I always replace the new OEM tires with Michelins on All of my vehicles. Over my years, I have learned many times over, Michelin tires are without question the best.

Live 30 minutes from the sierra mountains in Northern California and need good over-all tires on all vehicles. Michelin makes a good tire for all road requirements.

These came standard in my Tesla model 3. They were quiet with a smooth ride and ok in rain. It was just ok in snow. At about 30k miles I was told It was time to replace. Looking for a tire now with longer life and better handling in snow/slush.

These are my second set of Primacy tires. Loved the first ones. Absolutely no problems. I commute 125 total miles per day. Quiet, comfort and wear are my most important requirements. These tires deliver. I recommend them.

I have a set of Primacy MXM4 tires on a Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder, these tires are smoother riding with better traction than the stock tires. I thought that the stock tires were good but these are way better.

Our Michelin Primacys came with our new 2013 Volvo T5 AWD. I also have Pilots on my 2005 Volvo V50 T5. Like may other vehicle owners I have had other brand tires that turned out to be inferior. Michelins continue to rule.

Once again the reliable Michelin tires have found their way onto the wife's mini van. Since our vehicle is front wheel drive, its very important that we have a tire that won't 'bubble' in the tread area. Thanks for good tire workmanship & quality !

Tires came on a brand new 2018 Toyota Sienna. I have less than 30,000 miles and they won't pass next inspection. I have rotated the tires every 5,000 miles and have the pressure checked regularly.

I own a 05 Lexus ES 330. I have owned these tires for a short time but I noticed a big difference in handling,braking and comfort of ride.Increase in mileage is yet to be determined.

The tires came with the 2013 Cadillac. They seem a perfect fit. I'm not a tire expert but we're getting a really nice, smooth, quiet ride. And they're Michelin's! What more could we ask?