These tires came standard on my new Kia Telluride. I’ve put 1,500 miles on these and so far they have been excellent. Quiet and smooth with excellent dry and wet traction.

Recently bought acgmc sierra heavy half w trailering package. The primacy ltx tires seems to wander on grooved pavement on on truck lane where semi flat tires have grooved the pavement. Seems a bit squirrely on groved pavement.

My wife purchased these for her truck but Sam,s club didn't replace the exact same tire as she had when I worked at Michelin. The tires are great for a family truck that only hauls household goods, not good for a heavy load.

They are great tires BUT this is the second set I've had that have gone out with less than 40,000 miles on them. I have to file another claim which is a little annoying, especially for how expensive they are.

I have been putting Michelin Defenders on all my vehicles over 15 years & I usually get 80 to 90k on my tires but not this time. I bought 2025 Navigator & it came with Michelin Primacy & I was really exited abt these tires. Something new & will probably last long. In 9k Miles tires ripped on side, nail 2x & already had to replace one tires. These tires are too soft & definitely not good for NYC roads. I think Michelin needs to do better.

The Michelin LXT tires are design to be a great match for my Toyota 4Runner. They run very stable in heavy rain with no hint of hydroplaning. They are running very quiet and the grip on cornering is exceptional for this SUV. I believe that the wear life of these tires will live up to Michelin's excellent reputation.

I have been choosing Michelin tires whenever possible for many years. I can't say they are the absolute best, but among the options available on the market, they are certainly one of the top brands. I used to think that Michelin tires were somewhat overpriced, but in the U.S., their cost is quite comparable to other well-known brands. I have developed a consistently positive opinion of the Michelin brand. I’ve used their tires on various vehicles, including an Audi Q7 with 18-inch wheels (255 width, if I remember correctly), and recently I purchased a set of Michelin Primacy™ LTX® tires for my 2012 Nissan Pathfinder. Over the past 15 years, I’ve driven on Michelin tires in a variety of conditions — and the vehicle’s behavior has always remained stable and predictable, which deserves real respect. Handling with these tires is sharp and very responsive. There's no sense of a “spongy” steering feel — the car turns exactly as much as you turn the wheel. That gives confidence and allows for better control in real-world situations. Primacy™ LTX® is a soft and comfortable tire with excellent grip on asphalt under different temperatures and weather conditions. I haven’t used this tire in freezing conditions, but from +5°C to +45°C (41°F to 113°F), its behavior on the road has been consistently impressive. This is truly a comfortable and reliable tire. On hot California asphalt, at the manufacturer’s recommended pressure, it may feel slightly firm — but still well within acceptable limits. Overall, Michelin is one of the few brands I truly trust. I hope the company continues to maintain its high product quality and doesn’t go the way of some other manufacturers. It’s nice to have a brand you don’t need to research endlessly or read hundreds of reviews about — you just buy it, install it, and enjoy the ride. It’s one of those moments when you know your money was well spent and you’re genuinely satisfied with your purchase.

Bought on 2025 frontier , traction in rain is horrible. Glad to see its not just me. Trashed after 3k miles

My one year old truck with 15K miles are at 5/32- 4/32 already. I drive my truck like a baby. Not great at all !

I replaced the OEM 3 yr old GY Wrangler tires on my ‘22 Chevy Colorado! Night and day! Better ride and oh so quiet! Better in the rain too. I don’t go off road so after 1500 miles I know I made the right choice!