, I noticed that all four of them were measuring between 3/32" and 4/32". However, being on a tight budget (due to some unforeseen circumstances), I decided to hold-off on replacing them, thinking they'd survive another 5k miles while I saved enough money to buy some new ones. At 25k miles, I took my Model 3 in for routine maintenance, and had the Tesla Service Center inspect all four tires—one of them measured at 1/32", and the other three were COMPLETELY BALD at 0/32". Completely unacceptable for tires that are supposed to last 45k miles! But, honestly, even when these tires were new (at 9/32" tread) their performance in wet weather was lackluster, at best. Especially in the snow, where my Model 3 would frequently slip and slide—even though it has four-wheel drive, and a center-heavy battery. I just CANNOT recommend the Primacy MXM4s to anyone. And I've already told several of my friends (who also own Model 3s) to steer clear from them! I really expected better from Michelin.

I drive through all seasons from 16 degrees to 119 degree weather, so I depend on my tires literally. They grip great in rain & snow and tolerate the heat well. I've had the same set for over a year. With routine rotation and nitro because of altitude change, they are diehards & lifesavers

Great tire. Great grip in dry wet and snow. However... at 42k I took em in to installer to check leak. All tires still had 7/32 tread but one was cracking on the inner side wall. Replaced it but a week later another tire had same issue. Hoping Michelin prorates and I'll buy 4 more.

great riding tire, and last a long time. Two of my original four have gone 40k miles, and still have 7/32! Smooth ride, very good traction both wet & dry. Used on a 2007 Avalon, and provides very good cornering for such a car. Not a snow tire. Noise....I only give it a 6 out of 10 for transmission of rough surface road noise. On smooth pavement...whisper quiet. Overall...a great tire. Liked them so much, I bought a set for wife's Santa Fe. Noticed improvement in fuel economy right away..about 1 mpg, if not more.

only got 36,000 miles. so not warranty, was ware..having to replace. The cost to do so is really high for no more millage than they get. I have always owned Michelin tires. Thought they were the best tire. Paid less and got more millage Wish I could change the type of tire. The low profile is just not a good tire ..I am 69 and know that I am not racing ,

Very sticky, fast braking, didn’t fail, excellent handling on wet and dry roads. The noise level has also decreased noticeably. Driving comfort is much higher compared to my previous tires. There was no damage during the year of use. I was completely satisfied with my choice.

I replace the Michelin Latitude OEM tires with these MXM4 tires. The handling on the vehicle has improved dramatically and there is little to no road noise in the car. I had replace the OEM tires on my BMW and was so please that we chose them again for our Lexus Rx350. I can't say enough good things about the MXM4 tires.

It feels like I hold the road better.

Is there extra concern for tires damage to these 19" tires on our rough roads?

THERES NO OTHER TIRE BRAND I WOULD TRUST IN ANY OF OUR VEHICLES WHEN IT COMES TO DRIVING OUR KIDS TO WHEREVER WE HAVE TO GO. THERES JUST NO DOUBT WHEN WE NEED TIRES WHO WE'RE GOING TO GO WITH.