I was in the market for new tires and Michelin's were suggested. A quiet, comfortable and safe ride were the objective. Several people suggested Michelin tires (not just dealers). Without regret, my Genesis now has a comfortable, smooth ride.

So far very quiet in comparison to old Mazda Factory installed tires of same size, etc. Will update in a month with ride and stance and overall quality...

these came on my 2022 explorer and when driving on pavement or wet roads they are great! living up north we get lots of snow/ice and these tires have us sliding all over the road. Not a very good all season, more of a summer tire

I have 1000 miles on tires and was tld tread is already down? I have had michelin tires in past on other cars and trucks and never had this kind if wear.

I wanted a set that was quiet and a smooth ride. I don't need a performance tire for my Impala LTZ. Only have a couple thousand miles on them, but so far they are living up to their description.

I chose these tires so I have the option of driving Camaro SS in all seasons Most people purchase the Summer ONLY tires. I am happy I went with this option. fronts are 245/40R21 rears are 275/35R21

These were original equipment on Mt 2022 Camry LW AWD. Today I am replacing these with Cross Climate tires. These were not the greatest road gripping tires but they did wear well. Justcgotcintvthecwaer bars and a little over 55,000 miles.

A very comfortable riding tire It is a very soft rubber tire so not a tire for doing launch's it will wear. I do really like how the rubber overhangs the rim by half an inch very nice protection.

I had a 2015 impala with 600 utog continental tires. If it flurries those would slip n slide. I bought the mxm4. Quieter and way better traction. These are a utog of 500

Been driving 50 yrs, never had a flat on the road, bought first brand new car and run over something in a rainstorm and punctured a tire, 400 miles. I know it's not the fault of the tires, just ironic. 😅