Purchased these to replace 2016 stock Honda Odyssey Touring tires... beautiful and great, when brand new. We have been experiencing a slow leak (since tires were new) so took it in and now we are told that after 19k miles/20 month old tires need to be replaced bc the wear? This is a van that is used to for short trips and on paved roads and gets rotated 5k during oil changes. We have used quality tires over the years, including Michelin, and this is the first tire that has proven to be defective. There is certainly something wrong with this tire for larger vehicles. I had these on a smaller vehicle and it did not have these issues of wearing too quickly. A tire should not wear to the point <4/32” with light to normal usage and correct tire rotations every 5k. I am not certain if It is this particular Michelin tire or if the van is too heavy for the tire, but beware when purchasing this particular tire. Again great tires, but the unfortunate speed of wear on the tread is very concerning.

I purchased a used 2004 Honda Accord. The car seemed to be noisey, unlike a Honda. My best guess were the tires. I did some research online and found wonderful reviews on the Michelin Primacy and so purchased 4. Best investment. My car runs quiet & smooth couldn't be happier. In fact, we put new Michelin's on my husbands SUV.

Purchaced first set of four @ 38K for my wife`s Camry @ 94k still plenty of tread left, quiet and smooth. My wife was so pleased with them, i picked up a set of four @ 37k for my Avalon, now at 44K i can say best tires i have ever owned, and i have owned plenty. The Avalon is quieter now than when the car was purchaced new. We both commute to work in rain and snow however the Avalon is used for longer road trips. The Primacy MXV4 perfomed very well in 2 recent heavy rain storms. No flats, No lost of air, no slipping and slidding. KNOCK ON WOOD

I was warned this spring, at 18,000 miles, that I'd need to look at better tires for the winter. I'm at 21,000 miles and need to replace a tire, and the tread is low enough on the other three tires, the tire company has to make me sign a disclaimer that the difference in tread can cause drive train issues. Really? Expensive tires like this and I can't get HALF the miles? I won't be replacing these tires with Michelin.

I bought these tires due to the extreme driving conditions I drive in. By far they are the bet tires I have ever owned. They handle great on the road with minimum road noise and I feel safe driving in wet conditions. I have 35k miles on these tires and they still have a lot of tread left. I will be in the market soon for tires for my second vehicle and I will be getting these tires for sure! I recommend these tires for any car. You won't be disappointed!!!

As a retired person I can choose when to go out in good or bad weather. This Canadian winter was extreme. With an all wheel drive vehicle and Primacy MXV4 tires I did not find it necessary to have snow tires. As they where new less than a year ago they performed like snow tires with lots of grip and stopping ability. I have put over 20, 000 K on these tires with very small showing of any wear.

Original tires on my 2008 Honda Civic coupe were getting noisy and needed to be replaced. My research placed the Primacy MXV4 in the top three for a combination of handling, low noise, ride comfort. Because I have always been satisfied with Michelin tires, I gave them a shot. All I can say is ... these tires PERFORM! Around town, on the freeway, rain or shine, the MXV4s live up to their high ratings.

This is our 2nd set of these tires for our car. We love them, and plan to replace the tires on our other vehicle with the same. They lasteed a long time, always had great traction and were problem free! Our car is small and lightweight. Apparently this causes excess wear and loss of traction. These tires were much better than the original factory tires. Will buy them again and again! Convinced my son to put them on his small car and he also loves them. I'd recommend them to everybody!!

We purchased our 2014 Sienna LE van this week. I found the registration card for the tires and was not pleased with trying to find all the information for the form, but, I had never done this with any other tires. As for the quality and ride/drive performance, we find them to be very good tires. The ride is smooth and the steady drive on the road is great, so far. The mileage is not determined yet but I am not sure how the tire really figures in that anyway. I would recommend them though they are a bit pricey. I doubt I would have paid that for them, but they did come with the van and I am sure I was charged for them somewhere. God Bless and drive safe, regardless of the tires you have.

Switched out the OEM Pilot MXM4's for Primacy MXV4's. They are quiet, free-rolling, and living up to the tread wear guarantee. I did not find a difference in the car's handling - and I do "drive" my car. I would purchase the Primacy again, especially since they are less expensive than the Pilots!