Put on my Honda Minivan..... Mixed highway and city miles.... Now have 45,000 miles on them and they seem hard as a rock. Initially, nice ride quality, low noise, low road noise transmissions, good stick, good stick in winter. After about 20k, (2nd winter), they got much more slippery, noticed the transmitted road noise form ridng in the rougher parts of the highway where the trucks roughen up the road is now higher. Ride seemed a bit rougher. Now at 45k, they're rocks. I can feel the paint stripes when I change lanes, can't even drive in truck lanes. They still stick like glue in dry weather, a little less in wet. Ride is noisy (for long distances, if I don't need the room, I will drive ANY other car). Not sure how they will fare this winter...may have to replace...but I still have another 25k work of tread on them, so might try and make it through the winter (if we don't get too much snow days in the Pac NW).... Overall, I'd consider buying them again, but not keep them so long (or look at something with a bit more ride quality longevity...).

This is my third set of michelin tires. They have no tire noise, and very little tire noise when they are almost wore out. They have the best ride of any tire on the market. I'm a Mercedes Benz Master tech of 30 years. I would never use any tire but Michelin on my personal vehicles.

I bought this set of tires in Nov. 2012 and have driven them 10,000 miles and very much enjoyed them. The ride, handling, and traction performance is excellent,as well as the fuel economy. I just wish there was a road hazard warranty. I picked up a small nail just barely outside the tread area and it cannot be repaired. So I'm off to buy a new one.

Replaced original equipment tires on my brand new 4 cylinder 2013 Honda Accord with Michelin Primacy MXV4. The tires immediately softened my ride over rough non-interstate concrete eroded expansion joints. Michelin customer service agent answered all my detailed questions; then I took the chance on switching to Michelin Primacy MXV4 full set of new tires when I had less than 800 miles on the car. I am very happy that I switched to Michelins.

These tires came new on my Toyota Sienna. I have 25,000 miles on it and I was just told I need new tires by the dealer. The dealer won’t even rotate them because they are unsafe. I followed all the specs o. Balancing and rotating. I just can’t believe They would degrade this fast.

The Primacy MXV4 tire's I purchase were absolutely great. They are great on gas mileage and the ride is smooth. It's a nice quite ride. A huge improvement from the factory tires Chrysler installs on their cars. I would definitely recommend these tires.

It's about what you value for your Family and Passengers. These tires have provided the comfort, reliability, and peace of mind I look. I driven with them in rain, snow and ice and the control has been great. They have consistently given me a smooth, comfortable ride and the braking has been excellent. The wear is excellent, along with the free lifetime service, e.g. tire rotation and wheel balance, and no-fault warranty makes it icing on the cake, No Hassel. For me, Quality doesn't cost, it pays.

When I bought my 2002 Honda Accord, Michelin (MXV4?) tires came with it (factory-installed). Loved them - handled well (including on gravel roads or even in 4-6 inches of snow), smooth ride, quiet, still got decent mileage. Went about 48,600 miles. When it was time to replace, I made the mistake of replacing them with a different brand (but same company family). Long story short, went back to Michelin (paperwork says "Exalto" but I could have sworn I went right back to the MXV4) when the lousy set wore out in 29,551 miles. Those Michelins went 53,571 miles before replacing with Primacy MXV4. Just replaced those after 66,317 miles with the new generation MXV4. Could have gone longer if not for the pending winter season, and had also started to keep a longer distance from the car in front in wet weather. Again, love that they are quiet, smooth, handles well, and my gas mileage remains decent. Definitely corners well. Good quality and if you take care of them, they take care of you. Do your rotations, pressure checks, and the ocassional alignments. Looking forward to another 60+k miles. ps. My ratings on wear life and fuel efficiency are based on the set I just replaced. My current tires are the new generation and are brand new so I can't give a rating on them yet.

This is my third set of these tires that I have had on 2 different cars / minivans. They ride, handle and run well. I have gotten at least 50,000 miles out of the first two sets and fully expect the same with this set. I good investment in the safety of those I love.

Love, love, love these tires! I have a 2001 TDI VW Beetle, and these tires make the car ride like it's new. Smooth, quiet...and my fuel mileage, which was great to start with, has gotten even better. Pricey, but I guess this is one instance where you really do get what you pay for.