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.

Installed these tires on a 2010 Subaru Forester In August 2012. With 12k on the tires the wear is great and they handle great. The only gripe I have is that they are very loud. Road noise screams through the cabin and if you are traveling on cement the noise is so loud that you can not have a conversation with someone in the rear seat. I rotate every 5k and expected much more from these tires. The latitudes were much better for noise.

These great tires came with my new 2012 Toyota Camry SE V6 which along with the premium rims really dress the car up nice. But more important than the looks and appearance comes the performance and dependability and trust that comes with the Michelin name brand. I drive with full confidence and peace of mind knowing that my new car is equipped with these top of the line Michelin tires.

This tire came standard on my 2011 Lincoln MKS (purchased used with 13,000 miles) and they perform flawlessly until a little snow and then it's like I have a set of slicks. I live in Minnesota and that's not a good thing. Seriously, other cars pull away from me and I just slip. I have to turn off the traction control because it will absolutely not move otherwise. I love Michelin tires. I have had a policy of no other brand but there is something wrong with these. As I look for replacement tires before this winter everything keeps pointing me to these tires. What to do?

When initially installed I was pleased with the ride, noise levels and ability to grip the wet roads but am disappointed with how quickly they wore down. For a tire that's rated at 90000 km thread wear I got 42000. I use studded winter tires so these aren't driven on during the winter months. I'm very disappointed with this series of tire. I have been buying Michelin since the 1990's, not happy with thread wear on this one.

Purchased tires for an 2005 Acura TL - tires are so loud that it makes driving the vehicle a pain. They look nice and handle okay - but the NOISE is overbearing. I always buy Michelin tires, not sure why these are so bad. I am replacing under 30 day warranty.

I put about 40, 000 to 50,000 miles a year on my car and I need a smooth, quiet, and good handling tire. I went with a lesser expensive tire last year and immediately regretted it. I bought the Michelin Primacy this year and was very impressed from the beginning. These tires offer an extremely quiet and comfortable ride. I have bought Michelin in the past and I usually get 100,000 to 120,000 highway miles out of a set. I will not buy anything but Michelin from now on. Worth the extra cost.

Review of Primacy MXM4 after 6 years and 84,000 miles. Best tires I've ever owned. Tires are on a 2003 Infiniti I35. Excellent in all areas: wet, dry, highway, around town, even treadwear on all four, and always quiet. Now worn to 3/32". If you have a newer sedan, and can still find the size you need, buy them.

Compared to my last set of tires at 1500 miles, the Toyo Versado LX, these Michelins at outperformed the Toyos. A lot grippier, less road noise, and better ride comfort. I rather spend more on the Michelins than to save about $30 per tire on those cheap Toyos. Now let's see how long the Michelins last. The Toyos lasted about 39000 miles on a '08 Acura TSX.

it came on my Tesla model 3 by mid February 2022, I changed them for my winter tires in November 2022, and that's when I was shocked to find out by my local garage that my rear tires were completely worn out at only 19 000 kilometers !!!!!!!! never seen this before, not even on the cheapest tires.