My original tires were an OEM Michelin. I was satisfied with them but wanted to upgrade on my next set. I went with the Primacy MXM4. They were excellent! Great steering response, never made any noise, never needed to be re-balanced. I rotated as you should but was able to run them 92,000 miles. They still had serviceable tread but I decided I had gotten my money's worth. I put on another set last year and my 165,000 Crown Vic still feels like it did when I brought it home in 2004. I'm now putting a set on my Challenger RT.

I bought a 2018 Honda Accord Touring new with these tires. I drive pretty tame in Kansas...flat...no curves. I do a lot of gentle engine breaking and with a CVT there isn't much exciting about 0-60, so these tires live a boring life. The car lives in a garage too at night. I got about 35,000 on the original set and decided to replace with the same tire. I am at 68,000 and it appears I am about 4-5k miles from a third set. I used to run Goodyear Assurance Comfortred's and get the advertised mileage (80k) in older Accords when I used to travel highways all the time. I think 45-50k would be realistic on these tires. 35k just seems low. Also, once you get down to about 4-5mm of tread depth, the noise really picks up.

Love this tire use it as just an everyday all around year round tired on my mid size car. I live where there is a lot of rain and they are great in the rain and great on turns. Dont really have anything I don't like about them yet and had them 8 months now.

I have a 2018 Tesla Model 3 with only approx 18,000 miles and Tesla said I already need new tires. After reading the reviews I realized I'm not the only one who's having this problem. These tires came with my brand new Tesla Model 3. After researching the tire because I already need a new set, you're saying the tires that I need to replace have a warranty of 50,000 miles? That simply isn't true and it's no wonder why Tesla doesn't offer a warranty on them. I'm really confused.

I just purchased these tires for my BMW 325 CI Sport Package. They are replacing Bridgestone. I found an immediate difference in the ride, noise level and handling. I did my research before making my decision and these tires rated the best for my car and driving habits.

These Tires ride very smooth and handle very well. Michelin Tires have always made a very noticable improvement in the ride and handling of this 2000 Camry V6. Would recommend them but then again I have always replaced all my cars with Michelin Tires.

Car came with Michelin, different style, replaced at 54k miles, still had some tread left. Checked all kinds of tires cheaper to expensive. Almost went cheaper, decided to go with these Primacy tires. Man I am glad I did. Whisper quiet ride, not a hint of vibration, shudder, good cornering, traction in the wet. Car is not driven in the snow, can't comment on that. These things roll nice down the road, no issues here whatsoever. Only a couple thousand on them right now, I am impressed so far.

These are the best original equiment tires I have used. They are on a 2009 Acura TSX and enhance the car's already good handling, in my opinion. The only comloaint I have is that, at least with this car, they are a little noisy. I view this as more of a probl;em with not enough insulation on the Acura, and I suspect it is triggered by the low profile of the tire.

I bought 4 new Primacy MXM4's for my 2013 BMW 328i Convertible. I had no confidence in the Continentals that were on it. From the moment I drove away, I could feel the difference. Much more sure-footed and reaction time to steering inputs was reduced. Have 5k miles on them with Long Island winter weather and have no problem taking out in the rain. No reason to try it in the snow.

I Just bought these tires for my Acura Tsx and all i can say is wow! They are so smooth i feel like I'm floating. They are so quiet that i hear everyone else tires around me. Also they really hug the corners as far as an all season tires go. If you have a Tsx and are looking for tires don't think twice about Michelin Mxm4.