I recently purchased a set of four Michelin Primacy MXM4 P235/45R17. These are excellent tires which have great handling and traction. They greatly enhance my driving experience.

Unhappy due to the fact I am putting 4 new tires on a vehicle with 29654 miles on it. They had Michelin Primacy MXM4 18". Never have had to put tires on this early on any of our vehicles.

Comfortable and quiet tires, but lasted only 22K miles. These tires came with my Tesla Model 3. I am frustrated that I have to change them so early. I never had to replace tires at such a low mileage.

Based on the first 1500 miles these are great tires and I noticed an immediate reduction in road noise and better handling over the OE tires that came on my GMC Denali Terrain.

Installed 4 tires on my Buick Lucerne 2008. Two months later, tires are doing what I could hope for. Mid Winter in Winnipeg, Good on snow and Ice, Soft ride, Hopefully they will give me the 60,000 km that my OEM tires's did. So far no complaints.

15 Civic, 50k miles and still going. Replacing all 4 because hit a big chunk of cement and it blew a big hole in one of them. It was still derivable to the shop! WOW

Had these tires for 1000 miles now and I love them. Quiet, smooth and great in the rain. Not worried about tread life or gas mileage. More concerned with handling and noise and they are excellent on both counts.

I have barely 20k miles on my car and the dealership just told me I need to replace my tires. Very disappointing to only get half of the life out of the tires than promised be Michelin

These tires are noisy, rough, and howl at highway speeds. I find their traction pretty poor in the wet as well, though my experience mainly comes from AS3 and PS4S which obviously are different tires

2007 Lexus ES350. The car had Bridgestone Serenity tires and I felt like I was driving a truck. They were super loud. Finally invested in the Michelin MXM, and what a world of difference. It's like driving on a cloud, minimal road noise if any.