To correct my review of the Premier which I just bought for my Camary, my review was for the Primacy for a Camary 2 1/2 years ago. I was more than pleased with the performance of the Primacy even when I hit the pothole and got a bubble in the tire, I was driving on that tire for 2 months until I bought the Premier. As far as tires for my car, I will stay with Michelin as long as I can afford them.

I wont think twice about going with another tire manufacturer just like i wouldn't buy a cheap pair of running shoes. Since Michigan weather is so unpredictable and im dodging pot holes left and right I need a dependable tire. Fact of the matter is, I drive on some of the worst roads in Detroit so its important that my tires can handle tight corners, rain, sleet, snow, blizzard and the occasional baby monsoon. I drive an Acura and this is the second time Ive changed out my tires with 77,000 miles. The first time I opted for a lower costing tire but decided to go with the OEM replacement this time and Im happy that I did. They hold up great, and give me the performance, dependability and quietness I need. Sometimes its so quiet it makes me feel like im driving down Pacific Coast Highway...

I have had other brands of tires, not by choice, and the ride is never as smooth and comfortable as it is with my Michelin Tires. When I purchase a new car I ask the dealer to exchange the tires for Michelin's. Thank you for a product that is as good as you say it is and possibly better.

I've purchased Michelins before and have always been satisfied. My family has been riding on these for one year now, after replacing the factory Goodyears on our 2008 VW Passat Wagon. Right from the start there was a very noticeable reduction in road noise. Overall ride, handling and wet traction have also improved. This is significant, because we depend on this car, and these tires, to travel through Florida's intense summer downpours and along the twisty mountain roads of Western North Carolina. I didn't think I could be more happy with the five-year-old Passat, but with these tires it rides and handles better than new. And in typical Michelin fashion, treadware has been minimal.

Michelin tires have been a mainstay in my vehicle for years, they are very driver friendly and durable. I have a tendency to stop quickly, as my husband says "on a dime", and my Michelin hold up for many miles, even in excess of the guarantee miles. I have found no negatives to purchasing Michelin tires, it is money well spent. I plan to continue being a Michelin customer.

I purchased a 2008 Honda Accord EX-L V6 Coupe in May, 2012. Car had OEM Michelin Pilots which were nearing its life span. The tires were ok on dry surfaces but not much grip in wet conditions. I drove on those OEM's for 3 months and after much research I decided on the new Primacy MXM4 Touring All Season. The difference in handling and comfort was immediate. Cornering power is very good and dry traction is excellent. I waited a week for it to rain and they didn't disappoint me. Outstanding handling and grip on the wet roadway. I've put 2k miles on these so far. I'm very happy with my first Michelin purchase and well worth the extra cost over the competition.

The Primacy MXM4 were the tires that came on my 2014 Avalon. I was very pleased with the ride and the life of the tire. After 83,000 miles I just changed my tires to the Premier A/S. The ride of the Primacy MXMA was awesome! When new, I often felt like I was floating in air, the ride was luxury, almost now road noise and the performance was awesome. I live in Kentucky and our Spring season is often extremely wet. My tires always performed well, even the high mileage. Reluctantly purchased new tires, only because the noise level increased. Two days ago, I purchased the Michelin Premiere A/S. Not sure I’m enjoying the quality of the ride as well. It’s a bit stiffer, not the same luxury ride and seem to grip the road vs gliding across the road. However, the verdict is still out.

I decied to choose Micheline based on a racing friend who uses them exclusively. I chose the MXM4 and they didnt't dissapoint. I have a 2010 Taurus Limited that sees all 4 seasons. These tires stick to the road when cornering at higher than normal speeds and does a great job in the snow too. There is little road noise and they ride nice and smooth. I will consider Micheline again when its time for new tires on this or another car.

Good tire performance however very poor tread life These exact tires are OEM on our sedan. We only have 23K miles on them however the tire/model are rated at 55K miles. The existing tires are now in need of replacement nearing the end of their useful life. Very poor tread wear performance. Will not be purchasing these again.

I purchased 4 tires at 43000 miles on my VW Passat TDI SEL Premium. The ride, handling, and road noise was superior. At 73000 miles, I took them in for my every 5000 mile balance and rotation. My dealer told me the tires were down to 3/32" and needed to be replaced. 30000 miles and they needed to be replaced? The dealership prorated the cost and took care of me but tires with these prices should not wear out that quickly.