Four Primacy MXM4 ZP replacements for 2023 BMW 330i with M-Sport package. Very early assessment (one week of driving) is they have an underlying low level tire "roar". Seems like an artifact of some brands' runflat tires; time will tell whether that remains. Also exhibit a typical Michelin whine when driven over many concrete freeway surfaces at speed. I'm expecting good handling performance and better wear from these tires.

Great tires would recommend

So far so good! Good comfort, handling, traction and safety! Traction got us through the snows this winter! Will keep monitoring durability!

Tires only lasted 35,000 of 55,000 warranted miles.

improved ride, great look, confident in reputation fr quality

The Primacy MXM4 tires are the perfect replacement on my 2016 Acura RDX 6 cylinder! Great grip and very quiet ride.

Love the performance in dry and wet conditions. Quiet and smooth. I’ve been driving on only Michelins since 1999. Very pleased.

These were OEM on Lexus ct 200h and I was very impressed when they were new. They were quiet and handled very well from the beginning (I am pretty hard of hearing, 'quiet' is a relative term) but most impressive is their handling when worn. I live in Washington State so drive in wet conditions regularly and these handled rain and standing water, at all speeds, extremely well when up to 95% worn. I have 58k miles on them now and trying to get 1-2k more. Not sure how to judge their assistance with fuel efficiency but will say that over the life of the tires I avg. 45-46mpg. Will definitely replace with the same.

Bought these tires about 6 months ago for my Toyota Sienna which came with run flat tires Boy were those tires noisy, put the Michelin tires on and so quiet and ride really good. I bought a can of Green Slime and have an air pump in the car in case I should have a flat.

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.