I bought a 55k mile tire and now at 18k miles I'm down to 25% tread left on my 2014 Ford Fusion. At this rate they'll only last 24k miles but I probably won't make it that far with winter approaching.

I always replace the new OEM tires with Michelins on All of my vehicles. Over my years, I have learned many times over, Michelin tires are without question the best.

At the tire rotation we had to replace the rear tires as they were in the red zone. The car barely used and run a bit over as 12k in the last 3 years. Very disappointed.

Good quality OEM tires for the Tesla M3 and 45K promised warranty. Unfortunately I am at 28K and have to replace the tires. There is no question that I am not happy about that. The tires are expensive with questionable value.

As billed excellent results. Over 55,000 miles and just now ready to replace. Over 30 MPG for my Acura RDX. Ride quiet and handling good for a small SUV. I will be buying these for the replacements.

Replacing the stock tires on my Subaru Forrester with Michelin Primacy tires was a great decision. The car sticks to the road better than ever and the tire noise is minimal for an SUV tire. The service was very good as well.

I just replaced my tires with the Primacy MXM4's. Immediately noticed a much smoother ride. We have always counted on Michelin tires. They have been the best tires for us, time after time.

There were OEM on my 2020 Volvo XC40. The car handles amazing and these tires lasted for over 74k miles so I just bought 4 new ones. These tires provide superior handling and were good in all kinds of weather.

I own a 05 Lexus ES 330. I have owned these tires for a short time but I noticed a big difference in handling,braking and comfort of ride.Increase in mileage is yet to be determined.

These came standard in my Tesla model 3. They were quiet with a smooth ride and ok in rain. It was just ok in snow. At about 30k miles I was told It was time to replace. Looking for a tire now with longer life and better handling in snow/slush.