The tires are on a Pontiac Vibe AWD. The car is used for standard transportation on regular streets and highways. Read here, no gravel, difficult conditions etc. We appreciate very much that the tires do not degrade at a high rate. I monitor every season the ''thread thickness'' and the variation is very acceptable. This fact coupled with the fact they provide a very good adherence to the road is awesome. Honestly, so far I have not been able to come out with anything negative about this tire

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 this set of Primacy's installed after having a set of Defenders put onto my 2007 Camry. When the Defenders showed me a drop of about 5-6 mpg vs my old tires, Michelin stood in and allowed me to swap to a set of Primacy MXV4's via their satisfaction program. These are as quiet as anything I've ever owned, handle amazing, and my mileage is back too. Great job Michelin, your service is why we keep spending more for your tires. Thank you for helping to keep our family safe and comfortable!

I recently purchased a 2015 Lexus ES350 with 25000 miles; after my 30000 miles check, the Lexus service department informed me that two of my tire would need to be replaced soon. I am at 42000 miles, and I need to replace those two tires. I am not sure if I should buy a set of Primacy because they didn't last near the 60000 miles that were guaranteed

When you buy a premium tire like this tire and it does what it is supposed to do, then its a great tire! What I see when I read the comments about what people don't like, and then I see that their car has front end issues, bad ball joints and anything that could affect their tires and the ride, their review isn't worth the time to read. I have these on a 2011 sienna van with 29000 miles on it. They are a wonderful tire that one would expect. Good in rain, normal couple of inches or more of snow, and they handle and ride very good. Tred life appears to be on track with what I would expect. Living on the Wisconsin border with Illinois we have such a mix of weather. Will be putting these on my other car next summer.

Tires came with my new vehicle purchase, a popular 4WD SUV. Drove them in suburban conditions, just under 10k/yr. After 2 years, tread were worn and tires needed replacing despite regular rotation. Agree with other review, only got 20k out of the 60k warranty on these!

Although a smooth ride, 26k on my Primacy MXV4s on the minivan and tires need replacing. Serviced and rotated every 5k. Not sure a 60k warranty is meaningful when these tires are so worn out. Unfortunately, need to replace with same tires as vehicle is leased. Unhappy and will try to avoid these tires in the future. I would hope that someone from Michelin would call me to make amends.

Bought my second set of Michelin Primacy tires for my new car. Had them on a previous car and loved the feel and performance, as well as the quiet ride. This set are for winter driving and are great for snow and wet conditions. I would highly recommend Primacy tires for their performance and for their high mileage capability.

These were the OEM tires for 2010 Nissan Altima . Replaced in early 2015 at 48,000 miles with tread life left on them. I don't wait till they are at 2/32. This model was replaced by the Premier A/S but I wanted and found these MXV4 tires again. Didn't need to read reviews- I knew I wanted them again. Found them and bought them. I have now put over 50,000 miles on this set in 4 and a half years. Yet again they have at least 4/32, but with winter coming I will replace them soon. So I'm not sure about the 60,000 mile rating. I wouldn't risk keeping them another year. I drive in hellhole NYC where the roads simply suck. Potholes and roads that have not been repaved in literally over 20 years. Also I drive all over the northeast from Maine to Virginia in all types of weather putting on about 10k per year. For all the recent reviews not liking this tire, maybe it is because no dealer should be putting these tires on a new car. Unless I'm wrong they were probably manufactured at LEAST five years ago! Michelin had announce in 2014 they were being discontinued. Simply put the car dealers doing this are irresponsible.Think about where and how the tires were stored before being put on a new vehicle! They really have to be degraded after sitting around for so long. The manufacture date is on the tire - check it out before you buy any tire. Anyway, these have been great tires first time around and second as well. I wish they still made them. I'll end up buying the Premier when I get new tires. The Michelin's I've owned preciously have all been great.

Had the primacy mxv4 installed on my 2010 Prius. As promised the handling is superb. The ride is much better than the stock tires. Did sacrifice 3 miles per gallon but it is well worth it. I travel in many rural and remote areas where the roads aren't great and these tires have really made the trips better. Would recommend to any Prius owner looking for better handling and a smoother ride.