I bought my car brand new in 2018, now at only 30k miles and need new tires. I’m very disappointed considering these tires are suppose to last up to 60k/ 6 years. I do minimum driving being as though I work from home and I make sure I get them rotated, it’s a bummer that I now have to kick out money for new tires considering I barely drive.

Had 4 Primacy MXV4 tires installed on Chrysler 300 last November. Nice quiet ride. Grips well on wet road. Haven't driven on snow/ice yet. Hoping that we get long extended wear-life from these tires. This will make a big difference on future descisions on purchases of Michelin tires.

Primacy mxv4 tires turned this good old car into a pure pleasure mean machine , smooth and steady at high speed miraculus in the mountain twisties even in the rain this car now handles like a world class sports car , I don't know why I have not bought Michelin tires before now. You truely get what you pay for, I removed another make of tires that had only 1000 miles on them because they were so poor handling. All I can say is WOW!!!

New car, new tires back in March... I have not been driving very much (due to the pandemic) but I have notice the traction is terrible... my ABS has had to kick in multiple times while driving around the city, and I am not an aggressive driver. Not sure if this is a defect or if they're just really not suitable tires for regular city driving?

As stated by another reviewer, this is an excellent tire with extremely long life. I now have 97,000 miles on my set and will most likely be able to run them for another 10,000 to 15,000 miles before they need to be replaced. With proper alignment, tire pressure, and responsible driving, these tires last forever!!! They are a great handling tire that excels on wet pavement and snow. Gas mileage improved significantly over the OEM tires too.

I chose to replace the original tires (MXV4) with the same as came on the car. The ride, handling, and noise level of these tires is excellent & most important to me. My original tires needed replacement because of age and not because of being worn out, and I value safety over cost and trying to get the last mile out of a tire. When I need another set of tires, I would choose Michelin.

A set came new on my 2015 Honda Pilot Touring, February 2015. Had green air(nitrous) installed. Rotate as per specks or my needs,time. Currently have fifty two thousand miles on them, mostly hiways. I’m looking for replacements as they are worn down to 2/32.

These tires provide a very quiet, smooth and excellent road handling ride. They manage pot holes and rough pavement very well. I have driven them through a lot of heavy rain storms and they hold their traction very well. With more than 12,000 miles on them they look brand new. After many years of using Michelins, these are best one that I have ever owned.

I've always bought Michelin tires. They're a top of the line manufacturer. I feel safe when my family drives on Michelin's. I have rated wear-life as "good" but do not attribute entirely to the tire itself. Most of my vehicles have been sportscars or luxury sport vehicles and I'm certain that contributes to less than maximum mileage.

I haven't had the tires for very long but I can tell already why Michelin Tires are worth the extra money they cost. I spent alot of time researching mainly consumer reports and they were right to rate these tire so well. The Potenzas my suburu came with were already worn at 15000 miles last winter making it unsafe to drive. As a matter of fact I was unable to stop my vehicls in snow.