I have 2016 c300 Mercedes, I live in suburban and only drove 21k and went for annual inspections , the report came back as was “ I need two new tires in the rear , there is severe inside wear. Use extreme caution in ALL conditions.” Replaced now. I think there must be a defect in this models . This is ridiculous, I hardly drive this car.

Bought them a few days ago and there's huge difference. I drive a Tesla and only found out after the purchase that I need special EV tires but these are great they're quiet and smooth. (For context: My previous tires were completely bald, there was no groove, it was completely smooth and would slide on dry surfaces so anything may be better than those lol)

Great tire in all aspects (weather,handling,etc.),but at 22,000 miles I am at 4/32 tread. I travel on large highways , the tire always feel safe and confident , that is why I give the four stars ,if only you could get 40,000 + , it would be perfect. I am willing to try the new verson , Premer tire , hope to get same proformence but longer tire wear.

This tire came standard on my 2011 Lincoln MKS (purchased used with 13,000 miles) and they perform flawlessly until a little snow and then it's like I have a set of slicks. I live in Minnesota and that's not a good thing. Seriously, other cars pull away from me and I just slip. I have to turn off the traction control because it will absolutely not move otherwise. I love Michelin tires. I have had a policy of no other brand but there is something wrong with these. As I look for replacement tires before this winter everything keeps pointing me to these tires. What to do?

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.

Michelin tires offer me the best value and performance. They have great traction on wet roads, wear well, and I trust having them on my car. Been driving and buying tires for 37 years and now buy for wife and children too. Other tires are good but I find Michelin tires to be the best choice for me.

I have a "classic" VW Turbo S New Beetle, 2002, and it needed new tires. I called the Michelin Man for recommendations on tires, and the rep advised me to get the Primacy tires for my VW. I can't tell you what a difference these great tires have made in the "quiet ride" and the ease of handling. I am very impressed, and pleased, and feel that I really got my money's worth with this purchase.

I usually don't like spending money on tires, but this time I didn't mind because of the sense of security and comfort these tires provide. I am not tense and worried about driving in the rain, I know I can rely on these tires to handle well and to hold up. Most of all I like the smooth, peaceful quiet ride listening to music on XM.

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 bought 4 new Primacy MXM4's for my 2013 BMW 328i Convertible. I had no confidence in the Continentals that were on it. From the moment I drove away, I could feel the difference. Much more sure-footed and reaction time to steering inputs was reduced. Have 5k miles on them with Long Island winter weather and have no problem taking out in the rain. No reason to try it in the snow.