I bought the Primacy tires with 84,000 miles on my 2006 VW Passat, and just turned over 183,000 last week on the same set. Not one problem, and Michigan roads can be extremely tough on tires! That is why I'm on this site; looking in to buying another set before the snow flies. I would recommend these tires very highly.

I just replaced a set of MXV4 on my 2006 TSX with a newer model Michelin tire after running them for 139,500 km's. I ran them year round and were on the car without issue for 6 1/2 years. I found them to be firm/sporty and confidence inspiring and of course long-wearing. They were not great in snow but I attribute that to their low profile since I had the same tires on my 2003 Honda Odyssey and found them to be great in the snow. The set of MXV4 that I ran on the Odyssey were replaced about 14 months ago and they gave 120,000 km of service. That set was an even better set than those on the TSX and suited the van perfectly.

These tires came on my 2014 Camry when I bought it new. I am looking for new tires and have been happy with them until I see they are rated at 60,000 miles. I know that is different for every vehical. However I should have bought them last fall when I had 30,000 plus miles on them but I'm retired and don't go much so decided I could get by another year. Now with only 40,000 on them not even near what they are rated at I probably will not repurchase this tire. I have had the car 4.5 years and drive a moderate amount of miles a year. I don't think these tires have even been on a gravel road maybe a dirt driveway. Should have lasted longer. I worked at an auto repair facility for several years where we also sold tires. I seen several brands wear way past their warrenty miles and lots that did not. I will be looking at some of those brands. Thanks

I loved the feeling that driving thoses tires gave me very much. Howewer, I was surprise to see that afer as few as 30000 km the tires were already at 2/32 and obviously now I need to change all 4. I am very disapointed that they have worned out so fast. At that price tag, I was expecting that they last triple that time. My wife an I uses that car to commute to work and to travel with our 4 children. I might have bought a bad set of tires. I highly doubt that I will choose them again.

I got the tires with the new Honda Odyssey 2014. The tires have a 60K tread wear warranty on it but I need new tires at around 44K already. I am not sure if purchasing another 4 of these tires would be a good idea!

I purchased a set of the Michelin Primacy MXV4 P235/60R17 tires for my minivan and they wore out at ~33,000 miles. I don't drive aggressively and rotate them every 5k miles. I always purchased Michelins for all of my cars, Now I am switching to another brand.

These tires did not do well on our 2015 Honda Odyssey. They came as standard equipment on the van and I regret not asking for the other optional tires. We rotated, we aligned, we had nitrogen put in and maintained the right pressure, to no avail. In addition to this, they were terrible in snow. I've been a big fan of Michelin for over 20 years, always willing to pay more than for other brands because I felt they were better tires. This set of tires was very disappointing.

We are leasing an 2016 odyssey. Have had it for 1 year 10 month and have only 20,000 miles. Just took it in for a oil change and was told that I was going to need new tires. Not happy in quality at all.

This tires came with my new 2014 Honda Odyssey EX-L. after almost 60,000 Kms, all 4 tires are worn out close to the tread wear indicator. there is also vibration on the front tires and dealer confirmed tires needs to be replaced. not impressed with these tires.

I dont think I will be replacing my Honda Accord 2014 tires with michelin tires any more. This is the second time I will change my tires since the car was purchased. I had brand new tires on the car since the 1st day and the car has 40k and im going on the 3rd set of tires. I willl not recommend this tire to anyone. IF you have questions i can explain to you why not to buy them.