Bought this set of tires to replace a set of high performance tires on my Infiniti G 37X S. Although the Michelins do not provide the same high performance on curves, corners, etc., they appear to be a solid choice for me with respect to wet pavement performance, and durability. They are also much quieter. I expect them to last much longer than my previous tires. Have driven only about one thousand miles on the Michelins, but, thus far, I am quite pleased.

The Primacy MXM4 were the tires that came on my 2014 Avalon. I was very pleased with the ride and the life of the tire. After 83,000 miles I just changed my tires to the Premier A/S. The ride of the Primacy MXMA was awesome! When new, I often felt like I was floating in air, the ride was luxury, almost now road noise and the performance was awesome. I live in Kentucky and our Spring season is often extremely wet. My tires always performed well, even the high mileage. Reluctantly purchased new tires, only because the noise level increased. Two days ago, I purchased the Michelin Premiere A/S. Not sure I’m enjoying the quality of the ride as well. It’s a bit stiffer, not the same luxury ride and seem to grip the road vs gliding across the road. However, the verdict is still out.

I love my Michelin tires on my car. These tires give my car a very smooth ride and great handling. I do a lot of highway driving and city driving, these tires help me get better gas mileage in my day to day commutes. Braking is helped out by these tires, driving in a big city requires sudden stops more often than a lesser brand of tires could handle. Handling is amazing all the twists and turns on the highway are no match for the performance of these tires and the smoothness helps you de-stress after a long day. In short, there will only ever be Michelin tires on my car.

I bought these tires on Saturday November 20th and left the next day on a 2200 mile round trip. I was very impressed with the quietness of the tire. The handling was great. However, the mileage on my 2010 Prius decreased by 5 miles per gallon. This is very disappointing. If MPG is not important then I recommend this tire. For the Toyata Prius it is not a good choice.

I have a 2022 Tesla Y LR. I switched to the MXM4 form the OEM Goodyears. I' now have put over 45K on the Michelins and still counting. As an added bonus I've noted I appear to be using about 8% fewer watts per mile than on the OEMs. Very pleased with these tires. As to those whining about short life of these tires -- how are you driving?

I too have had a problem with these tires on my Acura TL. I purchased them a year ago, and in the last few months the noise level has increased dramatically. I had them re-balanced and rotated and the noise got worse. It's very aggravating to the point where I hate to take the car on the expressway for the loud noise. Is this covered under warranty? Can I return these to the dealer and exchange them? I've always had good luck with Michelins and would always recommend them to my friends, but I don't know if I can last another 2-3 yrs. on these noisey tires!

I have been driving on these tires for a little over 9 months now and they still look new. They are on a 2006 Cadillac DTS Sport and replace the OEM tires. The improvement in handling, ride comfort, and quietness was dramatic. These are easily the best tires I have had on any vehicle I have owned in over 30 years of driving. The low profile makes the car look sharp and the ride is smooth and quiet with very good responsiveness to acceleration and lane changes. This Caddy can push the tires when running in sport mode -- the active electromagnetic suspension coupled with these tires makes for confidence when a little aggressiveness is called for. I spent a lot of time deliberating about what was "good enough" and realized that for just a little more I could have the best. I have no regrets and these will be my only choice for the long run.

These cam OEM on my Tesla Model 3 and did not last. Fastest I ever had to replace tires. Rotated every 6250 miles per manual. Only about 30k miles and now I have to replace all 4 tires. Seems like a common issue with Tesla's. Very disappointed, usually I'm a fan of Michelin tires.

These tires were standard on my new Model 3. They lasted about 25,000 miles and in snow they were scary. As they wore down noise became unbearable. While driving on a chip seal road I needed to put on my Apple EarPods Pro using the noise cancellation feature. Noise was 75db at highway speeds. On a smooth road at the same speed sound was 64db. Overall the tires were just OK. I am trying out the Primacy tour AS next. Also looks like no dealers honors the mileage warranty. We have 9 vehicle in our family and 5 of them have Michelin tires on them.

I have Michelin Primacy MXM4 245/ 40R/ 19 tires on My Lincoln MKZ. Tires are great except after car sets for a few days the tires seem out of balance for the first 5 or 6 miles. After that they are great. It has always done that. These are OE tires and now have 9500 miles on them