So far I have 26000 miles on these tires as OEM on my Nissan Leaf. The Nissan dealer informed me today that the tread is wearing down to almost a point of replacement. I can't see how these tires can be rated for 55K miles.

My 2023 rav4 hybrid came with primacy’s and ran 55,000 miles on Pittsburgh roads before I replaced them. Now at 108,000 miles I’m ordering my third set.

These tires came with my 2023 Honda Pilot. They are very dodgy.....groves on the freeway pull the car off track and do not feel solid. Less than 90 days in and predict it is only going to get worse

Completely worn after 26,000 miles. I just took my car into the dealer for basic maintenance only to find out my tires are evenly worn down needing replacement for all 4 tires. How can these be rated for 55,000 miles?

Our new car came equipped with Michelin Primacy. Had 4 flats under 25,000 km. Had to replace one tire. These tires aren't suitable for unpaved roads. Dealer says Michelin offers no garantee .

These came on a new Hinda CRV. Have loved Michelin in the past, but these are strange. Every two weeks all four tires are well below recommended psi for the vehicle. The dealer blame air temp fluctuations. I'm not buying that.

These tires came on my new Ioniq 5. 15K miles (15 months) later I went for a service and they're at 3/32 depth, and need replacing. I drive quite tamely.

These came with my 2022 Hyundai Tucson and I had 47,000+ miles with no problems! Decided to replace before going on a 8,000 mile trip. Same trip I made with the original tires twice. Comfortable ride. High recommend these tire.

I always purchase the All-Season for my vehicle. Living in a tropical state, gives peace of mind that the best performance tires are used. With proper maintenance, I always manage to use to the full life of the tires for the product line.

These tires are quiet. The ride is good, but don’t expect more than 35K miles. Our bought brand new 2020 RAV4 AWD came with these and didn’t even make 3 years 35K miles.