The tires are mounted on a Mazda MPV van. They have very good wet weather handling and stopping. We have a steep driveway and they rarely slip going up the driveway. They are quiet. They are not prone to following freeway grooves. I recommend these tires for vans.

I got these tires for a Honda accord and was so impressed with them. I remember telling my wife it reminded me of my 3 series because they were so nice in the corners but so quiet on the road, which is very important to me because in the Midwest the roads are noisy and I am on the phone a lot. The reviews between these and the Goodyear tires were close, but to me I have had pilots and F1's on my sports cars and the pilots were so much quieter with better grip it was a no brainier fr me.

HI: I got rid of a "NEW" 6000 miles! Hyundai Elantra That was to small for me after my 5th. Back Operation. I traded it in for a 2004 "26,000" mile MINT GRAND MARQUIS ! I didn't even look at what Tires were on it, but I just checked the Tires for Tread wear. To my surprise, when I got HOME I had a Set of MICHELIN PRIMACY MXM4's on my Car !!! I have Driven these Tires for over 25,000 miles now and they are GREAT !!! I Drive to the Doctor and to Play Golf. And these Tires deliver in RAIN or Dry conditions. You can corner as Hard as You (or the Car) Can GO, No slipping or sliding - Just Dead Track Perfect !!! These Tires STILL LOOK LIKE NEW WITH OVER 50,000 Miles on them. I Have nothing Bad to say about these Tires !!! I get a soft, but firm Ride and they Stop on a Dime. I expect to get at LEAST 90,000 miles but, I expect around 1000,000 - 115,000 Miles out of them. WE GET LOTS OF BAD THUNDER STORMS HERE IN FLORIDA AND THESE ARE THE BEST TIRES I'VE EVER DRIVEN OR DRIVEN ON PEROID !!! I TRUST MYSELF, MY WIFE AND MY CHILDREN TO THESE TIRES AND AS A RETIRED NEW YORK CITY FIREFIGHTER - I KNOW DANGER !!! AND DANGER HAS NO PLACE ON YOUR CAR !!! PLAY IT SAFE!, YOUR LIFE MAY (WILL) SOONER OR LATER DEPEND ON YOUR TIRES !!! BUY THESE THER'RE THAT GOOD !!!

The Primacy MXM4 236/45R18 98W T0 were OEM on my 2019 Tesla M3. It has been almost 3 years (6/19/2019) and 41,200 miles and the tread is still good. I expect to get 45000 miles out of them. The tires have a good feel and perform well in cornering and in rain. There is some slight inner tire wear but l have not had an alignment done since I bought the car. I have rotated the tires roughly every 8000 - 10000 miles. I drive pretty fast on my commute as it is 90 percent highway but l also take it easy in the corners because if you are not careful you can eat up your tread-life pretty quickly in a Tesla. I just ordered a new set from Costco today. I would recommend these tires to anyone.

I drive 50,000 a year between all my cars. I replaced Michelin Energy Savers with the Primacy MXM4. I liked the Energy Savers. They did provide a measurable MPG improvement from the prior Pilot HX MXM4. That said the Energy Savers were a little noisier and less inspiring in the corners. The Primacy MXM4 is a superior tire in comfort, road noise and handling. Gas mileage is about the same or slightly less but the tradeoff in less noise and better comfort and handling is worth it.

These were replacement tires for my Honda CRV. The first thing I noticed was how much quieter than my previous tires, which came with very high ratings. I have had these on my CRV for over 40K, and they still have considerable tread left. They are comfortable, have very good grip in wet weather, and are reasonably good in snow. I would not only recommend these tires, but will buy again when I need tires again.

I have been a long time (over 20+ years) fan and promoter of Michelin tires and not only have I recommended them to numerous friends and family over the years, but I have always made sure that my BMW's and Telsa only had Michelin tires. However, I am not sure if Michelin quality standards have gone down but back in 2020, tires on my BMW went bald at around 20,000 miles which I could understand might have been a one off issue so I didn't bother and paid on my own to get them replaced, but now the same issue is happening with the tires that came with my Tesla Model 3....gone bald (i.e. 1mm tread left) at around 25,000 miles. I have always trusted the Michelin brand for the past 2 decades but I am being made to rethink that based on the above issues. I hope Michelin management does right by their customers and makes tires that last the full warranty mileage instead of giving us a run around with the warranty claim process.

I bought the Michelin's Primacy MXM4 for my wife's VW –Passat. The next day we left for our trip from Pittsburgh to Sarasota, FL. Day One: (Estimated rate of speed 65 mph) traveling the WV Interstate highway in a rainstorm, rounding a curve the pick-up truck in front of us did a 360 + and slammed into concrete medium barrier. All I could do was hit the brakes and move into the right lane. The car stopped true and straight before we got to the pick-up (never a problem controlling the car). The front end of the truck was a mess but "Thank God" the driver was OK. Without these tires I am convinced the results would not have been the same. About two weeks back from our vacation we traded-in the 2008 Passat for a 2010 VW-CC and since the CC did not have Michelins I had the dealer switch out the tires from the Passat to the CC. Last week, my daughter and family borrowed my A-6 to travel to Nagshead, NC. Before giving the car to my daughter I had it serviced and one of the tires had a sidewall slit. I had to replace all four tires and without a question the only tire I was purchasing was the Michelin Primacy MXM4. Thank you, Michelin

I just replaced my tires on my 2012 Hyd. Sonata. I did not see any drop off in gas mileage on first long trip as others claim . We had a very heavy sleet/ ice storm yesterday and I had to drive in it to man our volunteer ambulance . The traction was very good driving on our iced over mountainous roads- going both up and down hills and around curves. I have these tires on my 2004 caddy also and have been please with mileage life . We will buy a Subaru this summer and I am going to ask dealer to replace the tires with these tires.

To correct my review of the Premier which I just bought for my Camary, my review was for the Primacy for a Camary 2 1/2 years ago. I was more than pleased with the performance of the Primacy even when I hit the pothole and got a bubble in the tire, I was driving on that tire for 2 months until I bought the Premier. As far as tires for my car, I will stay with Michelin as long as I can afford them.