These came on my Tesla Model 3 from the factory. I have 64K miles on my car after 2 of mostly highway driving. They are just now in need of replacement due to the negative camber Tesla has. Car handles like its on rails though.

Original equipment tire on a Lincoln MKZ and down to the wear bars at 26000 miles. Most of this was highway driving. All maintenance on car done at dealership.

The Primacy MXM4 are great tires. Ordered online and had them put on my 2011 Nissan Maxima. Smooth ride. Great grip for slick roads. Best tires I've bought. Worth paying a little extra for.

Don't use these on a Tesla model S!!! They produce a large amount of road noise, namely a low-pitch ringing sound when driving at highway speeds. It's there regardless of asphalt or concrete road surface.

These tires have improved the ride & handling in our vehicle beyond any expectations. In addition, the ride is quieter and softer and an added bonus of improved gas mileage. I highly recomend these tires for anyone that owns an SUV

Replaced the tires on my Honda Accord at 40K miles with the OEM recommended Michelin ones. Have driven my car over 20k+miles in the past 3 years and would highly recommend getting these tires.

I have these on a Ford Fusion and they handle really well, very responsive. They are a lower profile tire so it's not a soft cushy ride but I like the way they feel while driving.

The tires cut the road noise in half. They handle curves amazingly well. My gas mileage only increase by 2 MPG but would have been happy with even a 2 MPG drop the tires are so remarkable.

These tires are great, better gas mileage, smooth stops, curve hugging feeling. My gas mileage increased by two miles per gallon on the first day. You can't go wrong with Michelin Primacy tires.

I have these tires on my 2019 Lexus ES 350 Fsport and need to be replaced. I will have the car in December 2 years. I only have 16k miles. I have had tire rotation at 5k miles each time. I guess they don't make tires like they used to.