I have been a fan of Michelin tires for many years. This is my first set of Primacy tires and I am very happy with their performance. They offer a nice quiet ride, while handling well on the highway, and provide excellent wear. I made the mistake of being talked into a different set of tires and was extremely disappointed. Glad I am back to Michelins!

I purchased my Michelin Tires because of their reputatiion, prior to my recent purchase my 2005 Honda Accord came with Michelin tires and they lasted 8 years and truth be told they could have lasted a lil longer. You can't beat this product and therefore the purchase of Michelin Tires was a no brainer. I'm a customer for life.

These are OEM on my 2014 Camry Hybrid XLE. They have 72000+ miles on them and are at 3/32. I have had several sets on my 1997 T&C van. Every set lasted over 65K miles. If you don't get the 60K, you are probably an aggressive driver and corner too hard in my opinion.

The Michelin Primacy MXV4 is not the most economical tire on the shop floor, but the best value by far. This tire allows the high performance MXV4 tires are used to providing, without the quick burn rate affiliated with such a performance. It provides a well performing tire all seasons around, without having to change tires every 15,000 miles. This tire has performed very well and shown beyond a reasonable doubt that a tire needs not be a very low treadwear to stick to the road. Michelin has hit the ball out of the park with this product and they have a loyal customer in me to prove it.

This is the first time I have used Michelin tires. My grandparents were the one that told me to get them. They have brought Michelin tires in the past and have been very pleased. So now I am using them and what a smooth ride. I would recommend them to other people.

I have preferred and driven Michelin radial tires on every vehicle I have owned since 1967. If the cars came with other tires, I switched to Michelin at the first reasonable opportunity. The quality and performance of the Michelins are unmatched by the competition and I am content to pay a little more to get the best and safest tires. This was proven to me again in my latest purchase. I purchased a new Mazda 3 in 2012. The car came with a different tire. Though I got 40k miles on the original tires, despite scheduled rotation and balancing, the tires were cupped and noisy when I replaced them, though they technically still had sufficient tread left. The new Michelin tires are quiet, smooth riding, and handle beautifully. I trust they will do so for many thousands more miles; 46 years worth of experience assures me that they will.

Still on my first 1,000 miles so can't comment on on tire ware but definitely a smoother ride than the OEM tires. Disappointed with tread picking up and retaining gravel and small pebbles. Leads to audible clicking sound while moving. Also annoying traction screech while turning in garage and Driveway makes you wonder how much this carries over to road noise at highway speeds.

I drive 50,000-60,000 miles per year. It is a miserable job with my old non Michelin tires. Noise and drift were horrible. The instant I had my new Michelins installed the road noise was eliminated and road pull was non existent. My job is a pleasure again due to my new Michelin Primacy tires. I recently told a friend that spends his career on the road if he wanted to make his driving stress disappear to get a set of new Michelins. He called me after they were installed and said he owed me a steak dinner for the good advice. A simple solution to a complicated problem. Buy Michelin....

This Spring and Summer we received very heavy rains that could wash a car off the road or cause you to stall. However, my tires saved the day. I stayed in my lane, and was able to ride through those very deep poolings with out any issues. Winter is much better on these tires as well. I do all my rotations as required, and that helps a lot.

My car came with this tire on it. They had to be replaced at 5 years and 17,000 miles because of dry rot. So I replaced them with the same tire. After 2 years all 4 tires have dry rot on them. The car has never sat longer then 5 days and I am in Colorado. Now I see why Michelin Puts "Ozone and Weather checking" under "Items not covered in warranty" Have had Michelin tires all my life and never had this problem until I got the Primacy mxv4.