Bought this set of tires to replace a set of high performance tires on my Infiniti G 37X S. Although the Michelins do not provide the same high performance on curves, corners, etc., they appear to be a solid choice for me with respect to wet pavement performance, and durability. They are also much quieter. I expect them to last much longer than my previous tires. Have driven only about one thousand miles on the Michelins, but, thus far, I am quite pleased.

We bought our 2014 Acura RDX new and it came with these tires. They have been a perfect tire for us in all types of weather - we live in moderate snow country. We replaced the original tires with this same model and size and are now ready, at 81K, to replace them again. After doing some more research on current "models" of tires, we will, once again, replace them with the Primacy tires since we are very happy with the mileage, performance and quietness of the tire brand.

Since replacing OEM tires on my Acura TL with Primacy MXM4s, my fuel economy has consistently averaged 1-2mpg higher than previously. Ride, handling, and braking are all superior, and after over 20,000 miles, treadwear has been minimal, so I expect these tires to last much longer than the OEM tires. I have since purchased the same replacement tires for all three of our childrens' Honda Accords, and they have also been estremely satisfied. I recommend these tires without reservation, and will definitely purchase them again.

I have a 2WD Lexus RX350. Last year i went to the snow with 50% front and 70% rear on another manufacturer tire. Chain restrictions were in effect. I lied, said it was AWD. (DISCLAIMER: I'm a professional driver and a rescue driver (my job to never get stuck) so i have the experience to drive in these conditions. I DO NOT suggest you do the same. It will cost you your life. The purpose of this is for performance comparison.) Any slight hill, my traction light was coming on. I was climbing slight freeway hills at 15-20mph just unable to get traction. Vehicles were stopped ahead on a downhill and it took 800ft to stop from 35mph. This year, i put 4 new Primacy MXM4s on my SUV. Still had plenty of tread from last year's tires but i wasn't about to go through that again. This year the weather was much worse. Much more snow. On the same interstate, my SUV was having no trouble keeping up with the AWD vehicles and 4x4s. It was so bad, some AWD vehicles (Subaru Outback likely with bad tires) had to put chains on. And braking, night and day from last year. Now, all season performance, my SUV was averaging 25mpg with the old tires. 4 of these and I'm seeing 28-29mpg at 65mph on flat ground. That's a significant improvement.

This is my second set of these tires from Michelin. Although not the least expensive tire in its class range it is well worth the extra money. Handling, wet and dry, are improved with this tire over the OEM models that were installed on my VW Passat and Honda Accord. Road noise is also greatly improved on both vehicles. I have driven over 45000 miles on one set and was more than willing to install a set on my next car when they were needed. The second set has just over 4000 miles and are doing great. I will definitely buy another set when the time comes.

On my third round of MXM's for my BMW 5. I get excellent performance from these tires and have not seen their equal. I usually get 60,000 hard miles from a set without rotating them. If you like to hear your tires squeal these aren't your tires. I live on a mountain and these tires really grip my winding roads. A bit pricy but worth it in the long run.

I bought a 2018 NIRO with Michelin MXM4 Primacy tires that came with the car. I now have only 22,200 miles on the car/tires, and I am be told by the dealer that I should think about replacing them already. That is not very good mileage for a premium Michelin tire! What is up with that? I drive 50/50 HWY/City. I drive an economical car, and my driving is the same, I am not hard on vehicles. I bought the car brand new February 2018 and I drive less than 10,000 miles a year, very disappointing in the mileage that I have gotten out of these Michelin Primacy tires.

We recently bought a 2019 BMW X3 that came with Bridgestone run flat tires O.E. The dealership replaced them, after I confronted them about excessive road noise and poor tread life, with Michelin PRIMACY MXM4 tires. These tires are what all the new BMW'S should be equipped with, instead of Bridgestone and Pirelli tires. The service manager admitted that the Bridgestone RFT have many complaints concerning road noise with that getting worse as the tires wear down. One customer returned to the dealership for an oil change at 10k miles and was told the tires were in need of replacing. THANK YOU MICHELIN for an excellent tire that is dependable and lasts as it is expected. I worked for GOODYEAR for thirty years and I never got any kind of mileage as the Michelin's

As a consultant I am driving across the USA in all kinds of weather with my 2012 VW Passat Diesel. The michelin tire gives me a great ride and a extra degree of safety by allowing me to change lanes quickly to avoid another driver or debris in the road. I presently have over 50K miles on my Passat and the tire still look new. The tire is exceptional and also improved my Miles per gallon of fuel to close to 50 around town and 43 on the highway at interstate speeds and above. Michelin tires are the only tires I allow my family will run on their vehicles.

I have a 2018 Tesla Model 3 with only approx 18,000 miles and Tesla said I already need new tires. After reading the reviews I realized I'm not the only one who's having this problem. These tires came with my brand new Tesla Model 3. After researching the tire because I already need a new set, you're saying the tires that I need to replace have a warranty of 50,000 miles? That simply isn't true and it's no wonder why Tesla doesn't offer a warranty on them. I'm really confused.