Installed as OEM on a 2016 Kia Optima, and at 29,000 miles, being told they need replaced. Have had Michelin before and had good luck, not sure why these are preforming so poorly. Also seeing other Optima owners reporting similar results. Maybe they shipped a bad batch to Kia? Working with the dealer to replace under the pro-rated warranty, but even then I have to pay installation and balancing...that should be included.

I purchased a set of michelins 1988 right after our per owned car hydroplaned with my wife and two small children. I promised myself that I would never again skimp on tires. Since that time I have ran Michelin' exclusively on my two BMW's and my Acura.... I have never been disappointed. Chuck Diesel A completely satisfied Customer

Did a lot of research on forums and articles and decided on the Primacy's for my Grand Marquis and I just love them, yeah they were pricey but you get what you pay for and they're worth every penny spent. Highly recommended from a retired mechanic who knows quaality.

OEM tire on 2013 Honda Accord Sport Sedan. Can think of nothing bad to say about this tire. Confident handling in all conditions during two years of all season driving in MI & OH. Never felt timid in rainy or snowy conditions, and I drive somewhat aggressively. Tread wear was excellent as well, having just replaced them after 70,000 miles (3/32" left). Rotated about every 12,000 miles in-line with oil changes. Needless to say, I replace them with a carbon copy.

First bought these tires for my primary car three years ago. I average about 24K miles a year and these tires ride smooth, handle the road very well, are quiet and have worn better than any other tire I have ever purchased. So impressed that I purchased a set for my son's car early this year. If any of you have a young driver in the house, you want their car to not just be mechanically sound, but also have safe tires. With the Primacy tires, I feel confident the tires add to the reliability of him driving his Civic. I'm planning on replacing my original set later this year with the exact same Michelin Primacy tires. Yes, they are not the lowest cost tires out there but you get what you pay for and I'm not about to short change something as important as the quality of my tires that helps make driving my family safer.

Tires are above average in terms of comfort, ride quality, and traction in dry and wet conditions but suffer tremendously in tread life. Just a little over 28k miles, a bit over half the manufacture's claimed 55k life, and will be needing replacements. Still undecided if I will get these or something else

Just replaced first set of Primacy MXM4 on my 2013 Chrysler 300C with 20" wheels with a brand new set of Primacy MXM4. I got every bit of 60000 miles and could have run them longer. Excellent life if you keep up with regular rotation,alignment, balance, and air pressure maintenance.This is a smooth, quiet high performance tire that I highly recommend for a heavy sedan! I do alot of highway driving during the year. Great highway tire.

No other tires will mount the rims of my auto! My 1998 auto have never had any tires except Michelin and because of that I never am concerned as to safety and reliability. During the 186,000 plus miles shown on the odometer, I have had no problems except when a nail or screw had punctured the tread and in some cases the repair was self-repaired.

I bought a full set in January of 2021. Since then I have put on roughly 45,000 miles. The tires are at just about 2/32” now. I have driven these tires in legitimately every condition all around the United States. 115° desert heat to sub-zero snow-packed mountain roads. Performs admirably in wet conditions. Very good snow traction for all seasons. Cornering and responsiveness on dry roads is sharp, until I reached about 35,000 miles. Got me better mileage (about 4mpg) on the highway than the OEM Continental tires. Only complaint I have is the noise. From the moment the tires were put on, I noticed they were considerably louder than the Continentals. Stayed loud the entire life of the tire. At highway speeds noise is very bad, have to yell sometimes just to have a conversation. Would buy again, but they’re currently out of stock and need something before winter really hits

Ride: 2006 Honda S2000. Based on your recommendation, I purchased and had installed the Primacy tires vs. the Super Sport. I believe both tires would have been a great improvement on the round rocks that came on the car (apparently they are called B"stone" for a good reason), but the local salesman said the Michelin Primacy would be a lot quieter, brake safer, and be more comfortable as well. I had the Super Sport on my Nissan 300ZX and they did ride pretty stiff. I am so glad I listened because these tires handle amazingly, ride great, and are super quiet in comparison. Highly recommend!