I bought the tires in 2010 (it is now 2013) and they have been great. My car used to handle horrible in the snow and also the ride used to be quite rough. Since the new MXM4 tires the car feels much better, handles excellent in dry, wet or snowy roads. No complaints at all, highly recommended!

I just put these on recently so these are first impressions. I am a longtime Michelin owner for all our vehicles from SUVs to cars. First time on the Taurus. Against my better judgement, I put Continental Pure Contacts on first to save a few dollars. But after replacing 2 of the new Continentals and still not being able to balance them, I switched back to Michelins, which is what I should have gotten in the first place. Paid a little more but...you get what you pay for. The Primacys ride is smooth, they are super quiet and very responsive. I have only driven in dry and wet conditions so far but very pleased with their performance.

whenever I replace a oem set of tires I always go to Michelin! Michelin tires are consistently of higher quality and always take the abuse other makes simply can't handle. Michelin is worth every penny!! I always recommend them to friends, two of my friends have switched to Primacy mxm4's for their VW's because I bought mine first. I love my primacy mxm4 on my VW GLI--they handle great, wear great and have improved my gas mileage! Who says you can't have it all?:) I have Defenders on my Nissan Quest, recently hit a curb, took a three inch chunk out of the sidewall and the Defender tire never went flat, got me home no problem! now thats a well made tire!!

I recently replaced these on my Tesla model 3 RWD. The OEMs wore out really fast, they were down to 3/32s within 18000 miles. I don't know if it's the car or the tires themselves. I rotated the tires every 3500 to 4000 miles too. Anyhoo, the new tires made my Model 3 quieter and less bumpier. Mileage isn't affected too much. They handle well and provide decent wet traction, dry traction is great though. Overall I am pretty happy with my decision to stick with OEM recommendation.

This set of tires excels in all categories. I've experienced a very quiet ride on all road surfaces and top-notched performance in wet/dry conditions. Although I have over 30,000 miles on them, they offer the same performance of a new set...and look new!! You will not find a better set of tires.

I purchased the MXM4 for my 2008 DTS. I wanted a more "aggressive" look so I went one size wider. I did insure that the oversize would not impact my steering ability. I was totally amazed at the cornering and the improved handling at highway speeds (70-80mph). What really pleased me was the improved mpg due to the tires improved "rolling coefficient". Although all of this was great, the best part was the look they gave my DTS. The DTS rolls down the road now with attitude. Not bad!

These are my 3rd set of Michelins for my 2007 Toyota Avalon. The first 2 sets were "Energy". I switched primarily for longer tread life and lower price. I now have about 10,000 miles on them and the Primacys seem to be just as good as the Energy-so I feel I made a good decision. They are just as smooth and quiet. Gas Mileage is about the same. The cornering seems good even those these are "H" rated vs "V" on the Energys. I don't do much racing so for my purposes "H" is fine. I would but these again.

These came as original equipment on my 2014 Acura RDX -- they rode very well until about 6 months ago, but at 37k they started getting noisy and at 43k miles now they are almost down to the wear bars (all 4 ware worn evenly down to 3/32 of tread remaining per Acura dealer based on this week's service report). I'll drive carefully in the rain for the next couple of months, but at 45k will definitely change tires before the fall/winter weather hits. So expect 40-45k miles at most out of these, as I am very careful about rotating and other maintenance...

This were factory tires when we purchased new our 2015 Honda Accord V6 Sports Coupe, very good profile that provides a comfortable smooth ride. The key safety feature only showed itself when another car pulled out in front of my wife, hitting the brakes the Honda went from 70KM to Zero almost immediately, amazing short distant saving an accident. If there was snow the car would still be going. As for the cold and snow, we just change out X- ICE Michelins when needed. Tire are like tools just use the right one for the job.

Bought and installed 4 in May. Now have a little over 1,000 miles on them. When first installed, I complained that the car rode much more harshly and bumpy and was something the old tires did not do. It's only happening since the Michelin tires were installed. Been back several times for re-balancing. This last time the dealer insists it is the road imperfections I'm feeling because of the hardness of tires sidewalls. Humm? Not with the old tires! Something is not right with at least one of the tires.